Architektura omezení. Středoevropské protestantské
                               kostely v éře protireformace v komparativní perspektivě I.











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            Architecture of Restriction. Central-European Protestant Churches of the Counter-Reformati

            Comparative Perspective I.

            Abstrakt

            In the 17th and 18th centuries, the Counter-Reformation in the Central European Hapsburg l
            the full prohibition (Bohemia, Moravia, Alpine lands) or to the wide restriction (Silesia,
            of Protestantism, which included the confiscations of Protestant churches and the impositi

            restrictions on the construction of new ones. Four types of such "restricted churches" sho
            identified: (1) Silesian "Churches of Peace", built after the Thirty Years' War, (2) Hunga

            churches, erected according the decision of the Congress of Sopron in 1681, (3) Silesian "
            mercy", built after the Altranstädt Convention in 1707, and (4) Bohemian, Moravian, Silesi
            "tolerance churches", erected after the issue of religious Edicts of Tolerance in 1781, be

            emancipation of Austrian Protestants in the mid-19th century. This article is dedicated to
            study of church architecture, localizations, inner furnishings and the respective legal re
            in various lands and times. The first part of the article, published in this issue, provid

            historical outline and a description of three "Churches of Peace" and of 39 "articular" ch
            next part will cover the two other types of churches and shall address the analytical issu
            will discuss (1) the sources and mutual influences of Protestant church architecture in va

            European countries (regions); (2) the sources and mutual influences of the legal restricti
            church architecture in specific Hapsburg lands; and (3) the questions of who, how and to w
            these forms/restrictions imposed.


            Klíčová slova
            Silesia; Hungary; Czech lands; Protestant architecture; history of architecture; Counter-R


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            Zdeněk R. Nešpor [ URL "LM-269.html "]
            Blanka Altová [ URL "LM-92.html "]