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British Literature – Renaissance and Elizabethan

• 2013

• 89. Spenser across the Long Eighteenth Century

• 189. Sexuality and Form in English Renaissance Literature

• 250. "A Little World Made Cunningly": Generative Bodies and Early Modern Natural Philosophy

• 326. Digital Approaches to Renaissance Texts

• 371. Visual Literacies: Word and Image in Tudor and Stuart Women’s Works

• 480. Josephine A. Roberts Forum: Gender and Literacies in Early Modern England

• 615. Marlowe and His Others

• 659. Women Writing in Early Modern Manuscript Studies

• 784. Edmund Spenser

• 2012

• 45. Spenser, Donne, and the Work of Poetry

• 102. Medievalism and Marlowe

• 132. Language, Literature, and Learning in English Renaissance Pedagogy

• 164. Structures of Experience in The Faerie Queene

• 173. Josephine A. Roberts Forum: "Words and Music: How the Elizabethans Knew the Psalms"

• 222. The Afterlife of Philip Sidney: A Model of Poesy

• 270. Clocks, Jacks, Jacquemarts: Time as Character in Early Modern Drama

• 278. Bad Romance: Reading, Race, and Religion in Early Modern English Romance

• 310. Booking Marlowe

• 317. Comparative Globalism in the Early Modern Period

• 397. Tyrants in Early English Drama

• 429. New Directions in Earlier Tudor Drama

• 478. Material Translations in Early Modern Theater

• 535. Rereading Mary Wroth

• 562. Representations of Muslim Male Sexuality in Early Modern English Literature

• 586. Early Modern Possible Worlds

• 741. Suspension of the Will in Early Modern England

• 2011

• 83. Nonhuman Lives

• 153. Games and Theater?

• 196. The Poet's Poet: A Spenser Roundtable

• 357. Christopher Marlowe's Poetical Influence

• 362. The Age of Nashe: How a Literary Malcontent Changed Elizabethan Literature

• 499. Luncheon Arranged by the International Spenser Society

• 576. Lives of the Mind

• 613. Josephine A. Roberts Forum: Bacon in the Twenty-First Century

• 713. Literature and the Catholic Reformation in England

• 737. The Sugar-Coated Pill and Other Seemingly Sweet Conceits

• 783. Spenser and Marlowe: Authorship, Aesthetics, Influence

• 2009

• 26. Theorizing Figuration and the Figural in the Early Modern World

• 57. The Idea of the Indian in the Renaissance

• 127. Shakespeare Disabled: Recovering Disability in Early Modern England

• 182. Spenser's Mutability Cantos

• 222. Voice in the Renaissance Lyric

• 298. The Josephine A. Roberts Forum: Early Modern Women's Manuscripts

• 332. Drinking and Early Modern Masculinity

• 363. The Subjunctive Poetics of Jonson, Shakespeare, and Sidney

• 424. Poetics of Empire in Early Modern England

• 427. Luncheon Arranged by the International Spenser Society

• 480. The Metaphysics of Objects in Early Modern English Literature

• 510. Ghostly Hands and Marlowe Documents

• 610. Sensation in Early Modern English Verse

• 657. The Tragicomedy of Labor: Travel and Travail on the Early Modern Stage

• 721. Open Business Meeting of the Renaissance English Text Society

• 731. Spenser and Character

• 740. Practicalities of Performing Marlowe

• 2008

• 17. The Faerie Queene: Spenserian Anomalies

• 65. Renaissance English Text Society: Open Business Meeting

• 77. Marlowe's Stagecraft

• 105. Martyrdom in the English Renaissance

• 169. The Glorious Empire of the Turks, the Present Terror of the World: Islamophilia and Islamophobia in Early Modern English Texts

• 236. Spenser's Environs

• 306. The Time of Typology

• 538. The Josephine A. Roberts Forum: Digital Technology and Manuscript Study

• 693. Marlowe's Hearers and Readers

• 722. Theodor de Bry's America

• 764. Nothing and No Thing in Shakespeare, Spenser, and Jonson

• 2007

• 27. Renaissance English Text Society: Open Business Meeting

• 80. Aesthetics and Interpretation in English Renaissance Literature

• 94. Poetry and Performance in Early Modern England

• 136. Saintly Women and Priestly Poets: The Fifteenth-Century English Poetry of Osbern Bokenham, John Capgrave, and John Audelay

• 206. Renaissance Drama Excluding the Public Theater: Court, Closet, City

• 319. Ink as Metaphor and Material Practice in Early Modern England

• 384. Ruling English

• 402. Early Modern Research in the Digital Age

• 432. The Josephine A. Roberts Forum: E-Editing in Corpora

• 462. Luncheon and Business Meeting Arranged by the International Spenser Society

• 465. Sensational Effects and Cultural Anxieties on the Early Modern Stage

• 556. Spenser and the Continent

• 742. Rethinking Perceptions of Marlowe's Drama

• 755. Spenser's Useless Loves

• 2006

• 6. The History of the Book in Early Modern Britain I: Publishing and Bookselling

• 124. Richard Helgerson's Laureate Career

• 164. Did the English Renaissance Have Sex?

• 174. Early Modern Women's Manuscripts

• 314. The History of the Book in Early Modern Britain II: Consuming Print

• 356. Literature and the Borders of Literacy

• 435. Christopher Marlowe: Text and Context

• 455. Luncheon and Business Meeting Arranged by the International Spenser Society

• 475. The History of the Book in Early Modern Britain III: Modes of Literacy

• 714. Christopher Marlowe: Myth and Biography

• 741. Open Business Meeting of the Renaissance English Text Society

• 760. Spenser's Acoustic Worlds

• 2005

• 20. Artificial Experience in Early Modern England

• 92. Theorizing and Historicizing the Mind in English Renaissance Literature

• 135. The Josephine A. Roberts Forum: Legal, Paratextual, and Typographic Concerns in Early Modern English Texts

• 197. Recovering Catholic Women's Experience in Early Modern England: Cary, Clitherow, and Ward

• 346. Insult, Invective, and Satire

• 386. Pseudonymity and Anonymity

• 434. Open Session of the International Spenser Society

• 540. Marlowe's Literary and Biblical Influences

• 694. Things That Last: Durable Ideas and Trailing Objects in Renaissance Studies

• 710. Constructing Marlowe

• 748. Open Business Meeting of the Renaissance English Text Society

• 766. Spenserian Agents: Men, Women, and Catholics

• 2004

• 41. The Politics of Genre in Renaissance Drama

• 50. The Index of Tudor Verse: An Introduction

• 72. Medievalism in English Renaissance Literature

• 151. The Josephine A. Roberts Forum: English Renaissance Manuscript Miscellanies

• 302. Spenser and His Irish Contemporaries

• 357. Ten Years since Queering the Renaissance

• 380. Religio-political Imagery in Marlowe: Rome, Babel, and Islam

• 528. Contemporary Poets and English Renaissance Verse

• 590. Reading and Writing British Literature in a Transnational Context

• 623. Reading the Fifteenth Century, Writing Literary History

• 700. Open Business Meeting of the Renaissance English Text Society

• 702. Issues of Literacy and Narrative Strategy in Marlowe

• 732. Spenser and the Gods

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