Back to top. Of special interest are papers that examine the political agendas of this discourse and the notions of particular diseases they produce. Of particular interest are papers that discuss the historical conditions of the genre's appearance and the concomitant emergence of its audience. Papers may also touch on questions of authorship, especially regarding how authors perceived themselves, their medium, and their readership, or questions of the social function of prose - its role in the generation and maintenance of political ideology. Faces in Early Modern England'.
Papers can address any aspect of faces in literature and culture from the period.
Articles do not normally exceed 2,500 words and reviews are generally between 800-1,500 words. Back to top. This page is maintained by Andrew Zurcher , and was last updated on .