Griffin's study reveals the virtually unknown lives of the men who worked in the sixteenth-century presses. Using the papers of the Spanish and Portuguese Inquisition, he provides insights into popular culture and religion; the history of printing, reading, and writing; the Inquisition; and the double lives led by lower-class Protestants living within a vigilant Catholic society.
Griffin's study reveals the virtually unknown lives of the men who worked in the sixteenth-century presses. Using the papers of the Spanish and Portuguese Inquisition, he provides insights into popular culture and religion; the history of printing, reading, and writing; the Inquisition; and the double lives led by lower-class Protestants living within a vigilant Catholic society.
Clive Griffin is Fellow and Tutor in Spanish, Trinity College, Oxford, and University Lecturer in Latin American Literature, Oxford University. In 2001 he was elected Honorary Fellow of the Hispanic Society of America.
Inhaltsangabe
1: Introduction 2: Denunciation, Flight and Arrest 3: Proofing the Printers 4: Foreign Printing-workers in Spain 5: Three Young Men 6: Two Settled Printers 7: The Presses 8: Customs and Attitudes 9: Beliefs 10: The End Bibliography Index
1: Introduction 2: Denunciation, Flight and Arrest 3: Proofing the Printers 4: Foreign Printing-workers in Spain 5: Three Young Men 6: Two Settled Printers 7: The Presses 8: Customs and Attitudes 9: Beliefs 10: The End Bibliography Index
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