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Tellingly Reformations

Carlos Eyre
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“Carlos Eyre, who's written a brilliant survey of this entire period called Tellingly Reformations, discusses the multiple reformations and the use of satirical cartoons.”

Sentiment: Deep Dive
Trigger: Luther's image and branding
For: Historians and students of Reformation studies
Key quote: “Carlos Eyre, who's written a brilliant survey of this entire period called Tellingly Reformations, so the idea that there are multiple reformations.”
The host mentions 'Tellingly Reformations' to highlight the multifaceted nature of the Reformation period, emphasizing the role of satire and imagery in disseminating Luther's ideas. Carlos Eyre's book provides a comprehensive survey of how visual media, particularly cartoons, were used as tools of dissent against the Church.