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This third volume of the 'Edition Mare Balticum' is a collection of articles which address many aspects of material and ceremonial church practices that were re-considered during the process of the Lutheran Reformation ? the status of ?indifferent things? in the historical context of the Reformation as adiaphora/Mitteldinge ? as well as to inquire more generally into the existence and meaning of material objects in the evangelical sacral space. Of course, the problems concerning the adiaphora had their own dynamic in the Lutheran theological discussion, so the book describes how the process was reflected in different congregational practices, i.e. in ?lived religion?. The questions fit in with key ideas about the relationships of objects and people in a culture that had arisen after the ?performative turn? and ?material turn?: a wave that had lasted for some time in the humanities. Hence, this book focuses on the relationships and networks of relationships through which the meanings and effects of ?indifferent things? are expressed most clearly.
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Christian art and symbolism, Congresses, Church decoration and ornament, History, Reformation, Church buildingsPlaces
Baltic Sea RegionTimes
16th century, 17th centuryShowing 1 featured edition. View all 1 editions?
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Indifferent things?: objects and images in Post-Reformation churches in the Baltic Sea Region
2020, Michael Imhof Verlag
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3731910365 9783731910367
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"Conference of the Böckler-Mare-Balticum-Foundation ... in the series of the "Fifth Conference in honour of Prof. Sten Karling (1906-1987)," "Indifferent Things? Material and Ceremonial Church Practices in the 16th and 17th Centuries in the Baltic Sea Region" ... Tallinn, 14-16 September 2017--Title page verson.
Includes bibliographical references (pages 198-222).
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