Editor
Ian Hazlett, University of Glasgow, UK

Deputy-Editor and Review Editor
Nick Thompson, University of Aberdeen,UK
Send books for review to:
Dr N.J. Thompson School of Divinity
History and Philosophy, King's College, Aberdeen AB24 3UB

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Reformation & Renaissance Review, a peer-reviewed journal, provides an international platform for scholars, established and emerging, to publish papers on aspects of  religious thought and life, theology and spirituality, from the fifteenth to seventeenth centuries. This embraces Christian Humanist, Catholic, Protestant and radical approaches to reform, change and continuity in Church and society. Contributions from related disciplines including history, literature, bibliography, drama, music, art, biblical interpretation  and philology that bear on religious and ecclesiastical developments of this period are also welcome. While open to studies in national or regional contexts, the Journal aims especially to encourage work on the Reformation and Catholic reform as pan-European movements with an ambivalent relationship to the Renaissance. Each issue contains papers that illustrate new trends, new developments or new evidence as well as those attempting a reappraisal of current consensus on a topic of interest. Seminal modern historiography of the period is identified, and important books reviewed.

New from 2008
Starting in 2008, the scope and remit of the journal will be extended to include a Texts and Documents section alongside conventional journal articles. This section will include sixteenth- and seventeenth-century texts published in foreign languages any time between 1500 and 2000, but in English translation for the first time. Texts may include letters, memoranda, religious articles, secular legislation, wills, poems and so on. Less well-known original English texts can be included. Selections from manuscript archival material in a variety of languages with accompanying translations is also foreseen.

Reformation & Renaissance Review is published three times a year on behalf of the Society for Reformation Studies.The first issue appeared in June 1999.

Recent Articles
Heiko Oberman
Calvin and Farel:The Dynamics of Legitimation in Early Calvinism (Vol 1)
Irena Backus
The Beast Interpretations of Daniel 7.2-9 and Apocalypse 13, 1-4, 11-12 in Lutheran,
Zwinglian and Calvinist Circles in the Late Sixteenth Century (Vol. 3)
Paul Ayris
The Public Career of Thomas Cranmer (Vol 4)
Helen Parish
Lying Histories Fayning False Miracles:Magic, Miracles and Medieval History in
Reformation Polemic (Vol 4.2)
Martin Greschat
Martin Bucer and Church Renewal in Europe (Vol 5.1)
Donald A. McColl
Through a Glass Darkly:Durer and the Reform of Art (Vol 5.2)
Alison Forrestal
Revisiting Sacred Propaganda:The Holy Bishop in the Seventeenth-Century
Jansensist Quarrel (Vol 6.1)
Wim Janse
The Protestant Reformation in the Low Countries:Developments in Twentieth-Century
Historiography (Vol 6.2)
Myriam Yardeni
French Calvinism and Judaism (Vol 6.3)
Nicole Grochowina
Confessional Indifference in East Frisia (Vol 7.1)
 
Indexing & Abstracting
ATLA ReligionDatabase®
EBSCO's Academic Search Premier & Religion and Philosophy Collection
Religious and Theological Abstracts
Iter Gateway
Bibliography of Humanities and Social Sciences Literature, K.G. Saur Verlag
MLA International Bibliography

Publication:April, August, December
ISSN 1462-2459 (print)
ISSN 1743-1727 (online)

Editorial Address
Prof. Ian Hazlett, School of Divinity
University of Glasgow, Glasgow G12 8QQ, Scotland, UK