Education and Society in Tudor England

Abstract

Preface Part I. The Fifteenth-Century Background and Humanist Innovations: 1. The fifteenth-century background 2. Humanists, the new learning and educational change 3. Erasmus and vives on education 4. Education and the state Part II. The Reformation in England, 1536-53: 5. The progress of the Hentician reformation 6. Schools at the dissolution of the monasteries 7. The re-orientation of university learning 8. Policies under Edward VI 9. The chantries act of 1547 and its outcome 10. University reform 1549-53 11. The legacy of the Edwardian reformation Part III. The Place of Education in the Elizabethan Age: 12. Education and social change 13. The Elizabethan settlement and the schools 14. The institution of the gentleman 15. The triumph of the vernacular Check-list of sources Bibliography Index.

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