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Informationen zum Autor Kristy Dixon graduated with a degree in English from the University of Utah. She started writing stories when she was seven and has been writing ever since. In the beginning she tried writing historical fiction, but soon found that to be boring. She started writing The Silver Eclipse at the urging of her children and found fantasy writing to be more fun. She has nine children and six chickens. If she isn't writing or playing board games with her kids, she is probably eating cookies or wishing that she were eating cookies. You can contact Kristy at kristydixon35@gmail.com and find her website at kristydixonbooks.com. Klappentext This book provides key essays on the most recent interpretations of the German Reformation movement. Rather than viewing the religious developments of the sixteenth century in isolation, modern historiography tends to picture the Reformation as an event which reached into all corners of society and slowly worked to transform the course of European history. This collection comprises essays written by the scholars who have helped bring about this shift in understanding and includes articles translated into English for the first time. The book illustrates how the movement was bound and shaped by the society in which it was broadcast, how the reformers interacted with the trends and tensions of the period, as well as how the forces of religious change came to influence European culture and society over the long term. Zusammenfassung This text illustrates how the Continental Reformation movement was bound and shaped by the society in which it was broadcast! how the reformers interacted with the trends and tensions of the period! and how the forces of religious change came to influence European culture and society. Inhaltsverzeichnis Acknowledgements. 1. Introduction: Narratives of the German Reformation: C. Scott Dixon. 2. What was Preached in German Towns in the Early Reformation?: Bernd Moeller. 3. What was the Reformation Doctrine of Justification?: Berndt Hamm. 4. The Reformation of the Common Man! 1521-1542: Thomas A. Brady Jr. 5. Reformation and the Communal Spirit: Peter Blickle. 6. The Reformation and the Modern Age! an attempt: Richard Van Dulman. 7. Forced Confessionalization? Prolegomena for a Theory of the Confessional Age: Wolfgang Reinhard. 8. Success and Failure in the German Reformation: Gerald Strauss. 9. The Reformation! Popular Magic and the Disenchantment of the World: Robert W. Scribner. Index. ...
