Cultural Exchange in Early Modern Europe
Herausgeber: Monter, William; T. Th, Istv N. Gy Rgy; Schilling, Heinz
Cultural Exchange in Early Modern Europe
Herausgeber: Monter, William; T. Th, Istv N. Gy Rgy; Schilling, Heinz
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This volume, first published in 2007, examines the role of religion as a vehicle for cultural exchange.
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This volume, first published in 2007, examines the role of religion as a vehicle for cultural exchange.
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Produktdetails
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- Verlag: Cambridge University Press
- Seitenzahl: 438
- Erscheinungstermin: 9. Oktober 2012
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 229mm x 152mm x 24mm
- Gewicht: 630g
- ISBN-13: 9781107412811
- ISBN-10: 1107412811
- Artikelnr.: 37664373
- Verlag: Cambridge University Press
- Seitenzahl: 438
- Erscheinungstermin: 9. Oktober 2012
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 229mm x 152mm x 24mm
- Gewicht: 630g
- ISBN-13: 9781107412811
- ISBN-10: 1107412811
- Artikelnr.: 37664373
Part I. Introductions: 1. Religion and cultural exchange 1400-1700: 21st
century implications William Monter; 2. Confessionalization and cultural
exchange in early modern Europe (and the situation in the borderlands)
Heinz Schilling and Istvan Tóth; Part II. Cohabitation and Conflict in the
Religious Borderlands - Central (and North-east-central) Europe as
Example): 3. Religious frontiers in the Bohemian lands after the White
Mountain Olivier Chaline; 4. Religious coexistence and competition in the
Polish-Lithuanian commonwealth c.1600 Daniel Tollet; 5. Missionaries as
cultural intermediaries in religious borderlands Istvan Tóth; Part III.
Churches in Action: Rituals and Images: 6. Introduction José Pedro Paiva;
7. Urban architecture and ritual in the Confessional Europe Heinz
Schilling; 8. A liturgy of power: solemn episcopal entrances in Early
Modern Europe José Pedro Paiva; 9. A comparative historiographic reflection
on sovereignty in Modern Europe: interregnum rites and papal funerals
Maria-Antonietta Visceglia; 10. Rural altarpieces and religious experiences
in Transylvania's Saxon communities Maria Craciun; Part IV. Religious
Communication: Print and Beyond: 11. Introduction Mark Greengrass and
Judith Pollmann; 12. Orality, script and print: the case of the English
sermon 1530-1700 Ian Green; 13. Teaching religion in Early Modern Europe:
catechisms, emblems, and local traditions Stefan Ehrenpreis; 14. Chambers
of rhetoric and the transmission of religious ideas in the low countries
Guido Marnef; 15. Hey ho, let the cup go round! Singing for Reformation in
the sixteenth century Judith Pollmann; 16. Two sixteenth-century religious
minorities and their scribal networks Mark Greengrass; 17. On the side of
the angels: Franciscan communication strategies in early modern Bohemia
Martin Elbel.
century implications William Monter; 2. Confessionalization and cultural
exchange in early modern Europe (and the situation in the borderlands)
Heinz Schilling and Istvan Tóth; Part II. Cohabitation and Conflict in the
Religious Borderlands - Central (and North-east-central) Europe as
Example): 3. Religious frontiers in the Bohemian lands after the White
Mountain Olivier Chaline; 4. Religious coexistence and competition in the
Polish-Lithuanian commonwealth c.1600 Daniel Tollet; 5. Missionaries as
cultural intermediaries in religious borderlands Istvan Tóth; Part III.
Churches in Action: Rituals and Images: 6. Introduction José Pedro Paiva;
7. Urban architecture and ritual in the Confessional Europe Heinz
Schilling; 8. A liturgy of power: solemn episcopal entrances in Early
Modern Europe José Pedro Paiva; 9. A comparative historiographic reflection
on sovereignty in Modern Europe: interregnum rites and papal funerals
Maria-Antonietta Visceglia; 10. Rural altarpieces and religious experiences
in Transylvania's Saxon communities Maria Craciun; Part IV. Religious
Communication: Print and Beyond: 11. Introduction Mark Greengrass and
Judith Pollmann; 12. Orality, script and print: the case of the English
sermon 1530-1700 Ian Green; 13. Teaching religion in Early Modern Europe:
catechisms, emblems, and local traditions Stefan Ehrenpreis; 14. Chambers
of rhetoric and the transmission of religious ideas in the low countries
Guido Marnef; 15. Hey ho, let the cup go round! Singing for Reformation in
the sixteenth century Judith Pollmann; 16. Two sixteenth-century religious
minorities and their scribal networks Mark Greengrass; 17. On the side of
the angels: Franciscan communication strategies in early modern Bohemia
Martin Elbel.
