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Centre for Renaissance and Early Modern Studies
Welcome to the Centre for Renaissance & Early Modern Studies
A flourishing interdisciplinary community devoted to the study of the 15th, 16th and 17th centuries
Bringing together faculty and postgraduates from a wider range of disciplines than any other university in the UK
The Centre has its own dedicated space in the newly built Berrick Saul Building
CREMS is part of the University of York's Humanities Research Centre
Well placed for research into the rich archival and cultural resources found in and around York
A lively programme of seminars and conferences attracting scholars of international standing
News
CREMS Programme Poster:
CREMS events summer 2013 (PDF 
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Virtue and Vice New Exhibition at Hardwick Hall
PhD Student Emilie Murphy invited on BBC Countryfile
more...Emilie Murphy - Rushton (PDF , 225kb)
Barocci: Decorum and Originality Simon Ditchfield takes part in public discussion at the National Gallery
Projects
The Works of Sir Thomas Browne
AHRC 5-year project to bring to complete a new 8 volume OUP edition
Thomas Browne AHRC Project (PDF
Thomas Browne Website
Conversion Narratives in Early Modern Europe
A Cross-Confessional and Comparative Study, 1550-1700
AHRC funded 3-year interdisciplinary project (English and History)
Project website
Project blog
Events
Conversion Narratives took 'Les Canards Chantants' to Hardwick Hall to celebrate the launch of a new exhibition...
Postgraduate Quick links
“What attracted me to the MA was the inter-disciplinary nature of the programme, allowing the opportunity to study the Renaissance from a variety of angles, and to develop a range of scholarly skills..." View more comments
- Studying at York for International Students
- Current Postgraduate Students' Information (UoY password required)
- Alumni Online: Yorkspace.net
Conferences
Renaissance Reincarnations in the Theatre
Thursday 14 March 2013-80x113.jpg)
Poetics and Prose Theory in Early Modern English
Wednesday 29 May 2013
Sensing the Sacred: Religion and the Senses, 1300-1800
21-22 June 2013
Interdisciplinary conference