Illustrations | p. iv |
Acknowledgments | p. v |
Introduction: What Is a Social History of the Liturgy? | p. 1 |
Sociologically Speaking, What Kind of Group Was the Christian Assembly? | p. 9 |
Sacraments and Cult | p. 27 |
Apocalypse and Christian Liturgy | p. 43 |
Times, Occasions, and the Communion of Saints | p. 62 |
Sacred Places and Liturgical Art in Late Antique Culture | p. 80 |
People and Places for Different Liturgies | p. 99 |
Church Music through the Carolingian Renaissance | p. 114 |
Vernacular Elements in the Medieval Latin Mass | p. 132 |
The Medieval Liturgical Calendar | p. 147 |
The Eucharistic Body and the Social Body in the Middle Ages | p. 167 |
The Dissolution of the Social Body in the Reformation Communion | p. 183 |
Death Here and Life Hereafter in the Middle Ages and Reformation | p. 199 |
The Ecclesiastical Captivity of Marriage | p. 214 |
Liturgy and Confessional Identity | p. 224 |
Popular Devotions, pious Communities, and Holy Communion | p. 240 |
Worship Awakening | p. 263 |
Liturgical Restoration | p. 284 |
Liturgical Renewal | p. 305 |
Epilogue: Postmodern Liturgical Retrieval | p. 330 |
Bibliography | p. 333 |
Notes | p. 337 |
Index | p. 371 |
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