The parish in English life, 1400-1600
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The parish in English life, 1400-1600
Manchester University Press , Distributed by St. Martin's Press, 1997
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Includes index
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内容説明
This is the first comprehensive survey of the religious, social and cultural life of late medieval and reformation parishes. This collection introduces the reader to the large number of anthropological, literary, socio-economic and quantitative approaches. It features studies of individual communities and larger areas, illuminates the parish through a great variety of records (parochial, manorial, municipal, diocesan and legal) and explores the most important neighbouring disciplines (literature, art history, archaeology). This volume covers town and country, northern as well as southern communities, and it provides an indication of the European setting. For the first time, the parish is studied through the period just before and just after the enormous social and religious changes of the sixteenth century. All the contributors present their topics not as 'parochial', but as local history in the widest sense of the word, by both reflecting and contributing to current historiographical issues.
目次
- Part 1 Contextualizing the parish: introduction, Katherine French et al
- the English parish in a European perspective, Beat Kumin. Part 2 Parochial sources - their variety, potential and limitations: medieval parish churches in the City of London - the archaeological evidence, John Schofield
- northern light? parochial life in a "dark" corner of Tudor England, Margaret Clark
- churchwardens' accounts of early modern England and Wales - some problems to note, but much to be gained, Andrew Foster
- popular religion and the parish register, 1538-1603, Will Coster. Part 3 Community action and expectation: parochial fundraising in late medieval Somerset, Katherine French
- the parish, piety and patronage in late medieval East Anglia - the evidence of roodscreens, Eamon Duffy
- new duties for the parish community in Tudor London, Gary Gibbs
- reformation and resistance in Thames/Severn parishes - the dramatic witness, Alexandra F. Johnston and Sally-Beth MacLean. Part 4 Groups within the parish: marginality and the assimilation of foreigners in the lay parish community - the case of Sandwich, Judy A. Ford
- religious policy and parish conformity - Cratfield's lands in the 16th century, Ken Farnhill
- St Michael's Gloucester 1540-80 - the cost of conformity in 16th century England, Caroline Litzenberger
- women and the London parishes, 1500-1620, Claire S. Schen.
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