Información General

• Autores: Angel Alcalá Galve, Király Béla Kálmán (coord.), Peter Pastor (coord.), Albert A. Nofi (coord.)
• Editores: Columbia University, Columbia University Press
• Año de publicación: 1987
• Colecciones: Atlantic studies on society in change, 49
• País: Estados Unidos
• Idioma: inglés
• ISBN: 0880339527, 9780880339520
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Listado de artículos

• • I. Causes an Consequences: Politics, Race, Religion

    • The Primary Cause of the Inquisistion

      Benizon Netanyahu

      págs. 11-32

      

    • The Holy Office in Medieval France and in Late Medieval Castile:: Origins and Contrast

      Teófilo F. Ruiz

      págs. 33-52

      

    • The Marranos of the Seventeenth Cenury ant the Case of the Merchant Writer Antonio Enríquez Gómez

      Constance H. Rose

      págs. 53-72

      

    • The Course of the Moriscos Up to Their Expulsion

      Ricardo García Cárcel

      págs. 73-88

      

  • II. Structure and Resources

    • The Origin of the Suprema

      José Antonio Escudero

      págs. 89-132

      

    • The Social Infrastruture of the Inquisition:: Familiars and Commisioners

      Jaime Contreras

      págs. 133-158

      

    • Structures of Inquisitional Finance

      José Martínez Millán

      págs. 159-176

      

    • Patterns of the Inquisitional Mind as the Basis for a Pedagogy of Fear

      Bartolomé Bennassar

      págs. 177-186

      

  • III. The Inquisition in Action

    • The Organization and Procedures of the Roman Inquisition:: A Sketch

      John Tedeschi

      págs. 187-216

      

    • The Eloquence of Figures:: Stadistics of the Spanish and Portuguese Inquisitions and Prospects for Social History

      Gustav Henningsen

      págs. 217-236

      

    • Notes on Witchcraft, Sexuality, and the Inquisition

      Henry Kamen

      págs. 237-248

      

    • The Auto de Fe and the Social Model of Conter-Reformation Spain

      Miguel Aviles

      págs. 249-264

      

    • New Images of the Holy Office in Seville:: The Auto de Fe

      Victoria González de Caldas

      págs. 265-302

      

  • IV. The Inquisition and Spanish Culture

    • Censorship:: A System of Cotrol and an Instruent of Action

      Virgilio Pinto Crespo

      págs. 303-320

      

    • Inquisitional Control of Humanists and Writers

      Angel Alcalá Galve

      págs. 321-360

      

    • The Inquisition and the Possibility of the Great Baroque Literature

      Ciriaco Morón Arroyo

      págs. 361-374

      

    • Judaism, Medicine, and the Inquisitorial Mind in Sixteenth-Century Spain

      Diego Miguel Gracia Guillén

      págs. 375-400

      

    • The Persistence of Judiac and Islamic Cultemas in Spanish Society, or The Failure of the Inquisition

      José Jiménez Lozano

      págs. 401-420

      

  • V. The Inquisition and Spanish Spirituality

    • Spanish Spirituality´s Mid-Sixteenth-Century Change of Course

      María Paz Aspe

      págs. 421-430

      

    • The Nonmystical Nature of the Sixteenth-Century Alumbrados of Toledo

      José C. Nieto

      págs. 431-456

      

    • Common Denominator of Alumbrados, Erasmians, "Lutherans," and Mystics: The Risk of a More "Intimate" Spirituality

      Melquíades Andrés Martín

      págs. 457-494

      

    • Philip IV, The Inquisition, and the Spirituality of His Times:: His Images in Contemporary Correspondence

      Joaquín Pérez Villanueva

      págs. 495-522

      

  • VI.The Inquisition and Spanish Politics

    • Inquisition Myth and Inquisition History:: The Abolition of the Holy Office and the Development of Spanish Political Ideology

      Stephen Haliczer

      págs. 523-546

      

    • The Inquisition's Stand on Freemasonery and the Enlightenment

      José Antonio Ferrer Benimeli

      págs. 547-576

      

    • Henrry Charles Lea and the "Abode of Monsters"

      Edward Peters

      págs. 577-608

      

    • The Persistence of the Inquisitionl Mind in Contemporary Spanish Life and Culture and the Theory of the "Two Spains"

      José Luis Abellán

      págs. 609-625

      

  • VII. The Inquisistion Mind as a Historical Constant

    • Luther, Calvin, and the Doctrine of Tolerance of Sebastian Castellio

      Elisabeth Feist Hirsch

      págs. 625-642

      

    • Intellectual and Religious Repression in Tudor England

      Thomas R. Hartmann

      págs. 643-654

      

    • Enlightenment Opinion of the Inquiition

      J. Robert Loy

      págs. 655-664

      

    • The Persistance of the Inquisitorial Model of Social Control

      Bartolomé Escandell Bonet

      págs. 665-678