Edited by Antony Hasler and Claire Jowitt
Volume 10 (2013)
Narratives of Female Suffering in the Petitionary Literature of Civil War Period and its Aftermath
Alison Thorne
Volume 9 (2012)
The Writings of King James VI and I and Early Modern Literary Culture
Jane Rickard
Renaissance Humanism and the Future of the Humanities
Jennifer Summit
“Thus Beholde the Fall of Sinne”: Punishing Helen of Troy in Elizabethan Verse
Katherine Heavey
Virgin America for Barren England: English Colonial History and Literature, 1575–1635
Nathan Probasco
Representing the Duke of Buckingham: Libel, Counter-Libel and the Example of The Emperor’s Favourite
Siobhan Keenan
Teaching and Learning Guide for: ‘Representing the Duke of Buckingham: Libel, Counter-Libel and the Example of The Emperor’s Favourite’
Siobhan Keenan
“A Kyng That Ruled All By Lust”: Richard II in Elizabethan Literature
Lea Luecking Frost
The Prison in Early Modern Drama
Ruth Ahnert
Toxic Encounters: Poisoning in Early Modern English Literature and Culture
Catherine E. Thomas
Volume 8 (2011)
The Kingdom has been Digitized: Electronic Editions of Renaissance Drama and the Long Shadows of Shakespeare and Print
Brett D. Hirsch
Lost Plays from Early Modern England: Voyage Drama, A Case Study
David McInnis
The Use of Legal Concepts in A Cure for a Cuckold
Jane Pettegree
The Chivalric Imagination in Elizabethan England
Marco Nievergelt
Jacobean and Caroline Masquing Culture: Studies on Early Stuart Entertainments, 1998–2010
Peter Sillitoe
Reading the Chester Cycle
Elizabeth M. S. Baldwin
The Imitation of Christ in English Reformation Writing
Nandra Perry
Reading Early Modern Food: A Review Article
Joan Fitzpatrick
Volume 7 (2010)
Early Modern English Catholicism and the Rewriting of Literary History
Susannah Monta
Virtuous Viragos: Female Heroism and Ethical Action in Shakespearean Drama
Unhae Langis
The Literature of Early Modern Childhoods
Edel Lamb
Realigning English Vernacular Poetics Through Metrical Experiment: Sixteenth-Century Translation and the Elizabethan Quantitative Verse Movement
Gabriela Schmidt
Psychoanalysis and Early Modern Culture: Is it Time to Move Beyond Charges of Anachronism?
Elizabeth Jane Bellamy
The Bishops’ Ban of 1599 and the Ideology of English Satire
William R. Jones
The Absent Female Friend: Recent Studies in Early Modern Women’s Friendship
Penelope Anderson
How to do the History of Heterosexuality: Shakespeare and Lacan
Will Stockton
Doing Away with the Drab Age: Research Opportunities in Mid-Tudor Literature (1530–1580)
Mike Pincombe, Cathy Shrank
‘Outlandish Love’: Marriage and Immigration in City Comedies
Scott Oldenburg
Volume 6 (2009)
Toward a Blue Cultural Studies: The Sea, Maritime Culture, and Early Modern English Literature
Steven Mentz
Take Five: Renaissance Literature and the Study of the Senses
Patricia A. Cahill
Some Versions of the Hortus Conclusus in Elizabethan Landscape and Literature
Mark Jones
The Tudor Coronation Ceremonies in History and Criticism
Alice Hunt
New Journeys through Old Voyages: Literary Approaches to Richard Hakluyt and Early Modern Travel Writing
Colm MacCrossan
Romance on the Early Modern Stage
Cyrus Mulready
Volume 5 (2008)
House of Mirrors: Textual Variation and the Mirror for Magistrates
Elizabeth M. A. Human
English Renaissance Drama: The Imprints of Performance
J. Gavin Paul
Volume 4 (2007)
John Milton’s Politics, Republicanism and the Terms of Liberty
Rosanna Cox
Dutch Influences on English Literary Culture in the Early Renaissance, 1470–1650
Ben Parsons
‘Thair is Richt Litill Play at My Hungrie Hart’: Politics and Play in David Lyndsay’s Ane Satyre of the Thrie Estaitis
Joanna Martin
Recent Studies in Religion and Renaissance Drama
David Coleman
‘Knowledge Shall be Increased’: Natural Philosophy and Religion in the Early Modern Utopia
Chloe Houston
Walter Ralegh and the Arts of Memory
Andrew Hiscock
Empire, Exile, and England’s ‘British Problem’: Recent Approaches to Spenser’s Shepheardes Calender as a Colonial and Postcolonial Text
Stewart Mottram
‘Paper Frames’: Lucy Hutchinson’s Elegies and the Seventeenth-Century Country House Poem
Elizabeth Scott-Baumann
The Forgotten Greek Books of Elizabethan England
Kirsty Milne
Noli Me Tangere: Revealing New Approaches to Early Drama
Katie Normington
Women’s Patronage-Seeking as Familial Enterprise: Aemilia Lanyer, Esther Inglis, and Mary Wroth
Theresa D. Kemp
Volume 3 (2006)
My King, My Country, Alone for Whom I Live: The Pragmatic Imperatives of Sir Thomas Wyatt’s Verse
Jon Robinson
What are “Things” Saying in Renaissance Studies?
