The Europe of the devout: the Catholic reformation and the formation of a new society

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Reformation and Early Modern Christianity Catholicism and Religious Studies Early Modern Women Writers

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Introduction PART I: CONSTRUCTING A MODEL 1. Foundation 2. Expansion 3. Pioneers PART II: PUTTING IT INTO PRACTICE 4. The townspeople 5. The clergy 6. The ruling classes PART III: THE PROBLEM OF THE CONSEQUENCES 7. Society 8. The religious life 9. Tartuffe and the 'Devots' in the classical period PART IV: TOWARDS THE BIRTH OF A CATHOLIC SOCIETY 10. Crisis 11. Renewal 12. The transformation of society 13. The origins of a catholic ideology.

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