Forgetting Faith?
Negotiating Confessional Conflict in Early Modern Europe
Ed. by Karremann, Isabel / Zwierlein, Cornel / Groote, Inga Mai
Series:Pluralisierung & Autorität 29
Table of Contents
- Frontmatter
- Contents
- Introduction
- Too Long for a Play: Shakespeare and the Wars of Religion
- Caesarean Negotiations: Forgetting Henri IV’s Past after the French Wars of Religion
- The Historical Sublime in Shakespeare’s Richard II
- Flooding Faith: Forgetfulness in Robert Burton’s Anatomy of Melancholy
- Forgotten Religions, Religions that Cause Forgetting
- Controversy and Reconciliation : Grotius, Vondel and the Debate on Religious Peace in the Dutch Republic
- The Renaissance Musician and Theorist Confronted with Religious Fragmentation: Conflict, Betrayal and Dissimulation
- ‘Of no church’: Immigrants, liefhebbers and Confessional Diversity in Elizabethan London, c. 1568 – 1581
- Trading Goods – Trading Faith? Religious Conflict and Commercial Interests in Early Modern Spain
- “Familiar Strangers”: Dissimulation, Tolerance and Faith in Early Anglo-Ottoman Travel
- Perpetual Oblivion? Remembering Westphalia in a Post-Secular Age
- Index
Controversy and Reconciliation : Grotius, Vondel and the Debate on Religious Peace in the Dutch Republic
Pages 139-162
The Renaissance Musician and Theorist Confronted with Religious Fragmentation: Conflict, Betrayal and Dissimulation
Pages 163-198
‘Of no church’: Immigrants, liefhebbers and Confessional Diversity in Elizabethan London, c. 1568 – 1581
Pages 199-220
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