10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «COUNTERREFORMER»
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counterreformer in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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1
Reform and Counterreform: Dialectics of the Word in Western ...
My questions are these: How pervasive did a dialectical image of Ignatius as
Counterreformer become? Did it replace or largely eclipse other images of him?
By the time of his canonization, was it the dominant or controlling image? Did
those ...
John Charles Hawley, 1994
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Health Care and Poor Relief in Counter-Reformation Europe
vonGörtz,whohadbeen steward of the princebishop Julius Echter, azealous
counterreformer. Itreflectsasituation thatisinmany respects typical.
Catholicinstitutions—a seminary, provostaries,a Jesuitcollege—were faced
withacitizenry that was ...
Jon Arrizabalaga, Andrew Cunningham, Ole Peter Grell, 2005
3
Austria, Hungary, and the Habsburgs: Central Europe C.1683-1867
This response by Bohemia's Protestant estates was nevertheless a reluctant one,
lacking in real Hussite resonance: not a year earlier, they had accepted without
serious protest the notorious CounterReformer, Ferdinand of Styria, as heir to his
...
4
Reading Jonathan Edwards: An Annotated Bibliography in Three ...
Cites two antecedents — there may be more — to Edwards's metaphor of the
dangling sinner: the medieval mystic William Hinton in his Scale of Perfection
and the counterreformer Luis de Granada in his Of Prayer and Meditation. 6
Gerstner ...
5
Reform in Modern Russian History: Progress Or Cycle?
Reutern tried it as a reformer; Shuvalov tried it as a counterreformer. Witte
perhaps came close to bringing it off, but he never controlled the Ministry of
Internal Affairs. Stolypin succeeded, but that was highly unusual. Perhaps even
more ...
Theodore Taranovski, Peggy McInerny, 1995
6
Andrew Melville (1545–1622): Writings, Reception, and Reputation
No one emphasized racialandethnic differencemore emphatically than did the
militant AngloDutch CounterReformer Richard Verstegan. His A Restitution
ofDecayed Intelligence (1605) confronted Hume's contemporaneous DeUnione
and ...
Professor Roger A Mason, Dr Steven J Reid, 2014
7
The Rhetorics of Thomas Hobbes and Bernard Lamy
Was Hobbes a Ramist, and if not, was he a counterreformer? His own practice
was too eclectic, too idiosyncratic, to allow easy classification, and my judgment
is that he falls into neither camp. Hobbes was especially resistant to all systems
but ...
8
Letters from Freedom: Post Cold War Realities and Perspectives
Burke was a counterreformer. Following in the footsteps of Montesquieu, he
recognized clearly the complex problems posed by the Revolution. He argued
that the values of the Revolution should be assimilated by working for change by
...
Adam Michnik, Irena Grudzińska-Gross, 1998
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Maliha Mendoza Mahmood, 2013
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The Art Firm: Aesthetic Management and Metaphysical Marketing
41 To rise above the risk of being considered a papist counterreformer, Schelling
looked to the Classical pre-Christian era for guidance. This was the time when art
was socially accepted on its own terms as serious reality, not as futile fantasy.
Pierre Guillet de Monthoux, 2004
