Erasmus and the Age of Reformation

Exploring the life and impact of Erasmus, this work delves into the intellectual landscape of the Reformation era. It highlights Erasmus's role as a humanist thinker who challenged the established norms of his time, advocating for education and religious reform. Huizinga examines the tensions between Erasmus's ideals and the rising religious fervor, providing insights into the cultural and philosophical shifts that defined the period. The book offers a nuanced portrayal of Erasmus as a pivotal figure in shaping modern thought.