ID - 112868848 TI - Inquisition and knowledge, 1200-1700 AU - Biller, Peter AU - Sackville, L J PY - 2022 SN - 9781800103870 9781914049033 1800103883 1800103875 1914049039 PB - York York Medieval Press DB - UniCat KW - Inquisition KW - Heresy KW - Knowledge, Sociology of KW - Knowledge, Theory of (Sociology) KW - Sociology of knowledge KW - Communication KW - Knowledge, Theory of KW - Public opinion KW - Sociology KW - Social epistemology KW - Heresies KW - Offenses against religion KW - Apostasy KW - Holy Office KW - Autos-da-fé KW - History KW - History. KW - Christian church history KW - Canon law KW - anno 1200-1799 KW - Avignon papacy. KW - Beguines. KW - Cathars. KW - Christianity. KW - Dominican historians. KW - Flacius Illyricus. KW - Germany. KW - Gregory IX. KW - Heresy. KW - Italy. KW - Jean de Doat. KW - Languedoc. KW - Nepos of Montauban. KW - Peter Zwicker. KW - Poland. KW - Protestantism. KW - Roman inquisition. KW - Waldensians. KW - archival memory. KW - authority. KW - bureaucracy. KW - counter-reformation. KW - heresiology. KW - heresy of the Free Spirit. KW - inquisition notaries. KW - law. KW - letters and sermons. KW - polemic. KW - pope. KW - reformation. KW - witchcraft. UR - https://www.unicat.be/uniCat?func=search&query=sysid:112868848 AB - Essays considering how information could be used and abused in the service of heresy and inquisition. ER -