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The aim of this website is to provide information on the Australian Research Council funded project ‘Reading the Signs: disaster, apocalypse and demonology in European print culture, 1450–1700’, awarded to Professor Charles Zika, Professor Susan Broomhall and Dr Jenny Spinks for 2009–2012. Violent religious conflict, apocalyptic speculation and heightened fears of diabolical threat were critical…
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Conference Panels | Early Modern Disaster
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July 30, 2010. Ongoing research emerging from this project is being presented in the following conference panels:. Renaissance Society of America conference, Venice, 8-10 April 2010. Panel: Natural Disaster and Religion in Sixteenth-Century Europe. Charles Zika, The University of Melbourne, Collecting Disasters at a Time of Religious Crisis: the ‘Wonder. Book’ of Johann Jakob Wick. Susan Broomhall, The University of Western Australia, Religious Women Reading Disaster in Sixteenth-Century France. Charles ...
News and Events | Early Modern Disaster
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July 30, 2010. Ongoing research emerging from this project is being presented in the following conference panels:. Renaissance Society of America conference, Venice, 8-10 April 2010. Panel: Natural Disaster and Religion in Sixteenth-Century Europe. Charles Zika, The University of Melbourne, Collecting Disasters at a Time of Religious Crisis: the ‘Wonder. Book’ of Johann Jakob Wick. Susan Broomhall, The University of Western Australia, Religious Women Reading Disaster in Sixteenth-Century France. Charles ...
About Us | Early Modern Disaster
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Charles’ Staff Page:. Http:/ www.history.unimelb.edu.au/about/staff/zika.html. Is Winthrop Professor of Early Modern History at the University of Western Australia. In addition to the project with Charles Zika and Jenny Spinks where she is exploring readings of disaster in early modern France, Susan is currently working with Jacqueline van Gent on a history of gender and power in the Orange-Nassau family, 1544 1814, as part of an Australian Research Council grant. Susan’s Staff Page:.
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About Us | Melbourne Prints
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Further Reading and Resources. Catherine’s Staff Page: http:/ www.history.unimelb.edu.au/about/staff/kovesi.html. Robyn’s Staff Page:. Http:/ www.culturalconservation.unimelb.edu.au/about/people/sloggett.html. Jenny’s Staff Page:. Http:/ www.history.unimelb.edu.au/about/staff/spinks.html. Charles’ Staff Page:. Http:/ www.history.unimelb.edu.au/about/staff/zika.html. News & Events. Print Matters at the Baillieu – 3 September 2011. Baillieu Library Print Collection. Baillieu Library Rare Book Collection.
Print Matters at the Baillieu – 3 September 2011 | Melbourne Prints
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Further Reading and Resources. Print Matters at the Baillieu – 3 September 2011. 2 September, 2011. Free One Day Symposium inspired by the Baillieu Library Print Collection. Saturday 3rd September 2011. Theatre A, Elisabeth Murdoch Building,. Keynote speaker: Professor Sasha Grishin, Australian National University. For further details see: http:/ www.lib.unimelb.edu.au/collections/special/prints/printmatters2011.html. From → Events. A Beautiful Line: Italian Prints from Mantegna to Piranesi. Print Matter...
Further Reading and Resources | Melbourne Prints
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Further Reading and Resources. Further Reading and Resources. Students and general visitors to this site may find the following publications and websites concerned with early modern print culture useful. This list will be added to as work proceeds on the project. Linda C. Hults. The Print in the Western World: an introductory history. Madison, Wis.: University of Wisconsin Press, 1996. Gutenberg and the Impact of Printing. Translated by Douglas Martin. Aldershot: Ashgate, 2005. Prints and Drawings Collec...
Conservation | Melbourne Prints
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Further Reading and Resources. As part of the Scholarly Innovation Grant project several prints held in the Baillieu Library collection were treated by conservators from the Centre for Cultural Materials Conservation. To improve both their appearance and their long-term survival in good condition. The slideshow below demonstrates some of the different stages involved in the conservation process. This slideshow requires JavaScript. News & Events. Print Matters at the Baillieu – 3 September 2011.
News and Events | Melbourne Prints
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Further Reading and Resources. Print Matters at the Baillieu – 3 September 2011. 2 September, 2011. Free One Day Symposium inspired by the Baillieu Library Print Collection. Saturday 3rd September 2011. Theatre A, Elisabeth Murdoch Building,. Keynote speaker: Professor Sasha Grishin, Australian National University. For further details see: http:/ www.lib.unimelb.edu.au/collections/special/prints/printmatters2011.html. Comments Off on Print Matters at the Baillieu – 3 September 2011. From → Events. Exhibi...
