'Glimpses of heaven': the role and development of the English cathedral in the 19th century
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In London
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Location
London
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The 19th century was a tumultuous period for English cathedrals and bishops. Aspects covered include their role in society, expansion, (re-) building and restoration of cathedrals together with changes in worship, governance and public access.
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About this course
- the changing nature of the relationship of both the English cathedral and bishop with wider society in the 19th century.
- the inter-actions and controversies generated by the (re-) building and restoration of cathedrals and their governance.
- public access to and participation in cathedral life.
Pen and paper for any optional note taking.
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Subjects
- Public
- Restoration
- English
- Access
Course programme
The rationale for and controversies relating to the increase in the number of cathedrals during the period, their (re-) building and restoration.
Changes in how cathedrals were governed and the role of the bishop in diocesan and national affairs.
The nature of worship and increased provision of music during the 19th century together with greater public access.
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'Glimpses of heaven': the role and development of the English cathedral in the 19th century
