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It is generally assumed that protest leads to more protest: it would be in the nature of opposition to create more opposition and to engender division. Conservative Catholic historians who studied the Reformation have assumed that the rejection of a central Roman authority in Christianity led inevitably to a multiplicity of reformers and the formation of national churches. Specialists of political sciences have also often stressed the natural multivocality of all ideological movements when they oppose a dominant and well-organized ideology.

DOI: 10.1007/978-3-322-87859-5_16

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