Memory and the English reformation / edited by Alexandra Walsham, University of Cambridge, Bronwyn Wallace, Ceri Law, Brian Cummings, University of York.

• Part I Events and Temporalities -- Nailing the Reformation: Luther and the Wittenberg door in English historical memory / Peter Marshall -- Remembering the dissolution of the monasteries: Events, chronology and memory in Charles Wriothesley's chronicle / Harriet Lyon -- Remembering the past at the End of Time / Adam Mortan -- Henry VIII's ghost in Cromwellian England / Christopher Highley -- Remembering Mary, contesting reform: The English sonnets of the Litany of Loreto / Susannah Brietz Monta -- Converting the Cross: Monuments, memory and time in post-Reformation England / Alexandra Walsham.
• Part II Objects and Places -- Dolls and idols in the English Reformation / Joe Moshenska -- Monuments and the Reformation / Peter Sherlock -- Memorable motifs: The role of 'synoptic' imagery in remembering the English Reformation / Tara Hamling -- Revitalising antiquities: Sacred silver and its afterlives in post-Reformation England / Tessa Murdoch -- Rereading ruins: Edmund Spenser and Scottish Presbyterianism / STewart Mottram -- 'Monuments of our indignation': John Milton and the reception of Reformation iconoclasm in the seventeenth century / Philip Schwyzer.
• Part III Lives and Afterlives -- Compromise refashioned: Memory and life-writing in Matthew Parker's roll / Ceri Law -- History, heresy and Henry V / Susan Royal -- The letters of the martyrs: Remembering and reclaiming the apostolic form / Johanna Harris -- Competing lives and contested objects: Thomas More's hair-shirt and the production of memory / Victoria van Hyning -- Visual memory, portraiture and the Protestant credentials of Tudor and Stuart families / Tarnya Cooper -- Legends, shrines and ruined tombs: Memory and Reformation in female-voiced complaint / Cathy Shrank.
• Part IV Rituals and Bodies -- The wounded missal: Iconoclasm, ritual and memory in Reformation Yorkshire / Brian Cummings -- Gesture, meaning and memory in the English Reformation / Arnold Hunt -- Believers' baptism, commemoration and communal identity in revolutionary England / Rachel Adcock -- Making memories in post-Reformation English Catholic musical miscellanies / Emile Murphy -- The liturgical commemoration of the English Reformation, 1534-1625 / Alec Ryrie.

• "The protracted religious revolution of the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries involved a concerted attempt to reshape social memory. It repudiated some key aspects of medieval commemorative culture, rehabilitated others in a modified guise, and created new modes of memorialisation, which were embodied in texts, material objects, physical buildings, rituals, and bodily gestures. This volume places these complex developments under the microscope. It also investigates the retrospective process, involving amnesia and reinvention, by which the English Reformation became a historic event. Examining the dissident as well as the official dimensions of this story, this richly illustrated, interdisciplinary collection traces how memory of the English Reformation evolved in the two centuries following the Henrician schism. Moving beyond the heated debates that have taken place about its nature, success and significance, it diverts attention towards the ways in which the Reformation entered and embedded itself in the cultural imagination"-- 

Ämnesord

Reformationen  (sao)

Kyrkohistoria  (sao)

Samhällsliv  (sao)

Reformation  -- England. (LCSH)

Manners and customs.  (fast)

Reformation.  (fast)

Manners and customs  (LCSH)

Reformation  (LCSH)

Church history  (LCSH)

Storbritannien  -- England (sao)

England  -- Church history -- 16th century. (LCSH)

England  -- Church history -- 17th century. (LCSH)

England  -- Social life and customs -- 16th century. (LCSH)

England  -- Social life and customs -- 17th century. (LCSH)

England.  (fast)

1500-talet  (sao)

1600-talet  (sao)

1500-1699  (fast)

Genre

Church history.  (fast)

Klassifikation

BR375 (LCC)

274.2/06 (DDC)