The historiographical significance of the Reformation is debatable. Against the backdrop of the discussion surrounding continuities and upheavals between the Late Middle Ages and the Reformation, Thomas Kaufmann analyzes the extent to which the Reformation marked a "beginning." In doing so, he focuses on the contexts and forms which were used to establish earlier Christian traditions. At the same time he deals with the communication dynamics, especially the key media of pamphlets which, starting with Luther, set the Reformation process in motion. The creation of the doctrine and the construction of identity show the internal coherence and the dissociation procedure which influenced the evangelical movement.
ISBN: | 9783161563270 |
Publication date: | 10th September 2018 |
Author: | Thomas Kaufmann |
Publisher: | Mohr Siebeck |
Format: | Paperback |
Pagination: | 676 pages |
Series: | Spatmittelalter, Humanismus, Reformation / Studies in the Late Middle Ages, Humanism and the Reformation |
Genres: |
European history: Renaissance European history: Reformation History of religion Christian Churches, denominations, groups Theology Religious institutions and organizations Christianity |