Apocalypse Now : Connected Histories of Eschatological Movements from Moscow to Cusco, 15th-18th Centuries (Paperback)

Introduction / 1. Taborite Revolutionary Apocalypticism: Mapping Influences and Divergences / 2. Heretical Eschatology and Its Impact on Radical Reformation Movements: The Flagellants of Thuringia in the Fourteenth and Fifteenth Centuries, Thomas Muntzer, and the Anabaptists / 3. Terror, War and Reformation: Ivan the Terrible in the Age of Apocalypticism / 4. A Messiah from the Left Side / 5. Millenarian News and Connected Spaces in 17th-Century Europe / 6. Carvajal and the Franciscans: Jewish-Christian Eschatological Expectations in a New World Setting / 7. Kabbalistic Influences on "Pietistic" Millenarian Expectations: Philipp Jakob Spener’s (1635?1705) Eschatological View Between Scripture and Christian Kabbalah / 8. Everyday Apocalypse: Russian and Jewish "Sects" at the End of the Eighteenth Century / 9. Margins of the Encubierto: The Messianic Kings’ Tradition in the Iberian World (15th?17th Centuries) / 10. Mirror Images: Imperial Eschatology and Interreligious Transfer in Seventeenth-Century Greek Orthodoxy / 11. Restorers of the Divine Law: Native American Revolts in the New World, Christianity, and the Quest for Purity in the Age of Revolution