The Alburquerque Ducal Court and the Literary Patronage of Hernán López de Yanguas during Charles V’s Reign

Article | Contributor(s): Diego Pacheco Landero

This article investigates the political and cultural practices of the ducal House of Alburquerque to demonstrate its commitment to one of the basic principles of Charles V’s foreign policy, that of maintaining peace among Christians and warring against the Turk. It studies the specific conditions...

The Alexandrian Fracastoro: Form and Meaning in the Myth of Syphilus

Article | Contributor(s): Gilbert L. Gigliotti

The Ambivalence of the Sense of Touch in Early Modern Prints

Article | Contributor(s): Sharon Assaf

Les conséquences de l'indulgence envers les plaisirs du toucher étaient le sujet d'un débat au cours du XVIe siècle. Alors qu'il était généralement admis que s'adonner aux plaisirs du toucher pouvait conduire aux dangers de succomber à plusieurs autres vices, entre autres le plus traître des...

The Analysis & Policy Observatory

2024-04-11 20:52:27 | Report | Contributor(s): Caroline Winter | https://doi.org/10.25547/GNMT-XN45

The Analysis and Policy Observatory (APO) is a member of the Canadian–Australian Partnership for Open Scholarship (CAPOS), a collaboration between the INKE Partnership and Australian-based partners that works toward greater engagement and capacity for open scholarship, internationally and...

The Anatomy of Melancholy in Book I of the Faerie Queene

Article | Contributor(s): D. A. Beecher

The Ancient Greek Wild in The Winter's Tale

Article | Contributor(s): Michael Steffes

Quand on lit The Winter’s Tale de Shakespeare à la lumière de ses allusions aux traditions culturelles grecques comme elles étaient comprises à la Renaissance, on se rend compte que les liens entre les personnages sont plus étroits que prévus. Si l’on se rappelle l’association entre l’ours et...

The Anterotica of Petrus Haedus: A Fifteenth-Century Model for the Interpretation of Symbolic Images

Article | Contributor(s): Sharon A. Adams

The Apartment

Article | Contributor(s): Domenic Cusmano

The Arabic, Latin and Hebrew Reception of Avicenna’s Physics and Cosmology edited by Dag Nikolaus Hasse and Amos Bertolacci

2023-05-18 22:26:20 | Article | Contributor(s): Damien T Janos

The book is a collection of 13 articles written by specialists in their respective fields covering a large array of issues, with an emphasis on the physical notions of place, time, and motion, as well as on meteorology. The studies successfully combine philological expertise with insightful...

The Architectonics of Faith: Metalogic and Metaphor in Zwingli's Doctrine of the Eucharist

Article | Contributor(s): E. M. Henning

The Argument of Comedy in Thomas More's Dialogue Concerning Heresies

Article | Contributor(s): Walter M. Gordon

The Art of Blasphemy? Interfusions of the Erotic and the Sacred in the Poetry of Donne, Barnes, and Constable

Article | Contributor(s): Helen Hackett

Le rejet de la foi catholique par Donne a, par le passé, été invoqué pour interpréter sa juxtaposition blasphématoire de vocabulaires érotique et religieux. Cet article compare son cas avec celui de deux autres auteurs contemporains dont les blasphèmes peuvent également être interprétés en regard...

The art of natural cheesemaking by David Asher

2025-03-19 22:03:48 | Review | Contributor(s): Christopher Yap | https://doi.org/10.15353/cfs-rcea.v3i1.157

Cheese wasn’t designed. Cheeses were, and are, products of specific geographical, economic, ecological, and cultural circumstances. And so in the history of cheesemaking we see the history of agriculture, of trade, of places, and people. The countless cheeses—each made with only milk, rennet,...

The Art of Partisan Biography: George Cavendish’s Life of Wolsey

2023-06-27 18:10:34 | Article | Contributor(s): Warren W. Wooden

The Art of Writing from the Border: Narrative Decentralisation and Pluricultural Identity Construction in Tomizza’s Franziska (1996)

Article | Contributor(s): Torunn Haaland

This article examines one of Tomizza’s unjustifiably understudied texts within two primary contexts: one formed around the historical, political and social background of early 20th-Century Trieste, the other around the author’s recurrent concern with hybrid characters and geopolitical, cultural...

The Artistic Tradition: Moravia and Kandinsky

Article | Contributor(s): Douglas Radcliff-Umstead

The Atlas of Early Printing

Article | Contributor(s): Katherine H. Hart

This is a review of The Atlas of Early Printing. 

The Auspices of The World and the Child

Article | Contributor(s): Ian Lancashire

The Autobiography of Grace, Lady Mildmay

Article | Contributor(s): Randall Martin

The following is an annotated transcription of Lady Grace Mildmay's autobiographical papers, written between 1617 and 1620. These "Memoirs" reveal the preoccupations and moral teachings of an English woman brought up in the reformed faith. They also contain a wealth of information on monetary...

The Autobiography of Thomas Whythorne: An Early Elizabethan Context for Poetry

Article | Contributor(s): David R. Shore