FELLOWS 2006-07

Distinguished Senior Fellows (honoris causa)

James Carscallen (Emeritus, Toronto, English)

James Estes (Emeritus, Toronto, History)
Church and state in the thought of the German Reformers; the correspondence of Erasmus

F. David Hoeniger (Emeritus, Toronto, English)
Sixteenth-century drama and poetry; early printed herbals

Germaine Warkentin (Emeritus, Toronto, English)
Petrarch; the Sidney family 1552-1743; book history 1300-1800; Canada before 1759

Visiting Fellows (with project descriptions)

Luba Freedman (Hebrew University of Jerusalem, Art History)
"From Poetry to Painting: Myths and Antiquity in the Renaissance"

Aidan Johnson (Chicago, English)
"Hamlet's Conception of the Political Individual"

Arne Kuepper, (Göttingen, Medieval and Early Modern Studies)
"The Caesar Translation of Alsacian Humanist Matthias Ringmann Philesius"

Patricia Osmond de Martino (Iowa State, Rome Program, Art & Design)
"Rewriting Tacitus's Annals in Early Stuart England: Edmund Bolton's 'Lost' Vindication of Tiberius Caesar"

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For lists of past fellows, visit the Annals of the CRRS.

Fellows (with project descriptions)

David K. Anderson (McGill, English)
"The Persecuted Church on the Renaissance Stage: Redefining Christian Tragedy"

Sean Armstrong (Independent Scholar, History)
"The War on Superstition: The Origins of the Witch-Hunt in the Conciliar Reform Movement"

Joseph Black (Massachusetts, English)
"The Catalogue of the Sidney Family Library at Penshurst Palace (ca. 1665): An Edition"

Benoît Bolduc (NYU, French)
"Textual and Visual Accounts of French Renaissance Festivals"

Kenneth Borris (McGill, English)
"Spenser and Unbelief in Early Modern Europe"

Mark Crane (Nippissing, History)
"Unlearned Lutherans: A Paris Doctor's Defense of Universities Against Luther, 1532"

Sheila Das (Vanier)
"The Art of Executing Well"

Anat Gilboa (Queen's, Art History)
"The Spatial Relationships Between Presentations of Women in Early Netherlandish Drawings"

Pamela Gravestock (Toronto, Office of Teaching Advancement)
"The Art of Executing Well"

Joëlle Guidini-Raybaud (Independent Scholar, Art History)
"Stained Glass and Stained Glass Makers in Provence from the XIIIth to the XVIIth Centuries"

Irina Guletsky (Independent Scholar, Music)
"The Mass of Tournai and its Author"

Agnes Juhasz-Ormsby (York, English)
"Tudor Royal Entries"

Robert Ormsby (Toronto, Drama)
"Surviving the Early Modern English Theatre Audience"

Dylan Reid (Independent Scholar, History)
"The Renaissance in Rouen"

Myra Nan Rosenfeld (Independent Scholar, Art History)
"The Hotel de Cluny, An Abbot's Palace in Medieval and Renaissance Paris"

Erika Rummel (Toronto, History)
"The Correspondence of Wolfgang Capito"

Scott Schofield (Toronto, English)
"Forms of Annotation in Early Modern English Books"

Alan Shepard (Guelph, English)
"Cadavers and Their Contexts, 1556-1827: Narratives of Early Modern Autopsies"

Philippa Sheppard (Toronto, Postdoctoral Researcher in English)
"Celluloid Shakespeare: Studies in Shakespearian Adaptations to the Screen Since 1989"

Patricia Simmons (Toronto, English)
"Parenting, Education, and the Ethics of Care: Refiguring Authority in Early Modern England"

Ian Sloan (Independent Scholar, Music)
"Social Change and the Singing of Metrical Psalms in Renaissance England"

James Thomas (Dominican College, Philosophy)
"Science and Immortality: the Meditations of Descartes and the Ontology of St. Thomas"

Michael Ullyot (Oxford, Balliol College, English)
"The Politics and Poetics of Early Modern Exemplarity"

Laura Willett (Toronto, Renaissance Studies)
"Montaigne's Visual Universe"