It provides ready access to all that we have done so far, and new features including a page of Links, updated regularly, to what we feel are some of the best and most serious online services. The Links page will provide another means of access to our reviews of those services in Harvest. Each page has a toolbar at its top enabling you to move to one of these four sections. A forum for debate, discussion and the exchange of information by students ands scholars of the history of the Renaissance. An on-line journal of Sixteenth and Seventeenth Century English Literature.
Submissions are welcome.
It provides listings of conferences, calls for papers, etc. An international electronic seminar and bulletin-board devoted to all aspects of the Renaissance and Reformation. Sponsored by the Centre for Reformation and Renaissance Studies at the University of Toronto. We invite people working in a wide range of disciplines to join us in discussing the way such issues as race, class, gender, the body, sexuality, science, nationalism, and imperialism are being shaped by recent work in critical and cultural theory. An international electronic seminar devoted to all aspects of humanist computing.