Francesco Negri zwischen konfessionellen und geographischen Grenzen

Author(s)
Jan Andrea Bernhard
Keywords
Francesco Negri
Agostino Mainardo
Camillo Renato
Chiavenna
Kommunikationsgeschichte
Theologiegeschichte
Humanismus
Reformation
Nonkonformismus
Konfessionsgrenzen

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http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12424/16919
Online Access
http://www.zwingliana.ch/index.php/zwa/article/view/2303
Abstract
Francesco Negri is a representative of Italian Reform Humanism. Due to his work as a teacher, who was required to follow the Humanist education program, Negri was in contact with conformists and nonconformists throughout his lifetime. As the confessional lines were being drawn, this led to intense debate in Chiavenna. Yet his communication network and personal confession prove that Negri cannot be considered a proponent of nonconformism.
Date
2010-10-28
Identifier
oai:ojs.www.zwingliana.ch:article/2303
http://www.zwingliana.ch/index.php/zwa/article/view/2303
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