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Modernization-and Early Modern China
The Journal of Asian Studies, 1966Modernization is a word that has been widely and rather loosely used for some time to characterize the fundamental changes that have been taking place during the nineteenth and twentieth centuries among non-Western peoples. It was first used in this sense to describe developments in Japan, China and Turkey, but with the multiplication of newly ...
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History, 1989
Avicenna in Renaissance Italy. The Canon and Medical Teaching in Italian Universities after 1500. By Nancy G. Siraisi Zwickau in Transition, 1500–1547: The Reformation as an Agent of Change. By Susan C. Karant‐Nunn A Financial Revolution in the Habsburg Netherlands. Renten and Renteniers in the County of Holland, 1515–1565. By James D. Tracy Boeren op
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Avicenna in Renaissance Italy. The Canon and Medical Teaching in Italian Universities after 1500. By Nancy G. Siraisi Zwickau in Transition, 1500–1547: The Reformation as an Agent of Change. By Susan C. Karant‐Nunn A Financial Revolution in the Habsburg Netherlands. Renten and Renteniers in the County of Holland, 1515–1565. By James D. Tracy Boeren op
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History, 2003
Books reviewed:John A. Marino (ed), Early Modern ItalyC. Scott Dixon, The Reformation in GermanyJohn W. O’Malley, Trent and All That: Renaming Catholicism in the Early Modern EraMaria Crǎciun, Ovidiu Ghitta and Graeme Murdock (eds), Confessional Identity in East‐Central EuropeSusan Doran and Christopher Durston, Princes, Pastors and People.
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Books reviewed:John A. Marino (ed), Early Modern ItalyC. Scott Dixon, The Reformation in GermanyJohn W. O’Malley, Trent and All That: Renaming Catholicism in the Early Modern EraMaria Crǎciun, Ovidiu Ghitta and Graeme Murdock (eds), Confessional Identity in East‐Central EuropeSusan Doran and Christopher Durston, Princes, Pastors and People.
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History, 1985
IDEAS AND IDEALS IN THE NORTH EUROPEAN RENAISSANCE: COLLECTED ESSAYS, VOLUME III. By Frances AWHEN FATHERS RULED: FAMILY LIFE IN REFORMATION EUROPE. By Steven OzmentLAND, MEN AND BELIEFS: STUDIES IN EARLY MODERN HISTORY. By J.P. Cooper. Edited by G.E. Aylmer and J.S. MorrillTHE WORLD WE HAVE LOST ‐ FURTHER EXPLORED.
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IDEAS AND IDEALS IN THE NORTH EUROPEAN RENAISSANCE: COLLECTED ESSAYS, VOLUME III. By Frances AWHEN FATHERS RULED: FAMILY LIFE IN REFORMATION EUROPE. By Steven OzmentLAND, MEN AND BELIEFS: STUDIES IN EARLY MODERN HISTORY. By J.P. Cooper. Edited by G.E. Aylmer and J.S. MorrillTHE WORLD WE HAVE LOST ‐ FURTHER EXPLORED.
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History, 1982
LAWSUITS AND LITIGANTS IN CASTILE 1500–1700. By Richard L. KaganLOCAL RELIGION IN SIXTEENTH‐CENTURY SPAIN. By William A. ChristianFOR THE SAKE OF SIMPLE FOLK: POPULAR PROPAGANDA FOR THE GERMAN REFORMATION. By R. W. ScribnerTHE FAMILY OF LOVE. By Alastair HamiltonCATHOLIC THOUGHT AND PAPAL JEWRY POLICY 1555–1593. By Kenneth R.
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LAWSUITS AND LITIGANTS IN CASTILE 1500–1700. By Richard L. KaganLOCAL RELIGION IN SIXTEENTH‐CENTURY SPAIN. By William A. ChristianFOR THE SAKE OF SIMPLE FOLK: POPULAR PROPAGANDA FOR THE GERMAN REFORMATION. By R. W. ScribnerTHE FAMILY OF LOVE. By Alastair HamiltonCATHOLIC THOUGHT AND PAPAL JEWRY POLICY 1555–1593. By Kenneth R.
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History, 2001
Books reviewed:Hillay Zmora, State and Nobility in Early Modern Germany: The Knightly Feud in Franconia, 1440‐1567David S. Chambers and Trevor Dean, Clean Hands and Rough Justice: An Investigating Magistrate in Renaissance ItalyPavla Miller, Transformations of Patriarchy in the West, 1500‐1900Tim Stretton, Women Waging Law in Elizabethan EnglandMark E.
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Books reviewed:Hillay Zmora, State and Nobility in Early Modern Germany: The Knightly Feud in Franconia, 1440‐1567David S. Chambers and Trevor Dean, Clean Hands and Rough Justice: An Investigating Magistrate in Renaissance ItalyPavla Miller, Transformations of Patriarchy in the West, 1500‐1900Tim Stretton, Women Waging Law in Elizabethan EnglandMark E.
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Early Modern: Cross-Dressing in Early Modern England
1991AbstractHumanist transgression in the name of authenticity has never been able to comprehend the kind of transgression peformed in the name of inversion, perversion, and reinscription. ‘Inversion’ could signify reversal of position and/or reversal of direction, both being inimical to effective government and social control.
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Early Modern Comparative Approaches to Literary Early Modernity
2016Modern Chinese literature is often understood as marking a self-consciously cosmopolitan departure from a long and largely autochthonous literary tradition. The binary between “modern” and “traditional” implicit in this view forecloses the possibility of reading individual works and broader literary developments in the late Ming and early Qing ...
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