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The study examines the aesthetics of religious theater in the 16th century based on theories and instructions for meditation. It interprets pre-Reformation plays and Protestant and Catholic dramas against the backdrop of contemporary cultures of piety and proposes a perspective on theater history that includes both theological ruptures and inter-religious connections during the Reformation era.
Christian Schmidt, Georg-August-Universität Göttingen
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