:The Conquest of the Soul: Confession, Discipline, and Public Order in Counter-Reformation Milan

Abstract

Preface Abbreviations List of Figures, Table and Illustrations PART I. STRATEGIES Introduction to Part One 1. Asserting Hierarchy: The Clergy and the Early Counter-Reformation 2. Discipline of the Soul: Confession, Conversion, Coercion 3. Constraints of the Body: The Confessional and Church Design 4. The Politics of Civility: Federico Borromeo and The Later Counter-Reformation PART II. ADVANCES AND RETREATS Introduction to Part Two 5. The Administration of the Sacraments: Piety and Obligation 6. Governing the Soul: The Limits of Discipline 7. Priestly Exercises: Schoolroom and Confessional 8. Defining the Sinful: The Case of Superstition Conclusion Select Bibliography Indices Index of Personal Names Index of Place Names Index of Subjects

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