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Infinite boundaries : order, disorder, and reorder in early modern German culture / edited by Max Reinhart.

Contributor(s): Reinhart, Max, 1946-
Material type: TextTextSeries: Early modern German studies: v. 1.; Sixteenth century essays & studies: v. 40.Publisher: Kirksville, Mo. : Sixteenth Century Journal Publishers, [1998]Copyright date: ©1998Description: xiv, 408 pages : illustrations ; 24 cmContent type: text Media type: unmediated Carrier type: volumeISBN: 0940474433 (alk. paper); 0940474441 (pbk. : alk. paper)Subject(s): Germany -- Civilization -- 16th century | Germany -- Civilization -- 17th century | Germany -- Civilization -- 18th century | Boundaries -- Social aspects -- Germany -- HistoryDDC classification: 943 LOC classification: DD65 | .I54 1998Bibliography, Etc. Note: Includes bibliographical references and index.
Contents:
Interdisciplinarity, boundary work, and early modern German studies / Max Reinhart -- Public law and patriotism in the Holy Roman Empire / ichael Stolleis -- Universal and the local in Episcopal visitations / Edmund M. Kern -- Clericalism and communalism in German Catholicism / Marc R. Forster -- Terms of loyalty: factional politics in a single German village (Nöggenschwihl, 1725-1745) / David Martin Luebke -- Blurring genre boundaries: Judas and his role in early modern German drama / Paul F. Casey -- Architecture and rhetoric in the work of Johann Bernhard Fischer von Erlach / Friedrich Pollerofs --Jesuit Church of St. Michael's in Munich: the story of an Angel with a mission / Jeffrey Chipps Smith -- Constructiong the boundaries of community: nationalism, Protestantism, and economics in a sixteenth-century broadsheet / Pia F. Cuneo --
Der Kaiser als Künstler: Ferdinand III and the politicization of sacred music at the Hapsburg Court / Steven Saunders -- What did Burckhardt's Renaissance sound like? / Paul Walker -- Germany's blind Renaissance / Christopher S. Wood -- The other in the Age of the Reformation: reflections on social control and deviance in the sixteenth centruy / Hans J. Hillerbrand -- With a morsel of bread: delineating differences in the Jewish and Christian communities of Regensburg before the pogrom of 1519 / Kristin E.S. Zapalac -- Unification and the chemistry of the Reformation / Jole Shackelford -- Anabaptist women, radical women? / Sigrun Haude -- The regulation of Hebrew printing in Germany, 1555-1630: confessional politics and the limits of Jewish toleration / Stephen G. Burnett -- The executioner's healing touch: health and Honor in early modern German medical practice / Kathy Stuart -- Sovereignty and heresy / Constantin Fasolt.

Includes bibliographical references and index.

Interdisciplinarity, boundary work, and early modern German studies / Max Reinhart -- Public law and patriotism in the Holy Roman Empire / ichael Stolleis -- Universal and the local in Episcopal visitations / Edmund M. Kern -- Clericalism and communalism in German Catholicism / Marc R. Forster -- Terms of loyalty: factional politics in a single German village (Nöggenschwihl, 1725-1745) / David Martin Luebke -- Blurring genre boundaries: Judas and his role in early modern German drama / Paul F. Casey -- Architecture and rhetoric in the work of Johann Bernhard Fischer von Erlach / Friedrich Pollerofs --Jesuit Church of St. Michael's in Munich: the story of an Angel with a mission / Jeffrey Chipps Smith -- Constructiong the boundaries of community: nationalism, Protestantism, and economics in a sixteenth-century broadsheet / Pia F. Cuneo --

Der Kaiser als Künstler: Ferdinand III and the politicization of sacred music at the Hapsburg Court / Steven Saunders -- What did Burckhardt's Renaissance sound like? / Paul Walker -- Germany's blind Renaissance / Christopher S. Wood -- The other in the Age of the Reformation: reflections on social control and deviance in the sixteenth centruy / Hans J. Hillerbrand -- With a morsel of bread: delineating differences in the Jewish and Christian communities of Regensburg before the pogrom of 1519 / Kristin E.S. Zapalac -- Unification and the chemistry of the Reformation / Jole Shackelford -- Anabaptist women, radical women? / Sigrun Haude -- The regulation of Hebrew printing in Germany, 1555-1630: confessional politics and the limits of Jewish toleration / Stephen G. Burnett -- The executioner's healing touch: health and Honor in early modern German medical practice / Kathy Stuart -- Sovereignty and heresy / Constantin Fasolt.

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