Countering the Reformation in France and the Netherlands: Clerical Leadership and Catholic Violence 1560 –1585*

Pollmann, Judith

doi:10.1093/pastj/gtj003

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“…Zoals Judith Pollmann argumenteerde, verzetten de Nederlandse katholieken zich niet actief tegen het protestantisme vanwege een intellectuele en theologische houding die de heterodoxe opvattingen vooral als een zaak van het individu (een morele kwestie) beschouwde (ziePollmann 2006).Neerlandica Wratislaviensia 29, 2019 © for this edition by CNS…”

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“Beyde borghers, beyde leken, en van al de rest ghelijck, buyten geus en catholijck”. Het beeld van omgangsoecumeniciteit in de Roomsche reijs en Extractum katholicum van Joannes Stalpart van der Wiele

Polkowski

2020

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The research presented in this article demonstrates the application of the imagological method to an analysis of the portrayal of interconfessional relations in 17th-century Dutch religious polemic literature by a Roman Catholic author, the priest Joannes Stalpart van der Wiele. The aim of this research is above all to identify how informal contacts between Catholics and non-Catholics were depicted in a literary discourse. The analysis focuses on Stalpart’s two texts, Roomsche reijs (Journey to Rome) and Extractum katholicum (Catholic extract), to identify images which may be classified as showing “interconfessional conviviality” and omgangsoecumene, twin concepts postulated by Willem Frijhoff. By pointing to the existence of themes related to religious toleration in the work of Stalpart van der Wiele, an author not associated with such ideas, a change of emphasis in the image of his oeuvre may be achieved.

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