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In seinem Buch untersucht B. Scheller die Geschichte der Stiftungen Jakob Fuggers des Reichen vom Beginn des Stiftungsprozesse, ca. 1505, bis zum Jahr 1555. Es handelt sich dabei um drei Stiftungen: die beruhmte Kleinhaussiedlung, die seit 1531 als "Fuggerei" bekannt ist; die Grabkapelle der Fugger in der Klosterkirche der Augsburger Karmeliter; eine Pradikatur bei der Kollegiat- und Pfarrkirche St. Moritz in Augsburg. Zentrale Frage der Untersuchung ist die nach den Interdependenzen von Stiftungen und historischem Wandel. Indem sie verfolgt wird, entsteht exemplarisch eine...

"Mother Ayahuasca, How long have I known my wife?" To this simple yet inspired question, asked by author James H. Scheller; the answer unveiled to him is the story of The Monk and the Tree.

A child monk named Malian, is special for so many reasons-notably, she is a girl who has been accepted into the Dao monkhood, an honor typically denied to women, during this age of time of unwritten history. So pure and in tune is Malian's spirit with the Dao that she is truly one with all around her. She is on a path, reveling in the simple act of living, when she meets a...

"Mother Ayahuasca, How long have I known my wife?" To this simple yet inspired question, asked by author James H. Scheller; the answer unveiled to him is the story of The Monk and the Tree.

A child monk named Malian, is special for so many reasons-notably, she is a girl who has been accepted into the Dao monkhood, an honor typically denied to women, during this age of time of unwritten history. So pure and in tune is Malian's spirit with the Dao that she is truly one with all around her. She is on a path, reveling in the simple act of living, when she meets a...

The book explores the history of converted Jews in the Kingdom of Naples and the fraught processes of their inclusion and exclusion over a period of 200 years. The study integrates a macro view on the Kingdom with a micrological investigation of the lives of New Christians in one city. From multiple perspectives, it analyzes the political status, networks, careers, and life styles of the converted Jews.