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Early Modern Scholarship and Religion. Seminar or event series. The Seminar in Early Modern Scholarship and Religion was founded in 2017 by Theodor Dunkelgrün, Kirsten Macfarlane and Tim Twining to provide

I began my PhD at Cambridge under the supervision of Professor Ulinka Rublack in 2019. ... My research is funded by the Prince of Wales Cambridge International Scholarship.

learning and offers them the chance to progress straight to an undergraduate degree at Cambridge. . ... They also complete an induction module which introduces students to approaches to learning at Cambridge.

of international law and political thought, global intellectual history, historiography, and the history of natural philosophy and the history of scholarship. ... Our researchers remain at the forefront of teaching and scholarship in the field,

It is particularly appropriate for those who may wish to continue on to a PhD, at Cambridge or elsewhere, in American history. ... This Seminar has marked the University of Cambridge out as a global centre for American History scholarship.

For further details about how to register, see McArthur Lectures - March 2022 | Faculty of History University of Cambridge. ... Born in London, he was awarded a History scholarship to Trinity and studied in Cambridge from 1974–77.

And in what ways has studying history at Cambridge made you the person you are today; professionally and personally? ... Is there one piece of historical scholarship (book / article) or a Cambridge academic which provided a particular impact for how you

I am now writing a book with the working title Religious Scholarship in Renaissance Paris: How Printing Changed Theology. ... Paris vs. Basel (a prequel): the patristic editions of Jacques Lefèvre d’Étaples and his circle’ delivered at the

29 Sep 2023: Cambridge Seminar for Early Modern Scholarship and Religion. Convenors: Kirsten Macfarlane, Theodor Dunkelgrün, Timothy Twining. ... Easter Term 2019 Schedule:. 3 May Scott Mandelbrote, ‘Scholarship on the frontier: The making of the Romanian Bible.

The discovery by Richard Serjeantson in 2011 of a previously unknown, early manuscript draft of the Regulae in Cambridge University Library was a hugely significant event in Cartesian scholarship. ... This edition presents the Cambridge manuscript of the