POL310Y5 Lecture Notes - Protestant Reformation, Print Culture, Intertextuality
7 Jun 2014
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A long and drawn out process over a course of a couple generations. A tier anatomy of commitment the conversion process happens, he talks about the double process of engagement. How they are working at two levels; communal protestant identity, producing a protestant community and identity, culture of belonging, culture of persuasion & reformers work on an individual level. Talks about the central idea of print culture; intersection of development of publishing and the market, exists in an economic context, intersection of print culture and the market. How music and singing; active role in their faith protestant community, creating solidary, there creating one voice, a culture of persuasion. The new view: central at converting people at the grass roots level, the own hierarchy of senses, issues of scripture assumptions that he brought with him. 108-109 too much hierarchy of senses quote: vitamin a deficiency, how people can"t have access to fresh food, vegetables, eyesight was bad.
