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Archiv für Reformationgeschichte
Internationale
Zeitschrift zur Erforschung der Reformation und ihrer
Weltwirkungen. Herausgegeben im Auftrag des
Verein für Reformationsgeschichte und der
Society for
Reformation Research.
volume
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To celebrate the publication of Volume 100, the German
and North American editors of the
Archiv für
Reformationsgeschichte/Archive for Reformation History
have prepared a special centennial number with its own
title.
It contains essays commissioned from eighteen
renowned scholars, who analyze developments in
historical writing over the past two decades or more in
their particular areas of expertise.
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ARCHIV FÜR REFORMATIONSGESCHICHTE/
ARCHIVE FOR REFORMATION
HISTORY
100
(2009):
Reformationsforschung in Europa und Nordamerika, eine
historiographische Bilanz/
Reformation
Research in Europe and
North America, a Historiographical
Assessment
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CONTENTS
Thomas Kaufmann • “Die deutsche
Reformationsforschung seit dem Zweiten Weltkrieg”
Thomas A. Brady, Jr. • “From Revolution to
the Long Reformation: Writings in English on the German
Reformation, 1970–2005”
André Holenstein • “Reformation und
Konfessionalisierung in der Geschichtsforschung der
Deutschschweiz”
Max Engammare •
“Des pasteurs sans pasteur.
Historiographie de la Réforme en
Suisseromande,1956–2008”
Otfried Czaika •
“Entwicklungslinien
der Historiographie zu Reformation und
Konfessionalisierung in Skandinavien seit 1945”
Michael G. Müller • “Reformationsforschung
in Polen”
Joachim Bahlcke • “Die tschechische und
slowakische Geschichtsschreibung zu Reformation und
konfessionellem Zeitalter. Vom Zweiten Weltkrieg bis zur
Gegenwart”
Maria Crǎciun
•
“Centre or Periphery? The Reformation in Romanian and
Hungarian Historiography, 1945–2008”
Silvana Seidel Menchi • “The Age of
Reformation and Counter-Reformation in Italian
Historiography, 1939–2009”
Lu Ann Homza • “The Merits of Disruption and
Tumult: New Scholarship on Religion and Spirituality in
Spain
during the Sixteenth Century”
Christophe Duhamelle • “Auf der Suche nach
der französischen Konfessionalisierung”
Mack P. Holt • “Historical Writing in
English on the French Reformation: The Last Thirty
Years”
Guido Marnef •
“Belgian and Dutch Post-war Historiography on the
Protestant and Catholic Reformation in
the Netherlands”
Christine Kooi • “The Reformation in
the
Netherlands: Some
Historiographic Contributions in English”
David Loades •
“The Historiography of the Reformation in Britain”
Christoph Burger • “Theologiegeschichtliche
Darstellungen zur Reformation seit dem Zweiten Weltkrieg”
Merry Wiesner-Hanks • “Gender and the
Reformation”
Wietse de Boer •
“An Uneasy Reunion: The Catholic World in Reformation
Studies”
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