Understanding popular culture : Europe from the Middle Ages to the nineteenth century / edited by Steven L. Kaplan.

Includes bibliographical references and index.

Introduction / David Hall -- The learned and popular dimensions of journeys in the otherworld in the Middle Ages / Jacques Le Goff -- The witches' sabbat : popular cult or inquisitorial stereotype? / Carlo Ginzburg -- Sacerdote ovvero strione : ecclesiastical and superstitious remedies in 16th century Italy / Mary R. O'Neil -- Popular Culture? Witches, magistrates, and divines in early modern England / Clive Holmes -- Sin, melancholy, obsession : instanity and culture in 16th century Germany / H.C. Erik Midelfort -- Popular culture and the early modern state in 16th century Germany / Gunther Lottes -- We think, they act : clerical readings if missionary theatre in 16th century New Spain / Richard C. Trexler -- Culture as appropriation : popular cultural uses in early modern France / Roger Chartier -- Forms of expertise : intellectuals and "popular" culture in France (1650-1800) / Jacques Revel -- On the use and abuse of handicraft : journeyman culture and enlightened public opinion in 18th and 19th century Germany / Hans-Ulrich Thamer.

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