Renaissance Now!, Sachbücher von Brendan Dooley

Contents: Sheila Barker: The Drowning Man in Michelangelo's Battle of Cascina - Nicola Gardini: Osiris and the End of the Renaissance - Heinrich Lang: Renaissance Economies: Markets, Tastes, Representations - Maximilian Schuh: Making Renaissance Humanism Popular in the Fifteenth-Century Empire: The studia humanitatis at the University of Ingolstadt - Thomas F. Earle: The Two Adamastores: Diversity and Complexity in Camões's Lusiads - Tom Conley: Renaissance que voicy: Torque in a Tower (Reading Montaigne, Essais, III, iii) - David Edwards: Fashioning Service in a Renaissance State: The Official Journals of the Elizabethan Viceroys in Ireland - José Montero Reguera: Cervantes and Renaissance: A Chapter in the History of Hispanic Studies - Chris Barrett: The Map You Cannot See: Paradise Lost and the Poetics of Navigation - Brendan Dooley: Keep This Secret! Renaissance Knowledge between Freedom and Restraint - Federico Barbierato: Popular Atheism and Unbelief: A Seventeenth-Century Venetian Point of View - Paul R. Wright: The Raw and the Cooked: The Renaissance as Cultural Trope in Times of Crisis - Joseph S. Freedman: The History of 'Scientific Method' (methodus scientifica) in the Early Modern Period and its Relevance for School-Level and University-Level Instruction in Our Time - Brendan Dooley: Digital Renaissance.