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in the process the way embodied memory affected the form and focus of early modern verse. ... Building on the scholarship of writers like Michael Schoenfeldt and Gail Paster, who derive a description of early modern interiority and selfhood from early

Edmund Spenser and Animal Life. A colloquium at the University of Sussex, Centre for Early Modern and Medieval Studies Friday 18th June 2021. ... Led by scholars such as Erica Fudge, Laurie Shannon, Bruce Boehrer, and Karen Raber, this is a critical and

It should come as little surprise to scholars working in a field with two names—Renaissance and Early Modern—that the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries were a Janus-faced era, a ... alongside recent literary studies of Early Modern scientific

Led by scholars such as Erica Fudge, Laurie Shannon, Bruce Boehrer, and Karen Raber, this is a critical and philosophical approach that has lately gained much traction in early modern scholarship.

But twenty years after the initial development of scholarship on the global early modern, this consensus is shattering. ... Or, what evidence do we have of global connections/ circulations in the early modern period?

1100 and 1600; Scott Mandelbrote’s interests' range across early modern British and European intellectual history, in particular the history of scholarship and the history of science; Brendan Simms works on ... modern European history, with interests

8 Apr 2012: His research explores artists’ materials and methods, with particular interest in medieval and early modern work. ... Spike’s work has received funding from the Wingate Foundation, the Queen Elizabeth Scholarship Trust, the Leverhulme Trust, the

4 Jul 2024: Dr Nina Ergin (Koç University, Istanbul), Healing by design? A multi-sensorial approach to early modern Ottoman hospital architecture. ... Healing by design? a multi-sensorial approach to early modern Ottoman hospital architecture.

of thought can yield significant insights into how the early modern theatre compels belief. ... Starting, then, with the premises: although in part one of the book she offers a fair and comprehensive conspectus of the ‘turn to religion’ in early

revaluation of the role of Islam and the “East” in Early Modern literary-political culture. ... and most important exploration of Persia and Persian empire on the early modern stage” (127).