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Examines how the debates of the 16th and 17th centuries set the foundations of modernity. Studies how rival interpretations of the nature of political obligation, religious commitment, and human freedom defined a public space where the agents of innovation and tradition struggled for dominance.
Examines how the debates of the 16th and 17th centuries set the foundations of modernity. Studies how rival interpretations of the nature of political obligation, religious commitment, and human freedom defined a public space where the agents of innovation and tradition struggled for dominance.
