The Reformation in National Context

ISBN-13: 9780521409605 / Angielski / Miękka / 1994 / 248 str.

Bob Scribner; Mikulas Teich; Roy Porter

Opis

This collection of essays explores the experience of religious reform in "national context." In discussing similarities and differences among the reform movements in a dozen European countries, the book considers countries in which the Reformation was strikingly successful and those where it failed to make an impact. The individual essays emphasize the local preconditions and limitations that the Reformation encountered as it spread from Germany into most of the countries of western and central Europe. Together they present a picture of the many-sided nature of the Reformation as it grew up in each "national context."

Recenzje

"...appropriate to students and general readers, as well as scholars....by the very nature of the volume, no one who picks it up can leave it unenlightened, because no one can know much about everything including in it....The continuity of reform makes this book essential reading; its vigor and style usually make reading it a pleasure. One can fully appreciate the books many strengths and achievements, without condoning its venial omissions." Seventeenth-Century News

Spis treści

Introduction Bob Scribner; 1. Germany Bob Scribner; 2. Switzerland Kaspar von Greyerz; 3. France Mark Greengrass; 4. The Low Countries Wiebe Bergsma; 5. England Patrick Collinson; 6. Scotland Julian Goodare; 7. Scandinavia Ole Peter Grell; 8. Bohemia Frantisek Kavka; 9. Hungary Katalin Peter; 10. Poland Janusz Tazbir; 11. Italy Silvana Seidel Menchi; 12. Spain Henry Kamen; 13. A comparative overview.