Reformation und fruhburgerliche Revolution
Neue Studien
by Joachim Schaper, edited by Volker Leppin
German description: Reformation oder fruhburgerliche Revolution? Welches Erklarungsmodell entspricht jenen Ereignissen und strukturellen Veranderungen, die wir traditionell in der sogenannten Disziplin der Reformationsgeschichte behandeln? Die Forschungsgeschichte zum Thema sah im deutschen Sprachraum in den 60er, 70er und 80er Jahren des vorigen Jahrhunderts eine zum Teil heftige Diskussion dieser Frage, die im Wesentlichen gemass den Grenzziehungen des Kalten Krieges gefuhrt wurde. Mit dem Ende desselben kam auch das Ende dieser Diskussion – vorschnell und ohne einen wirklichen argumentativen Abschluss. Den Autoren und der Autorin dieses Bandes geht es darum, das Ineinander des religiosen Lebens, der intellektuellen Entwicklungen und der wirtschaftlichen und sozialen Umbruche des spaten funfzehnten und des sechzehnten Jahrhunderts und seine spatere Wahrnehmung neu zu beleuchten. Mit Beitragen von Tobias Dienst, Alida Euler, Volker Leppin, Reinhard Ferdinand Niessner, Joachim Schaper, Sebastian Schmidmeier und Gunter Vogler. English summary: Reformation or early bourgeois revolution? Which explanatory model can be said to correspond to the events and structural changes which we typically deal with in the context of “reformation history”? The history of research in this area witnessed a heated discussion of this question in the German-speaking world in the 1960s, 1970s and 1980s, essentially conducted in line with the demarcations of the Cold War. With the end of the Cold War came the end of this discussion – without a real conclusion. The authors of this volume aim to shed new light on the ways in which the religious life, intellectual developments, and the economic and social upheavals of the late fifteenth and sixteenth centuries were intertwined and interdependent, as well as on their later perception.
- By (author) Joachim Schaper
- Edited by Volker Leppin
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