Reformation

Ian studies images and objects at the intersection of faith, artistic practice, and intellectual culture in northern Europe during the long seventeenth century. Drawing upon prints, illustrated books, and representations of the natural world, Ian’s work...

Courtney is broadly interested in early modern disability and medicine. Her Master’s thesis focused on an underutilized religious commentary written by a blind woman in 16th century Germany. The main purpose of her thesis was to better understand the...

• Regions: Britain; England; Europe; Italy
• Times: 15th to 17th centuries
• Themes: British Literature; Classical Reception; Early Modern Drama; History of the Book; Italian Literature; Latin Literature; Reformation; Renaissance; Shakespeare

• Regions: Britain; England; Europe
• Time Periods: 16th and 17th centuries
• Themes: Classical reception; early modern drama; history of theater; Reformation; Renaissance; Shakespeare

• Regions: Britain; China; England; Europe; France; Holy Roman Empire; Scotland
• Times: 14th to 17th centuries
• Themes: German Literature; History of Religion; Intellectual History; Philosophy; Political History; Reformation

Haidun Liu studies the...

• Regions: Atlantic World, England, Europe, France, North America, United States
• Time Periods: 18th century; 19th century
• Themes: Colonialism; Legal History; Political History; Reformation

Daniel Carpenter is Allie S. Freed Professor of...

Therese Banks graduated in the French section of the Department of Romance Languages & Literatures, and she pursued a secondary field in Medieval Studies. Her research explores the intersections and interstices between representations of violence, textual...