We don't like to stand in judgment, and we don't want to be judged, but we live in a world of ratings, assessments and evaluations. Judgment is an elusive topic in the humanities because it falls between the cracks of periods and disciplines. This workshop will address this problem by bringing together scholars from a range of disciplines to study judgment in early modern Europe. Organised by Michael Bycroft, Naomi Pullin, Kathryn Woods, and Sophie Mann, as part of the annual workshop series of the Early Modern and Eighteenth Century Centre. The workshop will be held on Friday 6 March 2020, University of Warwick.

Full call for papers [closed as of September 10, 2019]

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