Sylabus
Introduction, Milíč of Kroměříž, Matěj of Janov, Jan of Jenštejn, Tomáš of Štitné, the influence of Wiclif, Jan Hus, Nicholas of Dresden, radicalization, crusades, Petr Chelčický, Utraquism, the Unity of the Brethren, the relations to the German and Swiss Reformations, the relation to Rome. The aftermath.
Anotace
The Bohemian Reformation between cca. 1350 and 1620 started as a movement of spiritual and liturgical renewal, but entered with Jan Hus a phase, in which it offered an alternative model of the church. After a period of revolution and violence a phase of religious pluralism started, in which its players had to find their relations to the other Reformations in
Europe and to Rome.