Distribution of subversive knowledge in the early modern period.Friedrich Breckling's library as hub for the dissemination of dissident literature

以持不同政见者弗里德里希·布雷克林（Friedrich brekling）为例，该项目将评估在近代早期，不稳定和颠覆性的宗教知识是如何在很长一段时间内传播和保存的。通过将持不同意见的神学家作为研究对象，将有可能仔细研究神学传播、档案建设和知识保留的一个方面，这些方面迄今为止很少被蓬勃发展的档案文化学术在更广泛的意义上考虑：“另类”和“颠覆性”的知识体系。布雷克林的广泛遗产特别适合重建不同意见和作品在时空中的分布和传播。他的例子将使我们深入了解非正统思想和文本是如何被收集、使用、提供和传播的。

Using the example of the dissident Friedrich Breckling, the project will assess how precarious and subversive religious knowledge was distributed and preserved over long periods of time during the early modern era. By making a dissident theologian the subject of research, it will become possible to closely examine a facet of theological transmission, archive building and knowledge retention which has so far rarely been considered by the booming scholarship on archival cultures in the wider sense: ‘alternative’ and ‘subversive’ bodies of knowledge. Breckling’s extensive estate lends itself exceptionally well to reconstructing the distribution and transmission of dissident ideas and writings across space and time. His example will give deep insight into the question how heterodox ideas and texts were collected, used, made available and passed on.