Books and Prints | Melbourne Prints
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Further Reading and Resources. This website hosts a rich collection of prints and rare books selected from the University of Melbourne’s Baillieu Library. Click on the links below to browse a particular collection. News & Events. Print Matters at the Baillieu – 3 September 2011. Baillieu Library Print Collection. The Print Collection at the Baillieu Library, The University of Melbourne. Baillieu Library Rare Book Collection. The Rare Book Collection at the Baillieu Library, The University of Melbourne.
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The Early Modern World in Upstate New York
The Early Modern World in Upstate New York. Thursday, April 15, 2010. Questions on The Sorrows of Young Werther. Was written fifty years after Persian Letters. Itself was an enormous hit when it first appeared; the hero's experiences apparently resonated for many young Europeans. In thinking about the novel, start with its format. Like Persian Letters. Is an epistolary novel, so think about the similarities and differences in their organization and impact. Persian Letters. And what are they like? How doe...
Early Modern Communities | A Discussion
Let’s begin with a discussion of the overall project. This project is holistic in nature. Our approach is to properly survey the available landscape and surmise a possible solution. The approach will involve extensive testing and refinement. Initially we will produce valuable content around the topic of Early Modern Communities, but will quickly pivot to other topics. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *. You may use these.
earlymoderncommunities | An AHRC-funded study through the University of Bath
An AHRC-funded study through the University of Bath. Ian Gregory: ‘GIS can completely reframe your questions’. Peter Burke: ‘If socio-linguistic concepts could be used to analyse behaviour that would be exciting’. Rosa Salzberg: ‘Print saturated the lives of ordinary people’. Dean Bell: ‘In a certain sense we got out of the ghetto’. Edward Muir: ‘Why didn’t the dog bark in Buia? Niall Atkinson: ‘They rang the bells at the wrong time’. Elizabeth and Tom Cohen: ‘Community is linked by sacrifice’. Urban net...
Early Modern Conversions
Member Publications & Presentations. Bibliography of EMC Member Publications. Bibliography of EMC Member Conference Presentations. EMC Member Lectures, Workshops, and Public Exchanges. EMC Member Multimedia Presentations. DREaM (Distant Reading Early Modernity). Digital Humanities blog posts. Computer-based Textual Analysis and Early Modern Literature: Notes on Some Recent Research. Mapping Early Modern Lima as a Theater of Conversion. DREaM internship reports for Winter 2015. GSA and UgSA Nominations.
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Early Modern Dialogues | An Exploration of Debate, Democracy and Digitisation
An Exploration of Debate, Democracy and Digitisation. Contested Words: The Debates Over Meaning in the Early Modern Period. January 11, 2013. The following is a work in progress poster for a one-day conference I am organising on the 21st June 2013. The following is a brief description of the conference: Digitisation […]. Read Article →. Tips for Getting Postgraduate Funding. November 20, 2012. Read Article →. Dialogues with Death and the Devil. October 31, 2012. Read Article →. August 17, 2012. How to ta...
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Early Modern Disaster
The aim of this website is to provide information on the Australian Research Council funded project ‘Reading the Signs: disaster, apocalypse and demonology in European print culture, 1450 1700’, awarded to Professor Charles Zika, Professor Susan Broomhall and Dr Jenny Spinks for 2009 2012. Page for details as they become available. This website was built to complement a larger website. Recent News & Events. School of Historical Studies, The University of Melbourne, 2010. Blog at WordPress.com.
Vincentian Missionaries · Early Modern Documents: Sources and Resources for Historical Research
Its first collection focuses on the activity of Vincentian missionaries in Europe and Africa in the seventeenth century, as reflected in the Vatican archives, and comprises a list of relevant documents, summaries of their contents, and transcriptions of some of the most interesting finds. More collections will follow in the future." /. Skip to main content. Search using this query type:. Search only these record types:. Advanced Search (Items only). How To Use This Website. PF Prefects and Secretaries.
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earlymoderndomestic | An edited collection exploring the politics of domestic drama
An edited collection exploring the politics of domestic drama. August 4, 2014. Domestic Drama and Political Culture. We invite contributions that will investigate the place of domestic drama in the political culture of the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries. What, we want to know, can drama tell us about domestic politics? What can domestic politics tell us about drama? A Woman Killed with Kindness. And Iman Sheeha ( iman.sheeha@warwick.ac.uk. How do domestic plays deal with gender relations? What can b...
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Early Modern Dress and Textiles Research Network
Early Modern Dress and Textiles - A Research Network. The Arts and Humanities Research Council (AHRC) has funded a two-year investigation into Early Modern European Dress and Textiles. The topic was chosen because of dress studies' increasing importance as a scholarly discipline and its role in understanding the past. The Early Modern Dress and Textiles Network finished its work in Spring 2009, but this website will continue to be updated, and our virtual discussion list remains active. This will also al...
