Culture and Control in Counter-Reformation Spain
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Ed. Anne J. Cruz and Mary Elizabeth Perry
Explores the modes of repression and attempts at social control in Counter-Reformation Spain. Topics of discussion include theater, sermons, religious festivals, catechism, and inquisistorial blood statues.Introduction
Culture and Control in Counter-Reformation Spain
Anne J. Cruz and Mary Elizabeth Perry- “Christianization” in New Castile: Catechism, Communion, Mass, and Confirmation in the Toledo Archbishopric, 1540–1650
Jean Pierre Dedieu - A Saint for All Seasons: The Cult of San Julián
Sara T. Nalle - Religious Oratory in a Culture of Control
Gwendolyn Barnes-Karol - The Moriscos and Circumcision
Bernard Vincent - Aldermen and Judaizers: Cryptojudaism, Counter-Reformation, and Local Power
Jaime Contreras - Magdalens and Jezebels in Counter-Reformation Spain
Mary Elizabeth Perry - La bella malmaridada: Lessons for the Good Wife
Anne J. Cruz - Saint Teresa, Demonologist
Alison Weber - Woman as Source of “Evil” in Counter-Reformation Spain
María Helena Sánchez Ortega - On the Concept of the Spanish Literary Baroque
John R. Beverley
Afterword
The Subject of Control
Anthony J. Cascardi - “Christianization” in New Castile: Catechism, Communion, Mass, and Confirmation in the Toledo Archbishopric, 1540–1650