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El. knyga: Liturgical Space: Christian Worship and Church Buildings in Western Europe 1500-2000 [Taylor & Francis e-book]

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This is the first comprehensive and up-to-date account of the internal arrangement of church buildings in Western Europe between 1500 and 2000, showing how these arrangements have met the liturgical needs of their respective denominations, Catholic and Protestant, over this period. In addition to a chapter looking at the general impact of the Reformation on church buildings, there are separate chapters on the churches of the Lutheran, Reformed, Anglican and Roman Catholic traditions between the mid-sixteenth and mid-nineteenth centuries, and on the ecclesiological movement of the nineteenth century and the liturgical movement of the twentieth century, both of which have impacted on all the churches of Western Europe over the past 150 years. The book is extensively illustrated with figures in the text and a series of plates and also contains comprehensive guides to both further reading and buildings to visit throughout Western Europe.
List of Figures
vii
List of Illustrations
ix
Introduction 1(2)
The Legacy of the Pre-Reformation Church and the Impact of the Reformation
3(22)
The Origins of Christian Architecture
3(4)
Pre-Reformation Worship and the Reformers
7(5)
The Impact on Church Buildings
12(2)
The Catholic Counter-Reformation
14(2)
Protestant Worship in Catholic Buildings
16(9)
The Lutheran Churches of Germany and Scandinavia
25(18)
Lutheran Worship
26(1)
Sweden: A Liturgical Case Study
27(3)
Lutheran Church Buildings
30(4)
The Cruciform Plan Church
34(1)
The Pulpit-Altar Arrangement
34(4)
The Lutheran Church Interior
38(4)
Lutheran Worship and Buildings in Perspective
42(1)
The Calvinist and Reformed Churches
43(28)
The Reformed Approach to Public Worship
43(2)
Reformed Churches in France and the Netherlands
45(8)
Reformed Churches in Switzerland and Hungary
53(3)
Presbyterianism in Scotland and Ireland
56(9)
The Free Churches in England and Wales
65(6)
The Worship and Buildings of the Anglican Via Media
71(24)
The Elizabethan Settlement
71(3)
The Laudian Transformation
74(1)
The Restoration Church
75(12)
The Road to Ecclesiology
87(3)
Anglican Worship on the Eve of the Oxford Movement
90(5)
Counter-Reformation Roman Catholicism
95(18)
The Tridentine Mass
95(2)
Church Services and Buildings in Catholic Europe
97(4)
Roman Catholicism in the Netherlands
101(1)
Roman Catholicism in England and Wales
102(3)
Roman Catholicism in Scotland
105(1)
Roman Catholicism in Ireland
106(7)
Ecclesiology and Neo-Medievalism
113(22)
The Origins of the Gothic Revival
114(1)
Ecclesiology and Ritualism in the Church of England
115(8)
Roman Catholic Ecclesiology and Ritual
123(2)
Ecclesiology and Ritual in Protestant Nonconformity and the Church of Scotland
125(5)
European Gothic, Catholic and Protestant
130(4)
The Ethos of the Gothic Revival
134(1)
Liturgical Renewal and Church Design in the Twentieth Century
135(32)
The Survival of Traditional Buildings
136(3)
Liturgical Renewal in the Inter-War Period
139(5)
The Earliest Modern Churches
144(3)
Liturgical Reform Since 1945
147(8)
New Churches and Liturgical Reordering
155(12)
Guide to Further Reading
167(8)
General Surveys
167(1)
The Legacy of the Pre-Reformation Church
167(1)
The Lutheran Churches of Germany and Scandinavia
168(1)
The Calvinist and Reformed Churches
168(1)
The Buildings of the Anglican `Via Media'
169(1)
Counter-Reformation Roman Catholicism
170(1)
Ecclesiology and Neo-Medievalism
171(1)
Liturgical Renewal and Church Design in the Twentieth Century
172(3)
Guide to Buildings to Visit
175(16)
The Legacy of the Pre-Reformation Church
175(1)
The Lutheran Churches of Germany and Scandinavia
176(1)
Calvinist and Reformed Churches
177(2)
The Buildings of the Anglican `Via Media'
179(2)
Counter-Reformation Roman Catholicism
181(1)
Ecclesiology and Neo-Medievalism
182(3)
Liturgical Renewal and Church Design in the Twentieth Century
185(6)
Index 191
Nigel Yates is Professor of Ecclesiastical History at the University of Wales, Lampeter, UK.