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Explore the fascinating intersection of gender and emotions within the historical landscapes of Medieval and Early Modern Europe. This area of study delves into how societal expectations, cultural norms, and religious beliefs profoundly shaped the experience, expression, and interpretation of feelings for men and women across these pivotal centuries, offering critical insights into historical gender roles and the evolution of emotional expression in Western society.

Explore the complex intersection of faith, salvation, and sacrifice in early modern Europe, focusing on the phenomenon of Christian martyrdom. This exploration delves into the motivations, meanings, and societal impact of religious martyrdom within the historical and cultural context of the period, examining how individuals and communities understood the ultimate act of faith in the face of persecution.

Explore the profound legacy and historical significance of Emperor Charles V through a series of in-depth seminar studies. This collection offers rigorous academic insights into his reign, political strategies, and lasting impact on European history, providing essential resources for scholars and students alike.

Explore a unique collection of selected letters, significant orations, and engaging rhetorical dialogues that illuminate 'the other voice' in early modern Europe. This compilation offers crucial insights into diverse perspectives and intellectual currents that challenged conventional thought during the Renaissance and beyond.

Delve into the complex roles of queenship and the exercise of royal counsel among female rulers in Early Modern Europe. This analysis examines how queens navigated political landscapes, wielded influence, and shaped governance through strategic alliances and the guidance of their advisors, highlighting their often underestimated impact on European history and statecraft.

Explore the foundational history of Germany and the Holy Roman Empire from the reign of Maximilian I in 1493 through to the transformative Peace of Westphalia in 1648. This comprehensive volume, part of the Oxford History of Early Modern Europe, illuminates the political, social, and religious developments that defined a pivotal period in European history.

Delve into the fascinating era of Early Modern Europe, examining the foundational principles and practical applications of monarchism and absolutism. This period witnessed the profound consolidation of royal power, often justified by concepts like the divine right of kings, fundamentally reshaping the political and social structures across the continent.

Explore the complex and evolving relationship between Christianity and sexuality during the early modern period. This delves into historical Christian perspectives, changing moral codes, and the societal impact of religious teachings on sexual behavior from the 15th to 18th centuries across European contexts.

Delve into the complex interplay of poison, medicine, and disease across Late Medieval and Early Modern Europe. This exploration uncovers historical medical practices, the societal impact of widespread illnesses like the plague, and the evolving understanding of toxicology and healing that defined health challenges and advancements during these transformative centuries.

Explore a concise overview of the Northern Renaissance, a pivotal period in European history that profoundly shaped early modern Europe. This short history delves into the unique cultural, artistic, and intellectual developments that defined the renaissance era across regions like the Low Countries, Germany, France, and England, offering insights into its distinct character compared to its Italian counterpart.

Explore the complex interplay of women, gender, and radical religious movements in Early Modern Europe. This study delves into the role women played within various religious contexts and how gender shaped the experience of radical religious thought during the Medieval and Reformation periods in Europe.

Explore the tumultuous Wars of Religion that gripped Europe during the 16th and 17th centuries, profoundly reshaping its political and social landscape. This period saw intense religious conflicts stemming from the Reformation, eventually leading to new forms of statecraft and the pursuit of lasting peace, exemplified by treaties like the Peace of Westphalia, which redefined international relations in early modern European history.

Explore the rich tapestry of the Italian Renaissance, a pivotal era that reshaped European civilization. This period, often called the birthplace of modernity, saw an unprecedented flourishing of art, science, philosophy, and humanism across cities like Florence, Venice, and Rome, profoundly influencing the trajectory of Western culture.

Explore the foundational elements of Western society in this comprehensive first volume, spanning the pivotal eras from antiquity through to the Enlightenment. This essential guide delves into the diverse historical, philosophical, and cultural currents that shaped the early development of Western civilization, offering profound insights into its enduring legacy and influences.