After viewing the depiction in class, I was intrigued to learn more(prenominal) about this magnificent woman. Thusly, some of the writings in this shew may not be information found from the movie but from other sources entirely.
Sister Hildegard of Bingen was truly an amazing woman. She lived from the years 1098-1179. This was a while when it was unheard of for a woman to write. However, in her time here, Sister Hildegard produced significant works of her visions and theology. She is also the first composer whose history is know. During this time period women were of low accord, however, Sister Hildegard was consulted by bishops, popes, and kings. She was known as the Sybil of the Rhine.
Hildegard was born into quite a large family of nobility, herself being the tenth child. It was customary for the tenth child to be given up as the family could not count on providing for her. Thusly, Hildegard was sanctified to the church. Her visions began at the mere age of three. At the age of eight, Hildegard was direct away for a religious pedagogics. Feeling as if this education was inadequate, Hildegard started to learn on her own. She learned to read Psalter in Latin and also learned to compose music. Hildegard was eventually to become the organise of this convent at which she was sent to learn.
It was in 1141 that Hildegard had a vision of paragon that gave her true understanding of religious texts.
From this point on, Hildegard was to write surmount everything she saw in these visions. Even after this vision Hildegard was whitewash struck with feelings of insufficiency and hesitated to write. Although she never doubted the origin of her visions, she wished for them to be okay and accepted by the Catholic Church.
To get a levelheaded rating from me this movie review/essay would have to be revised. It would have to be longer and more in depth. The slip is interesting but that alone is carrying this essay.
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