David Gaimster

The Archaeology of Reformation,1480-1580 (eBook, ePUB)

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Produktbeschreibung

Featuring contributions given at the Archaeology of Reformation conference, this volume includes papers spread across five themes: public worship and iconoclasm, private devotion and material culture, dissolution landscapes and secular power, corporate charity and Reformation, and burial and commemoration.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Taylor & Francis
• Seitenzahl: 486
• Erscheinungstermin: 13. Dezember 2018
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781351546607
• Artikelnr.: 54960018

Autorenporträt

David Gaimster

Inhaltsangabe

Introduction Public Worship and Iconoclasm 1. Public Worship and Iconoclasm
2. Iconoclasm and Adaptation: The Reformation of the Churches in Scotland
and the Netherlands 3. The Catholic Reformation and the Parish: The Church
of Saint Thégonnec (Finistére, France) 1550-1700 4. Fixtures or Fittings?
Can Surviving Pre-Reformation Ecclesiastical Material Culture be Used as a
Barometer of Contemporary Attitudes to the Reformation in England? 5. The
Reformation and Unfinished Churches in Finland 6. Reformation of What?
Whose and Which Reformation is Exposed in Danish Wall-Paintings? 7. The
Wall-Paintings of Sulsted Church, Denmark: Between The Middle Ages and the
Reformation? Private Devotion and Material Culture 8. Reformation and
Transformation: What Happened to Catholic Things in a Protestant World? 9.
Pots, Prints and Protestantism: Changing Mentalities in the Urban Domestic
Sphere, c. 1480-1580 10. The Archaeology of Viceregality: Charles Brandon's
Brief Rule in Lincolnshire 11. Nicholas Poyntz and Acton Court: A
Reformer's Architecture 12. From Popular Devotion to Resistance and Revival
in England: The Cult of the Holy Name of Jesus and the Reformation* 13.
Public Worship, Private Devotion: The Crypto-Jews of Reformation England
Dissolutionl And Scapes and Secular Power 14. Recycling the Monastic
Fabric: Beyond the Act of Dissolution 15. Monastic Architecture:
Destruction and Reconstruction 16. Northern Ireland: The Afterlife of
Monastic Buildings 17. Dissolution or Reformation? A Case Study from
Chester's Urban Landscape 18. The Conversion of Former Monastic Buildings
to Secular Use: The Case of Coventry 19. Tenements in London's Monasteries
c. 1450-1540 20. The Houses of Henry VIII's Courtiers in London 21. Some
Aspects of the Reformation of Religious Space in London, 1540-1660
Corporate Charity and Reformation 22. Reforming Corporate Charity: Guilds
and Fraternities in Pre- and Post-Reformation York 23. Deconstructing a
Symbolic World: The Reformation and the English Medieval Parish Chantry 24.
John Carpenter's Library: Corporate Charity and London's Guildhall 25. The
London Merchant Taylors Burial and Commemoration 26. Choices and Changes:
Death, Burial and the English Reformation 27. Dust to Dust': Revealing the
Reformation Dead 28. A Protestant Habitus: 16th-Century Danish Graveslabs
as an Expression of Changes in Belief 29. A Reformation of Meaning:
Commemoration and Remembering the Dead in the Parish Church, 1450-1640 30.
Tombs of Brass are Spent: Reformation Reuse of Monumental Brasses