Reformation Studies Institute Seminar Programme

Reformation and Early Modern Seminar, Semester 2, 2012-13

Seminars take place at 5.15 in the New Seminar Room, St John’s House

Thursday 31st January
Nicole Reinhardt (Durham)
How Cardinal Richelieu defined the royal conscience

Thursday 14th February  
Patrick O’Banion (Lindenwood University / St Andrews)
The Moriscos of Deza: Sacramental Confession and Community Life in Early Modern Spain

Thursday 28th February
Neil Keeble (Stirling)
“That posterity may not be deluded": Reliquiae Baxterianae and the Shaping of the Seventeenth Century

Thursday 14th March
Nadja Kundmüller (St Andrews)
Eucharistic pilgrimage in early modern Bavaria

Thursday 11th April
Karin Friedrich (Abderdeen)
Noble power brokerage and political ritual in the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth: the Example of the Radziwill family

Thursday 25th April
Brad Gregory (Notre Dame/London)
The Reformation Era and the Secularization of Knowledge