Geen omslagfoto beschikbaar

Glaubensfragen: Chatrooms auf dem Weg in die Neuzeit

  • Alternatieve titel

    Questions of faith: chatrooms at the dawn of the Modern Era

Door

Uittreksel

"A glance at history reveals that multicultural societies have a tradition. 'Orthodox' Christians, followers of church-critical movements, and Jews lived together in the region between Ulm and the Bodensee (Lake Constance) during the Middle Ages and the Early Modern Era. Even without resident Muslims, the Qur'an and works of the Islamic sciences were reviewed and cited throughout the region. During the 15th century, Ulm was one of the main centers of Jewish society and culture in southern Germany. The Jewish art of manufacturing books in Ulm played a prominent role in medieval Germany. At the center are questions about the religions of Christianity, Judaism, and Islam. Approximately eighty regional manuscripts, miniatures, paintings, and sculptures--rare, substantively and artistically prominent--document not only the multifaceted web of relations between these religious groups, but also their reciprocal espousal of forms of cultural expression."-- On back of cover.

Medewerking van

Uitgever

  • Uitgave

    Göttingen: Vandenhoeck & Ruprecht, [2016]

Gaat over

  • Onderwerp

  • Periode

    1300-1599

Type

  • Taal

Classificatie

  • ISBN

    • 3525552467
    • 9783525552469

Annotaties / titel notitie's

  • Notities

    Catalogue of an exhibition held at Ulmer Museum, Ulm, 28 February-3 July 2016, in collaboration with Museum of the Bible, Washington DC.

Duurzaam webadres

Visite

Deze publicatie is afkomstig uit de bibliotheek van het Rijksmuseum. Wie onderzoek wil doen naar of met behulp van de collecties van het Rijksmuseum is welkom in de Rijksmuseum Research Library en Study Room Prints & Drawings.
Bekijk in bibliotheek