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Scholars have studied this phenomenon under different definitions in various disciplines, but even in intermediality studies there is little consistency. Rajewsky
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Interesting exceptions are Birgit Emich
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Letter to Adolf De Bourgogne (15. 6. 1560), in Gachard, Correspondance (see note 35
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The ‘ Colony of Heaven ’ : The Anabaptist Aspiration to Be a Church without Spot or Wrinkle in the Sixteenth and Seventeenth Centuries
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Next to the already existing papal and episcopal inquisition
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Pieter De Backer reports how he tried to convert François Vander Leyen by certain passages in the Bible
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Mennonite Martyrs and Multimedia: On the Form and Function of Intermediality in Reformation Communication By Louise Vermeersch In August 1566, chronicle writer Marcus Van Vaernewijck noticed the vigor withwhichayoungmandebatedaCalvinistpreacherduringoneoftheillegal hedge-preachingsinGhent.VanVaernewijckidentifiedthemanasanAnabap- tist. Anabaptists, he continued, were known for their clever debating tricks, a skill they had mastered because they were inspired by the arguments in the lettersandsongsthathadbeenwrittenbyimprisonedandeventuallyexecuted Anabaptists. Most of these texts were compiled in the martyrology entitled Het Offer des Heeren (hereafter abbreviated as ODH). The popularity of this compilationsuggests that printed communicationplayedan important role in the dissemination of Anabaptist ideas. Yet Van Vaernewijck’s comment illus- trateshowthecontentofthoseprintedtextsalsoreachedcitizensthroughcom- plexprocessesofmedialinteractions.Theprintedcontentwasnotsimplyread, it was also circulated and mediated through oral and performative communi- cation.Mostofthescholarshipontheseprintedmartyrtextshasfocusedonthe theologicalmessageofthetextitself,butsincethenon-textualcommunication and iteration of the ideas within the text were at least as important as the text itself,thisarticleseekstoanalyzetheformandfunctionsofthosemedialinter- actionsintheurbancontextofGhent.Its centralargumentisthatthecontent of early modern print must be analyzed as both the result and the subject of 1. I would like to thank my doctoral advisor Professor Anne-Laure Van Bruaene and Professor Ute Lotz-Heumann for their comments on this text. See my unpublished Ph.D. thesis for a more detailed discussion of multimediality in the urban public sphere. Louise Vermeersch,“Multimediaindestad:interactiestussenhetgeschreven,gedrukteengesproken woord in de Gentse publieke sfeer (1550–1585)” (PhD thesis, Ghent University, 2019).
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Published: Oct 1, 2020
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