Part I. Introductions: 1. Religion and cultural exchange 1400-1700: 21st
century implications William Monter; 2. Confessionalization and cultural
exchange in early modern Europe (and the situation in the borderlands)
Heinz Schilling and Istvan Tóth; Part II. Cohabitation and Conflict in the
Religious Borderlands - Central (and North-east-central) Europe as
Example): 3. Religious frontiers in the Bohemian lands after the White
Mountain Olivier Chaline; 4. Religious coexistence and competition in the
Polish-Lithuanian commonwealth c.1600 Daniel Tollet; 5. Missionaries as
cultural intermediaries in religious borderlands Istvan Tóth; Part III.
Churches in Action: Rituals and Images: 6. Introduction José Pedro Paiva;
7. Urban architecture and ritual in the Confessional Europe Heinz
Schilling; 8. A liturgy of power: solemn episcopal entrances in Early
Modern Europe José Pedro Paiva; 9. A comparative historiographic reflection
on sovereignty in Modern Europe: interregnum rites and papal funerals
Maria-Antonietta Visceglia; 10. Rural altarpieces and religious experiences
in Transylvania's Saxon communities Maria Craciun; Part IV. Religious
Communication: Print and Beyond: 11. Introduction Mark Greengrass and
Judith Pollmann; 12. Orality, script and print: the case of the English
sermon 1530-1700 Ian Green; 13. Teaching religion in Early Modern Europe:
catechisms, emblems, and local traditions Stefan Ehrenpreis; 14. Chambers
of rhetoric and the transmission of religious ideas in the low countries
Guido Marnef; 15. Hey ho, let the cup go round! Singing for Reformation in
the sixteenth century Judith Pollmann; 16. Two sixteenth-century religious
minorities and their scribal networks Mark Greengrass; 17. On the side of
the angels: Franciscan communication strategies in early modern Bohemia
Martin Elbel.
century implications William Monter; 2. Confessionalization and cultural
exchange in early modern Europe (and the situation in the borderlands)
Heinz Schilling and Istvan Tóth; Part II. Cohabitation and Conflict in the
Religious Borderlands - Central (and North-east-central) Europe as
Example): 3. Religious frontiers in the Bohemian lands after the White
Mountain Olivier Chaline; 4. Religious coexistence and competition in the
Polish-Lithuanian commonwealth c.1600 Daniel Tollet; 5. Missionaries as
cultural intermediaries in religious borderlands Istvan Tóth; Part III.
Churches in Action: Rituals and Images: 6. Introduction José Pedro Paiva;
7. Urban architecture and ritual in the Confessional Europe Heinz
Schilling; 8. A liturgy of power: solemn episcopal entrances in Early
Modern Europe José Pedro Paiva; 9. A comparative historiographic reflection
on sovereignty in Modern Europe: interregnum rites and papal funerals
Maria-Antonietta Visceglia; 10. Rural altarpieces and religious experiences
in Transylvania's Saxon communities Maria Craciun; Part IV. Religious
Communication: Print and Beyond: 11. Introduction Mark Greengrass and
Judith Pollmann; 12. Orality, script and print: the case of the English
sermon 1530-1700 Ian Green; 13. Teaching religion in Early Modern Europe:
catechisms, emblems, and local traditions Stefan Ehrenpreis; 14. Chambers
of rhetoric and the transmission of religious ideas in the low countries
Guido Marnef; 15. Hey ho, let the cup go round! Singing for Reformation in
the sixteenth century Judith Pollmann; 16. Two sixteenth-century religious
minorities and their scribal networks Mark Greengrass; 17. On the side of
the angels: Franciscan communication strategies in early modern Bohemia
Martin Elbel.