Roman Censorship and the Shaping of a Catholic Thought Collective

P. 349-365

• Information

  DOI: 10.23744/5348

  Permalink: http://digital.casalini.it/10.23744/5348
• In the same volume

  • Introduction
  • The Beginnings and Early Stages of the Medieval Inquisition : Traditional Interpretations and New Approaches
  • Papacy, Censorship and Government Through Investigation : the 14th Century
  • Inquisitions in France and the Crown of Aragon
  • The Medieval Inquisition(s) in the Italian Peninsula : a Historiographical Approach
  • The Historiography of Anti-Heresy Repression in England
  • Inquisitorial Culture in Medieval Central Europe
  • The Apostolic Penitentiary and Inquisition
  • Magic and the Witch-Hunt
  • The Spanish Inquisition : Power, Minorities and Dissent
  • Magical Objects and Inquisition in the Canary Islands (16th-18th Centuries)
  • The Historiography of the Mexican Inquisition : Professionalisation and the Use of the Archive
  • The District Court of the Lima Inquisition : a Historiographical Approach
  • Current Trends Regarding the History of the Portuguese Inquisition : What Has Been Done and What Remains
  • Twenty Years of Historiography on the Portuguese Inquisition in Asia and in the Atlantic : Towards an Equilibrium?
  • The Roman Inquisition : the Centre, the Peripheries and the Papacy
  • Censorship : Rome and the Others
  • Roman Censorship and the Shaping of a Catholic Thought Collective
  • The Inquisition After the Inquisition : Permanence and the Reshaping of Inquisitorial Practices in the Modern Holy Office
  • Index of Names
  • Index of Places