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Faces of community in Central European towns
images, symbols, and performances, 1400-1700
Introduction: to be seen: the visual aspect in urban symbolic communication / Kateřina Horníčková -- Towns in neighboring regions, 1400-1700: Austria, Bohemia, Moravia, and the Carpathian Basin / Elisabeth Gruber -- The Bohemian town as a space for symbolic communication (1400-1600) / Robert Šimůnek -- Representing bonum commune in Austrian border-region towns: seals, fortifications, and hospitals / Elisabeth Gruber -- The topography of justice: symbols, rituals, and the representation of urban justice in early modern northern Hungary / Blanka Szeghyová -- Urban commemorative festivities as representations and visualizations of town order / Tomás Borovský -- Insiders' visions: memory and self-representation in Bohemian utraquist towns / Kateřina Horníčková -- The representation practices of the Prague painters' guild in the late Middle Ages and the early modern period / Michal Šroněk -- The self-presentation of Burghers in Moravian seigniorial towns: Telč and Slavonice in the second half of the sixteenth century / Zdenka Míchalová -- Public expressions of religious transformation in Moravian towns (1550-1618) / Josef Hrdlička -- Reading the Prague lesser town square: topography of change in a residential city / Jana Doktorová -- Epitaphs in the Moravian royal cities around 1600 and their confessional imagination / Ondřej Jakubec -- The Jesuits and their urban visual presence in the Bohemian lands / Michal Šroněk -- Rewriting memory: remodelling churches in seventeenth-century Freistadt / Kateřina Pražáková -- Post-face(s): on the relationship of visual culture and urbanity in late medieval and early modern Central Europe / Katalin Szende.
Includes bibliographical references and index.