Cultural Impact of the Reformation

International, interdisciplinary Congress

Impressions and press review

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Press review

ERF plus: Wie stark prägt heute noch die Reformation unsere Gesellschaft? - Gespräch mit Prof. Dr. Ernst-Joachim Waschke

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ERF plus: Facebook, WhatsApp, Instagram - Haben Christen den Anschluss verpasst? - Gespräch mit Prof. Dr. Jochen Hörisch

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Friedrich Seven, Evangelische Zeitung, Nr. 33

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WDR 3 Resonanzen: Reformation wirkt auch kulturell nach - Gespräch mit Dr. Marianne Schröter

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WDR 5 Scala: Was hat die Reformation mit der Popkultur zu tun? - Gespräch mit Dr. Marianne Schröter

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The international congress Cultural Impact of the Reformation at the old LEUCOREA University in Lutherstadt Wittenberg from August 7.–11., 2017, aimed at a profound understanding and a new description of the impacts of the Reformation.

Cultural Impact of the Reformation

7 to 11 August 2017            KulturelleWirkungenderReformation

Contact: kongress@leucorea.uni-halle.de

+49 345 5523005

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Three panels depicted the impact of the Reformation, starting with transformations between the Reformation and cultural contexts, followed by the global spread of protestant beliefs in new cultural contexts, and the cultural fields of the present reception of the Reformation. The indirect impact of the Reformation in the arts and media, in politics and law, in forms of knowledge and of life, and last but not least in religion itself deserved special attention.

Each morning, two keynote lectures were presented followed by discussions. The sections in the afternoon examined questions about the cultural and religious history of Christianity since the 16th century. The results will be published in Leucorea-Studies.