This article explores the diverse materialities of texts created by three female luminaries that expand our understanding of translation and transformation in early modern Europe. Lady Anne Cooke Bacon’s translation of Bishop Jewel’s Apologia was praised as the official text of the Elizabethan Settlement and printed without change for the edification of both English readers and Continental sceptics. Yet despite its centrality in the vitriolic controversy between Jewel and Louvain Romanist Thomas Harding, within a generation Bacon’s name disappeared. Bilingual calligrapher and miniaturist Esther Inglis prepared and presented stunning manuscript gift books, often including self-portraits, to patrons on both sides of the Channel. Her artisanal...
The exchange of ideas between nations during the Enlightenment was greatly facilitated by cultural v...
The dissertation explores how illiterate holy women in the later Middle Ages were imagined to serve ...
As the Enlightenment drew to a close, translation had gradually acquired an increasingly important r...
This article explores the diverse materialities of texts created by three female luminaries that exp...
Drawing on the ideas of Gérard Genette, this article argues for the value of reading translations as...
Calligraphy is an understudied aspect of the reception of Chinese art in early modern Europe. Chines...
In a counter-argument to the invisibility of translators and of women in the history of science, thi...
‘It is a pity that not someone like Christina Leonora de Neufville found the time to take on that wo...
‘It is a pity that not someone like Christina Leonora de Neufville found the time to take on that wo...
‘It is a pity that not someone like Christina Leonora de Neufville found the time to take on that wo...
‘It is a pity that not someone like Christina Leonora de Neufville found the time to take on that wo...
‘It is a pity that not someone like Christina Leonora de Neufville found the time to take on that wo...
The dissertation explores how illiterate holy women in the later Middle Ages were imagined to serve ...
Women’s writing and education in the eighteenth century have received extensive critical attention i...
With Faithful Translators Jaime Goodrich offers the first in-depth examination of women’s devotional...
The exchange of ideas between nations during the Enlightenment was greatly facilitated by cultural v...
The dissertation explores how illiterate holy women in the later Middle Ages were imagined to serve ...
As the Enlightenment drew to a close, translation had gradually acquired an increasingly important r...
This article explores the diverse materialities of texts created by three female luminaries that exp...
Drawing on the ideas of Gérard Genette, this article argues for the value of reading translations as...
Calligraphy is an understudied aspect of the reception of Chinese art in early modern Europe. Chines...
In a counter-argument to the invisibility of translators and of women in the history of science, thi...
‘It is a pity that not someone like Christina Leonora de Neufville found the time to take on that wo...
‘It is a pity that not someone like Christina Leonora de Neufville found the time to take on that wo...
‘It is a pity that not someone like Christina Leonora de Neufville found the time to take on that wo...
‘It is a pity that not someone like Christina Leonora de Neufville found the time to take on that wo...
‘It is a pity that not someone like Christina Leonora de Neufville found the time to take on that wo...
The dissertation explores how illiterate holy women in the later Middle Ages were imagined to serve ...
Women’s writing and education in the eighteenth century have received extensive critical attention i...
With Faithful Translators Jaime Goodrich offers the first in-depth examination of women’s devotional...
The exchange of ideas between nations during the Enlightenment was greatly facilitated by cultural v...
The dissertation explores how illiterate holy women in the later Middle Ages were imagined to serve ...
As the Enlightenment drew to a close, translation had gradually acquired an increasingly important r...