Generations of scholars have assumed that the Reformation represented a vital step on the way to the ''disenchantment of the world.'' Philip Soergel's groundbreaking study on wonder books reveals that German evangelical Reformers were themselves active enchanters.
Generations of scholars have assumed that the Reformation represented a vital step on the way to the ''disenchantment of the world.'' Philip Soergel's groundbreaking study on wonder books reveals that German evangelical Reformers were themselves active enchanters.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Associate Professor of History, University of Maryland.
Inhaltsangabe
* Chapter One: The Appropriation of Wonders in Sixteenth-Century Germany * Chapter Two: Luther on Miracles * Chapter Three: Nature and the ''Signs of the End'' in Job Fincel's Wonder Signs * Chapter Four: Caspar Goltwurm on the Rhetoric of Natural Wonders * Chapter Five: The Polemics of Depravity in the Wonder Books of Christoph Irenaeus * Chapter Six: Enduring Models and Changing Tastes at Century's End * Index
* Chapter One: The Appropriation of Wonders in Sixteenth-Century Germany * Chapter Two: Luther on Miracles * Chapter Three: Nature and the ''Signs of the End'' in Job Fincel's Wonder Signs * Chapter Four: Caspar Goltwurm on the Rhetoric of Natural Wonders * Chapter Five: The Polemics of Depravity in the Wonder Books of Christoph Irenaeus * Chapter Six: Enduring Models and Changing Tastes at Century's End * Index
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