http://www.rhema-verlag.de/books/sfb496/sfb41.html Inhaltsverzeichnis: Preface Gabriele Müller-Oberhäuser (Münster): Introduction: Book Gifts and Cultural Networks I) Practices of Book-Giving: Secular and Sacred Anne Hudson (Oxford): The Book as Dangerous Gift? The Evidence of ›Heretical‹ Texts in England Ann Hutchison (Toronto): Gifting and Circulation of Devotional Works in Syon Abbey and Its Community Ulrike Graßnick (Trier): Mirrors for Princes as Book Gifts in Late Medieval England Daniel Glowotz (Münster): Representation – Papal Homage – Discussion of Reform: Aspects of the Roman A Cappella Masses in the Sixteenth and Seventeenth Century and Their Transmission in Choir Books Jan Hirschbiegel (Kiel): Gift Exchange at the French Courts around 1400: Manuscripts as Gauges of Social Relations? Hanno Wijsman (Leiden): Book Gifts at the Burgundian-Habsburgian Court James Carley (Toronto): »Deditissimus seruus«: Jean Mallard's Book Presentations to Francis I, Henry VIII and Others: Their Form and Function Gabriele Müller-Oberhäuser (Münster): Au Roy Vrayement Chrestien, Edvard: Book Gifts to Edward VI Jane Lawson (Atlanta): Gift Books for Queen Elizabeth I: Court Ceremony vs. the Printing House II) Book Gifts and Cultural Networks: Concepts and Case Studies Tobias Budke (Münster): Introduction: Cultural Networks of the Past Kerstin Meyer-Bialk (Münster): Christine de Pizan's Epistre Othea and the Network of Stephen Scrope and Sir John Fastolf Hayrie Salish (Münster): Chronicles and Genealogies during the Wars of the Roses Torsten Wieschen (Münster): Humanist Printing Networks: The Thomas More Circle and John Rastell Tobias Budke (Münster): Re-Forming Connections: Evangelicals and their Book Gifts between England and Europe Janika Bischof (Münster): Petruccio Ubaldini and Network Analysis: Historical Uses for a Modern Concept Color Plates Indexweiterlesen