Julian Yates
Tudor Religious Cultures in Practice: The Piety and Politics of Grace Mildmay and Her Circle
Nancy Bradley Warren
Moors, Race, and the Study of English Renaissance Literature: A Brief Retrospective
Mary Floyd-Wilson
Print Culture, Ephemera, and the Elizabethan News Pamphlet
Paul J. Voss
The View from the Interior: The New Body Scholarship in Renaissance/Early Modern Studies
Sean McDowell
Early Modern Women’s Writing in 2005
Erica Longfellow
Science Studies and English Renaissance Literature
Howard Marchitello
The Development of the English Love Lyric, 1580–1680
Patricia Crouch
Access and Agency in Elizabeth Cary’s The Tragedy of Mariam: Early Modern Closet Drama and the Spatialization of Power
Carol Mejia-LaPerle
“I Can neither Write nor Be Silent:” The Circulation of Women’s Texts in Sidney’s Old Arcadia
Lucian Ghita
Pamphlets and Body-Related Metaphors in Thomas Nashe’s Pierce Penilesse and Strange Newes
Chloe Chen
A Readable Earlier Renaissance: Small Adjustments, Large Changes
A. E. B. Coldiron
Volume 2 (2005)
Men Who Weep and Wail: Masculinity and Emotion in Sidney’s New Arcadia
Jennifer C. Vaught
Recent Critical Approaches to Sidney’s Literary Production
Peter Sillitoe
Short Shrift: Religion and Materialist Criticism
Sean Benson
“Nowhere is a Place”: Travel Writing in Sixteenth-Century England
Evi Mitsi
Early Modern Historiography
Dan Breen
Marian and Jacobean Literature
Sarah Dunnigan
Modern Problems of Editing: The Two Texts of Marlowe’s Doctor Faustus
Andrew Duxfield
‘That Every Man May Knaw’: Reformation and Rhetoric in the Works of Sir David Lyndsay
Kevin J. McGinley
From Sermon to Play: Literary Representations of ‘Turks’ in Renaissance England 1550–1625
Stephan Schmuck
Linking Teaching and Research through Technology
Christie Carson
An Age in Love with Wonders: The Philosophical Context of Renaissance Literature
Neil Allan
Paradigms Lost, Paradigms Found: The New Milton Criticism
Peter C. Herman
Volume 1 (2004)
Renaissance Literary Studies after Theory: Aesthetics, History and the Human
Andy Mousley
Friendship in Renaissance England
Christopher Marlow
John Dee and Early Modern Occult Philosophy
György E. Szönyi
Donne and the Uses of Anatomy
Richard Sugg
‘Parrots and Pieces of Eight’: Recent Trends in Pirate Studies
Claire Jowitt
Shakespeare and the Theatre Reviewer
Paul Prescott
Elizabethan Romance
David Salter
Ovid’s Metamorphoses and the Sexual Politics of Translation in Early Modern England
Liz Oakley-Brown
“Where is the court but here?” Undetermined Elite Space and Marlowe’s Edward II
Peter Sillitoe
The Antitheatrical Criticism of Stephen Gosson
Héloϊse Sénéchal
Jacobean and Caroline Prose Romance
Rebecca Lindner
Renaissance Religious Prose
Mary Morrissey
