Centre for the Study of the Renaissance
Degrees and programmes
Research
Areas of expertise
CSR book series: Warwick Studies in Renaissance Thought and Culture
Online reading group (Montaigne) is open to all
Language & Skills Provision
Palaeography (English, Latin & Italian) designed to help doctoral students and early career fellows who are working in archives and libraries to make better sense of the materials they are reading and understand common conventions of transcription.
Latin for research aims to help participants develop the ability to read and understand Renaissance texts. There are currently three streams available.
Greek for research a short course which will introduce the complete beginner, to the main elements of classical Greek.
External networks
We have close links with the following organisations:
ICLS ~ The International Courtly Literature Society (British Branch)
FISIER ~ International Federation of Societies & Institutes for the Study of the Renaissance
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Newberry Library including funding opportunities (travel) and various fellowships
SEFR ~ Society for European Festivals Research
SNLS ~ Society for Neo-Latin Studies