Questioning Authority, Tolerating Dissent

Articles in the same Issue

1. Titelei
2. Inhalt
3. The Global Impact of the Reformations: Long-Term Influences and Contemporary Ramifications
4. Die Weltwirkungen der Reformation: Zeitgenössische und langfristige Folgen der religiösen Reformbewegungen des 16. Jahrhunderts
5. Words, Matter, and the Reformation: Revisiting the “Modernity” Question
6. Zwischen Konstruktion und Relativismus. Zur gegenwärtigen Notwendigkeit der Erforschung konfessionsspezifischer Kulturwirkungen
7. Towards a Modern Regime of Believing
8. „Die Weltwirkung der Reformation“. Anmerkungen zu einem von Gerhard Ritter geprägten historiographischen Begriff
9. Global? Has Reformation History Even Gotten Transnational Yet?
10. The World Is Not Enough. Reflexionen zu den globalen und europäischen „Weltwirkungen“ der Reformation
11. The Luther Betrayal: Luther’s Humanism Problem
12. Martin Luther, Home-Boy, Looks Outward*
13. 1517 – ein Wendejahr in der Weltgeschichte?
14. Das astronomische System des Copernicus und die Reformation (1543-1600)
15. Der Buchdruck der Reformation und seine Weltwirkungen
16. The Reformation as a Media Event
17. The Bible in the Reformation
18. Art and Piety in Lutheran Germany and Beyond
19. Religious Literature and its Institutional Contexts: Prelude to the Study of Spanish Accounts of Christian Martyrdom in Tokugawa Japan
20. Questioning Authority, Tolerating Dissent
21. The Local in the Global: Battles for Sacred Space in the French Wars of Religion
22. Toleration, Pluralism, and Coexistence: The Ambivalent Legacies of the Reformation
23. Found in Translation – the Search for Similarities between Cultures at the Time of the Reformations1*
24. Languages of Salvation: Translating Christianity in the Global Reformation1*
25. Rome to Guam and Back: The Re-Formation of Chamorro Identity in a Changing World
26. Dialektik christlicher Weltwirkung
27. The Protestant Apolitical Tradition and its Legacy
28. How the “Reformation” Invented Separate Catholic and Protestant Atlantics
29. What’s in a Title? Writing a History of the Counter-Reformation for a Postcolonial Age
30. The Reformation in U.S. World History Textbooks