Culture, society and religion in early modern Europe
Subtitle: essays by the students and colleagues of William J. Bouwsma
By: edited by Ellery Schalk
Contributors: Bouwsma, William James, 1923-; Bouwsma, William J. (William James), 1923-2004
Series: Historical reflections = Réflexions historiques -- vol. 15, no. 1; Historical reflections -- v. 15, no. 1
Publisher: Dept. of History, University of Waterloo
Published: 1988
Place of publication: Waterloo, Ont
Language: eng
Number of pages: 309
Subjects: Renaissance; Reformation; Humanism; Counter-Reformation; History
Notes: Includes bibliographical references.
Table of contents: title: William Bouwsma and the paradoxes of history / Randolph Starn.; title: Religious sensibilities in early modern Europe: examples from the records of the Holy Penitentiary / Gene Brucker.; title: Brothers and strangers: confraternal charity in Renaissance Florence / Ronald F.E. Weissman.; title: Alexios Celadenus: a disciple of Bessarion in Renaissance Italy / Nelson H. Minnich.; title: Graf Hermann von Neuenahr and the limits of humanism in Cologne / Charles G. Nauert, Jr.; title: Neoscholasticism and the rule of God's law: the thought of the Castilian theologian Alfonso Castro / Sandra Berke Harding.; title: Roma Sancto and the Saint: Eucharist, chastity, and the logic Catholic reform / Frederick J. McGinness.; title: Divine guidance and the use of sources: a case from the annales of Caesar Baronius / Georgiana Davidson.; title: The transformation of religious conversion from the Renaissance to the Counter-Reformation: Petrarch and Caravaggio / Grietje Sloan.; title: The art of non-communication in Bosch / A.N. Galpern.; title: German holiness and Western sanctity in Medieval and Modern history / Lionel Rothkrug.; title: Reading between the lines of Gasparo Contarini's treatise on the Venetian state / Elisabeth G. Gleason.; title: Lucullus, Crassus and Cato in Grenoble / George Huppert.; title: Under the law or laws unto themselves: noble attitudes and absolutism in sixteenth and seventeenth-century France / Ellerly Schalk.; title: Habsburg ceremony in Spain: the reality of the myth / Helen Nader.