In The Moravian Brethren in a Time of Transition Christina Petterson combines archival analysis with socio-economic change to demonstrate the importance of the Protestant sect, the Moravian Brethren, as an example of the reconfiguration of communities in early capitalism.
In The Moravian Brethren in a Time of Transition Christina Petterson combines archival analysis with socio-economic change to demonstrate the importance of the Protestant sect, the Moravian Brethren, as an example of the reconfiguration of communities in early capitalism.
Christina Petterson, PhD (2011, Macquarie University), is visiting research fellow at the Australian National University, School of Politics. She has published extensively on Christianity and socio-economics, and most recently co-edited Legacies of David Cranz' Historie von Grönland (Palgrave Macmillan, 2021).
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Preface and Acknowledgements Introductions 1 To the Marxists 2 To Moravian Scholars and Other Theologians 3 Outline of Chapters 1 Introducing Choir Ideology 1 Introduction 2 From Choir Speech to Choir Ideology 3 What Is the Function of a Choir? 4 Methodology 5 The Choirs as Vanishing Mediators 2 The Choirs – A Genealogy 1 Introduction 2 Overview of the Genealogy 3 Terminology and the Establishment of the Choirs 4 The Day of All Choirs: 25 March 5 Choir Houses 6 Conclusion 3 Blood, Wounds, and Class 1 Introduction 2 Martin Dober’s Account 3 The Purge in Herrnhut 4 Blood, Wounds, and Authority 5 Conclusion 4 The Choir Speeches 1 Introduction 2 The Saviour, Individual and Collective 3 Children’s Choir 4 Boys’ Choir 5 Girls’ Choir 6 Single Brothers’ Choir 7 Single Sisters’ Choir 8 Widowers’ Choir 9 Widows’ Choir 10 Conclusion 5 Marriage and Community 1 Zinzendorf’s Idea of Marriage 2 The Problem 3 After the Synod 4 Conclusion 6 The State and Its Subjects 1 Stand as Manifestation of Cultural Revolution 2 Gender 3 Class Society and the Civic Self 4 Individual and Subject 5 The Question of Religion 6 Conclusion 7 Horizons of History 1 Times of Change 2 Agents of Change or Expressions of Change 3 Dimensions of History Appendix 1 Appendix 2 References Index
Preface and Acknowledgements Introductions 1 To the Marxists 2 To Moravian Scholars and Other Theologians 3 Outline of Chapters 1 Introducing Choir Ideology 1 Introduction 2 From Choir Speech to Choir Ideology 3 What Is the Function of a Choir? 4 Methodology 5 The Choirs as Vanishing Mediators 2 The Choirs – A Genealogy 1 Introduction 2 Overview of the Genealogy 3 Terminology and the Establishment of the Choirs 4 The Day of All Choirs: 25 March 5 Choir Houses 6 Conclusion 3 Blood, Wounds, and Class 1 Introduction 2 Martin Dober’s Account 3 The Purge in Herrnhut 4 Blood, Wounds, and Authority 5 Conclusion 4 The Choir Speeches 1 Introduction 2 The Saviour, Individual and Collective 3 Children’s Choir 4 Boys’ Choir 5 Girls’ Choir 6 Single Brothers’ Choir 7 Single Sisters’ Choir 8 Widowers’ Choir 9 Widows’ Choir 10 Conclusion 5 Marriage and Community 1 Zinzendorf’s Idea of Marriage 2 The Problem 3 After the Synod 4 Conclusion 6 The State and Its Subjects 1 Stand as Manifestation of Cultural Revolution 2 Gender 3 Class Society and the Civic Self 4 Individual and Subject 5 The Question of Religion 6 Conclusion 7 Horizons of History 1 Times of Change 2 Agents of Change or Expressions of Change 3 Dimensions of History Appendix 1 Appendix 2 References Index
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