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Volume XXXII / 1-2: Renaissance College: Corpus Christi College, Oxford, in Context, 1450-1600
Watts, John; Feingold, Mordechai
Oxford University Press
08/2019
342
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Inglês
9780198848523
15 a 20 dias
580
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John Watts: Introduction
1: Jeremy Catto: Towards the Courtier: the University Formation of Public Servants
2: Clive Burgess: Fox's Choice: Founding a Secular College in Oxford
3: Paul Cavill: Church, State, and Corpus: the Founder's Years
4: Pamela King: Patronage, Performativity, and Ideas of Corpus Christi
5: Miri Rubin: Corpus Christi College, Oxford as an Emotional Community
6: David Rundle: Corpus Before Erasmus, or the English Humanist Tradition and Greek Before the Trojans
7: Joanna Weinberg: Corpus Christi College's 'Trilingual Library': a Historical Assessment
8: Gavin Williamson: Making Do? Musical Participation in Early Tudor Education
9: William Whyte: Building Corpus Christi
10: Julian Reid: Living in a Sixteenth-Century College
11: Susan Brigden: Corpus Christi College, the City and the Court in the Reign of Henry VIII
12: Richard Rex: Corpus Christi College and the Early Reformation
13: Lucy Kaufman: Pensioners, Prisoners and Pupils: Corpus Christi College's Charity in Tudor Oxford
14: Alexandra Gajda: Corpus Christi, Catholics, and the Elizabethan Reformation
15: Tony Grafton: Brian Twyne: University History and the Traditions of English Antiquarianism
Felicity Heal: Closing Remarks I
Diarmaid MacCulloch: Closing Remarks II
Mordechai Feingold: Closing Remarks III
1: Jeremy Catto: Towards the Courtier: the University Formation of Public Servants
2: Clive Burgess: Fox's Choice: Founding a Secular College in Oxford
3: Paul Cavill: Church, State, and Corpus: the Founder's Years
4: Pamela King: Patronage, Performativity, and Ideas of Corpus Christi
5: Miri Rubin: Corpus Christi College, Oxford as an Emotional Community
6: David Rundle: Corpus Before Erasmus, or the English Humanist Tradition and Greek Before the Trojans
7: Joanna Weinberg: Corpus Christi College's 'Trilingual Library': a Historical Assessment
8: Gavin Williamson: Making Do? Musical Participation in Early Tudor Education
9: William Whyte: Building Corpus Christi
10: Julian Reid: Living in a Sixteenth-Century College
11: Susan Brigden: Corpus Christi College, the City and the Court in the Reign of Henry VIII
12: Richard Rex: Corpus Christi College and the Early Reformation
13: Lucy Kaufman: Pensioners, Prisoners and Pupils: Corpus Christi College's Charity in Tudor Oxford
14: Alexandra Gajda: Corpus Christi, Catholics, and the Elizabethan Reformation
15: Tony Grafton: Brian Twyne: University History and the Traditions of English Antiquarianism
Felicity Heal: Closing Remarks I
Diarmaid MacCulloch: Closing Remarks II
Mordechai Feingold: Closing Remarks III
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John Watts: Introduction
1: Jeremy Catto: Towards the Courtier: the University Formation of Public Servants
2: Clive Burgess: Fox's Choice: Founding a Secular College in Oxford
3: Paul Cavill: Church, State, and Corpus: the Founder's Years
4: Pamela King: Patronage, Performativity, and Ideas of Corpus Christi
5: Miri Rubin: Corpus Christi College, Oxford as an Emotional Community
6: David Rundle: Corpus Before Erasmus, or the English Humanist Tradition and Greek Before the Trojans
7: Joanna Weinberg: Corpus Christi College's 'Trilingual Library': a Historical Assessment
8: Gavin Williamson: Making Do? Musical Participation in Early Tudor Education
9: William Whyte: Building Corpus Christi
10: Julian Reid: Living in a Sixteenth-Century College
11: Susan Brigden: Corpus Christi College, the City and the Court in the Reign of Henry VIII
12: Richard Rex: Corpus Christi College and the Early Reformation
13: Lucy Kaufman: Pensioners, Prisoners and Pupils: Corpus Christi College's Charity in Tudor Oxford
14: Alexandra Gajda: Corpus Christi, Catholics, and the Elizabethan Reformation
15: Tony Grafton: Brian Twyne: University History and the Traditions of English Antiquarianism
Felicity Heal: Closing Remarks I
Diarmaid MacCulloch: Closing Remarks II
Mordechai Feingold: Closing Remarks III
1: Jeremy Catto: Towards the Courtier: the University Formation of Public Servants
2: Clive Burgess: Fox's Choice: Founding a Secular College in Oxford
3: Paul Cavill: Church, State, and Corpus: the Founder's Years
4: Pamela King: Patronage, Performativity, and Ideas of Corpus Christi
5: Miri Rubin: Corpus Christi College, Oxford as an Emotional Community
6: David Rundle: Corpus Before Erasmus, or the English Humanist Tradition and Greek Before the Trojans
7: Joanna Weinberg: Corpus Christi College's 'Trilingual Library': a Historical Assessment
8: Gavin Williamson: Making Do? Musical Participation in Early Tudor Education
9: William Whyte: Building Corpus Christi
10: Julian Reid: Living in a Sixteenth-Century College
11: Susan Brigden: Corpus Christi College, the City and the Court in the Reign of Henry VIII
12: Richard Rex: Corpus Christi College and the Early Reformation
13: Lucy Kaufman: Pensioners, Prisoners and Pupils: Corpus Christi College's Charity in Tudor Oxford
14: Alexandra Gajda: Corpus Christi, Catholics, and the Elizabethan Reformation
15: Tony Grafton: Brian Twyne: University History and the Traditions of English Antiquarianism
Felicity Heal: Closing Remarks I
Diarmaid MacCulloch: Closing Remarks II
Mordechai Feingold: Closing Remarks III
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