CRRS

CRRS Fellows

Marvin Lee Anderson

“Exile, Expulsion, and Religious Refugees in the Early Modern World”

Emily Anglin (University of Michigan)

“Melancholy, Literary Resistance, and the Early Modern University”

Kenneth Borris (McGill, English)

“Spenser and Literary Platonism in Early Modern Europe”

Meredith Donaldson Clark (Nipissing, English)

“Renaissance ekphrasis and the poetics of descriptio”

Trevor Cook (Trent, English)

“Collaborative Authorship in Early Modern England”

Peter Hughes

Translation and analysis of: Michael Servetus, De Trinitatis erroribus (1531); Servetus, Christianismi restitutio (1553); Sozzini, Brevis explicatio (c. 1560)

Hyun-Ah Kim (Trinity College, University of Toronto)

“Musica Humana: Singing in Renaissance Platonism”

David Lawrence (Glendon College, York U, History)

“Urban Militarism and Civic Military Performance in Provincial English Towns, 1620-1642″

Heather Parker

“Chastite adew!”: Experiences of Marriage in Scotland, 1250-1600″

Dylan Reid

“Literary Associations and Civic Corporate Culture in Medieval and Early Modern Europe”

Sarah Rolfe Prodan

“Michelangelo’s Christian Mysticism”

Jennifer Roberts-Smith (Waterloo, Drama)

“Simulated Environments for Theatre: Visualising the Convergences and Divergences of Theatrical and Text Performance”

Susannah Rutherglen (Princeton, Art)

“Ornamental Paintings of the Venetian Renaissance, 1465-1570″

Visiting and Postdoctoral Fellows

Elena Brizio

“Women’s Inheritance Rights in Early Modern Europe” (Visiting Fellow)

Paul Shore

“Athanasius Kircher’s Acoustic Imaginings and the Meeting of Sonic Space” (Visiting Fellow)

Jacqueline Broad

“Mary Astell (1666-1731): An ‘Other Voice’ in Early Modern Philosophy”

Margaret Reeves (UBC, Critical Studies)

“Political Representations in Mary Wroth’s Urania”

Distinguished Senior Fellows