Words at War: “Invectivity” in Transformative Processes of the Sixteenth Century. An Introduction

Articles in the same Issue

1. Frontmatter
2. Introduction
3. Words at War: “Invectivity” in Transformative Processes of the Sixteenth Century. An Introduction
4. Research Articles
5. Ulrich von Hutten’s Partisanship in the Reuchlin Controversy (1514–1519): Determining Functions of “Invectivity” in Early Sixteenth-Century German Humanism
6. Invectives as a Stylistic Device in Martin Luther’s Reformation Rhetoric
7. Grobian Trouble: Grobianism and “Invectivity” in Thomas Murner and Martin Luther
8. “Invectivity” and Theology: Martin Luther’s Ad librum Ambrosii Catharini (1521) in Context
9. Deconstructing Memory Johannes Cochlaeus’s Life of Martin Luther between Polemics and “Invectivity”
10. “Invectivity” and Interpretive Authority: Religious Conflict in Kilian Leib’s Annales maiores
11. “zu grob gewest”: Metainvective Communication in Confessional Disputes over Narration of the Saints in the Sixteenth Century
12. Winner of the REFORC Paper Award 2022
13. “Nit allein den rechtglaubigen, sonder auch den irrigen: Two Sixteenth-Century German Catholic Prayer Books as Tools of Re-Catholicisation”