Bibliografie
. “We Were Perplexed by What he Wrote”. The Carthusians and a Crucial Moment in the Development of Mystical Literature in the Low Countries. In: . The Carthusians in the Low Countries. Studies in Monastic History and Heritage. Leuven: Peeters; 2014. pp. 217-232.
. Ruusbroec as a Theologian: The Holy Spirit. In: . A Companion to John of Ruusbroec. Leiden-Boston: Brill; 2014. pp. 179-203.
. Mysticism in the Low Countries Before Ruusbroec. In: . A Companion to John of Ruusbroec. Leiden-Boston: Brill; 2014. pp. 5-46.
. Essential Themes in Ruusbroec’s Mysticism. In: . A Companion to John of Ruusbroec. Leiden-Boston: Brill; 2014. pp. 130-178.
. Mysticism in the Low Countries Before Ruusbroec. In: . A Companion to John of Ruusbroec. Leiden-Boston: Brill; 2014. pp. 5-46.
. John of Ruusbroec’s Life and Works. In: . A Companion to John of Ruusbroec. Leiden-Boston: Brill; 2014. pp. 47-80.
. Ruusbroec in Edition: Manuscript and Print. In: . A Companion to John of Ruusbroec. Leiden-Boston: Brill; 2014. pp. 81-99.
. Ruusbroec’s Influence Until c.1800. In: . A Companion to John of Ruusbroec. Leiden-Boston: Brill; 2014. pp. 286-302.
. John of Ruusbroec’s Life and Works. In: . A Companion to John of Ruusbroec. Leiden-Boston: Brill; 2014. pp. 47-80.
. Ruusbroec at the charterhouse of Herne. How did the Carthusians react to the Eckhart shock?. In: . A fish out of water? From contemplative solitude to Carthusian involvement in pastoral care and reform activity. Leuven: Peeters; 2013. pp. 107-125.