Centre for Early Modern Studies

Arts & Humanities

1. Commonwealth 100%
2. Reformation 97%
3. Prussia 87%
4. Howard Barker 73%
5. 17th Century 70%
6. Religion 61%
7. Essex 57%
8. Discourse 48%
9. Poland 46%
10. Century Poland 46%
11. Memorial Culture 46%
12. Early Modern Britain 45%
13. Double Life 43%
14. Toleration 43%
15. Aberdeen 39%
16. 18th Century 39%
17. East Central Europe 38%
18. Treason 36%
19. Early Modern England 33%
20. History 31%
21. Remembrance 30%
22. Multiconfessionalism 29%
23. Cossacks 29%
24. Enlightenment 29%
25. Confessionalization 29%
26. Primary Source 27%
27. Citizenship 26%
28. Letter Writing 25%
29. Loyalty 25%
30. Natural Law 24%
31. Literary Culture 24%
32. Art 23%
33. Podcast 23%
34. Theology 23%
35. Urban Crisis 23%
36. Early Modern London 22%
37. The Other 22%
38. Multiculturalism 22%
39. Confessional Identity 22%
40. Crisis Management 21%
41. Ego-documents 21%
42. Man of Letters 21%
43. Early Modern Culture 21%
44. Wallpaper 20%
45. Edmund Spenser 20%
46. Patron 20%
47. Parish Registers 20%
48. Spatial Turn 20%
49. Civics 20%
50. Conference Proceedings 20%
51. Albrecht Dürer 20%
52. Intellectual Biography 20%
53. Morality 20%
54. Religious Toleration 20%
55. Liberty 19%
56. Historiographical Debate 19%
57. Borderlands 19%
58. Countess 19%
59. Chronicles 19%
60. Military 18%
61. Henry VIII 18%
62. Stuttgart 18%
63. Burghers 18%
64. Francis Bacon 18%
65. Courtier 18%
66. Regional Identity 18%
67. Acclaim 18%
68. England 18%
69. Counter-reformation 18%
70. Portraiture 17%
71. Life-writing 17%
72. Patriot 17%
73. Aristocrats 17%
74. Print Culture 17%
75. Neighbors 16%
76. Elizabethan Age 16%
77. Afterlife 16%
78. Scotland 16%
79. Widows 16%
80. Warsaw 16%
81. Printer 15%
82. Uprising 15%
83. Faith 15%
84. Mnemonic Devices 15%
85. Baroque 15%
86. Germany 14%
87. Ghost 14%
88. Historical Research 14%
89. Parish 14%
90. Grace 14%
91. Political Identity 14%
92. Political Thought 14%
93. British Isles 14%
94. Comedy 14%
95. Fortune 13%