The essays on this site explore the new opportunities to study the early modern period via older primary texts now made more readily accessible. New Approaches to Renaissance Studies Rebecca Bushnell's course site covering new approaches to court culture, urban and rural cultures, new worlds, new science, the new state, and the new family.
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The website for a 1998 panel on new trends in early modern studies features abstracts, syllabi, bibliographies, as well as conference information and a conference rationale. A 1984 Johns Hopkins University Press book edited by Jack P. Greene. A 1994 book by John N. Deely. The release disscusses a new approach to overcome periodization and the pitfalls of departmentalization when teaching the classical, the medieval and the renaissance.