There will soon be a second issue of Carnivalesque, the early modern blog carnival, to be hosted by Brandon at Houyhnhmn Land. More details to come: this is just to alert you all, and if you’re an early modernist (or any blogger with early modern interests - say late 15th through to early 19th centuries) who hasn’t blogged anything on the period lately, you have a few days to post something that could be included! (It doesn’t need to be very long, or terribly scholarly…)
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4 comments on “Advance notice: Carnivalesque”
Sounds fun. I’m looking forward to it.
Early 19th C? That’s pretty generous. Nonetheless, I have been thinking about Martin Bucer and the Abendmahlstreit, so maybe I will whip something up.
Yes, I’m being ultra-generous (and this without actually consulting the host… er, Brandon, is that OK?) in this definition to encourage a good wide range of potential entries. I don’t mind reeling in a few late-medievalists either. The more the merrier, etc. If you have time to come up with something on Bucer, that sounds good.
Yes, it’s OK - in fact I would have intended something of the sort even if you hadn’t; it varies from discipline to discipline, and from place to place, but I do philosophy, and I’ve argued that in Britain, for instance, the early modern period for philosophy doesn’t end until about the time Darwin begins to write.