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Iuxta temporis qualitatem: ecclesiology and ‘innovation’ in the polemics of William Woodford O.F.M. (Oxford, 1370s) and Nicholas of Cusa (Basel, 1433)

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Ghosh, K. (2026). Iuxta temporis qualitatem: ecclesiology and ‘innovation’ in the polemics of William Woodford O.F.M. (Oxford, 1370s) and Nicholas of Cusa (Basel, 1433) . In F. Rexroth (Ed.), Innovationsrhetoriken: Die Faszination des Neuen im 14. bis 16. Jahrhundert. Goettingen Academy of Sciences.

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Ghosh, K. “Iuxta Temporis Qualitatem: Ecclesiology and ‘Innovation’ in the Polemics of William Woodford O.F.M. (Oxford, 1370s) and Nicholas of Cusa (Basel, 1433) .” Innovationsrhetoriken: Die Faszination Des Neuen Im 14. Bis 16. Jahrhundert, edited by F Rexroth, Goettingen Academy of Sciences, 2026.

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Ghosh, K. 2026. “Iuxta Temporis Qualitatem: Ecclesiology and ‘Innovation’ in the Polemics of William Woodford O.F.M. (Oxford, 1370s) and Nicholas of Cusa (Basel, 1433) .” In Innovationsrhetoriken: Die Faszination Des Neuen Im 14. Bis 16. Jahrhundert, edited by F Rexroth. Goettingen Academy of Sciences.
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Institution:: University of Oxford
Division:: HUMS
Department:: English
Oxford college:: Trinity College
Role:: Author
ORCID:: 0000-0002-8709-7719

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Role:: Editor

Publisher:: Goettingen Academy of Sciences
Acceptance date:: 2026-05-15
Event title:: Innovationsrhetoriken: Die Faszination des Neuen im 14. bis 16. Jahrhundert
Event location:: Göttingen, Germany
Event start date:: 2024-06-27
Event end date:: 2024-06-29

Language:: English
Pubs id:: 2427657
Local pid:: pubs:2427657
Deposit date:: 2026-06-01
ARK identifier:: ark:/29072/ora_822e955e421b447787056da186abcf19

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