We are pleased to announce that applications are now open for the 2027 edition of the European Diploma in Medieval Studies (Diplôme Européen d’Études Médiévales, DEEM). Find out more and submit your application here: fidemweb.org/deem-applica...

Vous souhaitez découvrir les ressources de la collection de l'Institut d'histoire de la Réformation dans le cadre de vos recherches, tout en bénéficiant d'un coup de pouce financier pour votre séjour à Genève ?

Séminaire de recherche le 27 avril avec Chrystel Bernat (Institut protestant de théologie — Fac. de Montpellier): « Les "Troubles des Sevenes", une guerre sans nom sous Louis XIV. Le fratricide après les guerres de Religion ou la guerre civile et religieuse au Grand Siècle » Infos : www.unige.ch/ihr

Closing Conference of the Project “16th Century Exegesis of Paul” — April 10-11, 2026 — Zürich "Exegesis and Theology: Pauline Exegesis Between Biblical Scholarship, History of Christianity, and Systematic Theology" For more information : www.uzh.ch/en/events

Le 30 mars, Andrea Hofmann, de l'Université de Bâle, proposera un séminaire de recherche sur le thème : "Female Reformation. A textbook project". Lieu : Uni Philosophes, salle PHIL 016 Horaire : 18h15 à 20h

Du 11 au 13 mars aura lieu le colloque final SETAF, en partenariat avec l'IUF et l'Université Bordeaux Montaigne - CEMMC: "Le remploi comme pratique de communication religieuse: Matérialités, transferts, intertextualités au temps des Réformes (v. 1520-v. 1600)" Informations: www.unige.ch/ihr

Les cours d'été 2026 sont ouverts: 1-5 juin: "Thinking High and Low: Elites, Experts, and the Masses in the Early Reformation" 8-12 juin: " Langue, textes, auteurs/autrices : poétiques de la Réforme en milieu francophone (XVIe-XVIIe s.)" Inscriptions jusqu'au 15 avril: www.unige.ch/ihr/fr/accue...

Notre première semaine de cours d'été est lancée! @dsc66.bsky.social et Nathalie Szczech ouvrent leur semaine sur la "construction et diffusion des groupes évangéliques à l'époque de la Réforme"

Next Monday, our PhD candidate Christian Martens will present his thesis research “François Hotman (1524-1590): humanisme juridique, historiographie et engagement politique”. See you at 12 PM in Uni Dufour (U365), Geneva! Presentation in French. More details on www.unige.ch/ihr/fr/accue...

New SNSF conference alert: the first conference of the ARCHEO-POL project will take place on the 3rd & 4th of April in Geneva. This project focuses on Monarchomachs and the sources they used, to shed light on their work. More info on the conference & the project on: www.unige.ch/ihr/fr/accue...

It was great to get a chance to reconnect with my old fellow maroons Daniel Kim & Mark Lambert to put out this CfP for a special issue of _Religious Studies & Theology_ on religion & medicine. Don't hesitate to let me know if you'd like to contribute! journal.equinoxpub.com/RST/about/su...

🚨 Registrations for the 2025 Summer School are open until the 14th of April! The IHR offers 2 weeks of intensive courses (2-14 june) focusing on the treatment of sources and methodology. Subjects, registration forms and pratical information on our website: www.unige.ch/ihr/fr/ensei...

The IHR team is delighted to welcome Jennifer Powell McNutt (Wheaton College) on the 31st of May for a conference entitled "Inscripturating Time: The Early Modern French Bible as Time Keeper" (6.15PM). Zoom link and information on our website: www.unige.ch/ihr/fr/accue... #earlymodern #scriptures

A G-rated impression from our recent PhD-Lunch: @jebbb.bsky.social presenting his research on #OriginalSin in #16thCentury exegetical debates, which we announced in such graphic detail that #bsky censored us (poor #Eve, but there is no such thing as prelapsarian fig leaves...) #earlymodern

On Monday 10.03, our PhD candidate @jebbb.bsky.social will present his research, “The Reformation of Original Sin: Re-Readings of Romans 5 in the Sixteenth Century (1512-1563)”. See you at 12 PM in Uni Dufour (U365), Geneva! #reformation #earlymodern #historyofreligion

Announcing our next conference: Julien Léonard will speak on François Véron (1575-1649) and heretics next Monday at 6.15 PM in Geneva. The presentation will also be available online. All the info on www.unige.ch/ihr/fr/accue...

Next Monday, the 17th of February, the IHR welcomes Rui Luis Rodrigues for a presentation on Pierre Viret’s work (1562-1565) at 6.15PM in Geneva! The event can be followed online. More information on www.unige.ch/ihr/fr/accue...

To kick-off the spring semester, we have the pleasure of hosting a workshop of the SETAF project (SNSF funded), “Interroger les Faits de Jésus Christ et du pape: thèmes et représentations” on the 6 & 7th of February. More info on: www.unige.ch/ihr/fr/accue... #reformation #history #earlymodern

🚨 Deadline Extended! 🚨 The Call for Papers and Symposia for the ISIH 2025 Conference has been postponed to February 1! 🗓️ Theme: Women, Men, and Other Animals 📍 Where: Aarhus University 📆 When: 11–13 June 2025 👉 More info & submissions: is-ih.com/isih-2025-wo...

One for the #Reformation experts: I reread #Luther ’s Assertio (1520) with the passage below on #FreeWill (🇬🇧 in the ALT text). Isn’t this a deliberate provocation of #Erasmus, four years before their famous dispute broke out? SecLit seems to be silent about it. Thoughts, hints? #Earlymodern 🗃️

Impressions of our last Lunch numérique in 2024: Mathilde Monge @mmonge.bsky.social and Oriane Manigault presenting the SOLIDAMIN project (solidamin.hypotheses.org), a database to inventory, measure, and compare donations in the #earlymodern world. #skystorians #dh

Yet another starterpack you might be interested in... #earlymodern #skystorians go.bsky.app/FpG69cP

Busy week ahead! The IHR has the pleasure to welcome 3 researchers: Patricia Eichel-Lojkine for a masterclass on Tuesday, Mathilde Monge and Oriane Manigault for a digital seminar on Thursday. More info on www.unige.ch/ihr/fr/accue... #reformation #earlymodern #geneva #womeninresearch

A fantastic resource for all #earlymodern scholars: if you haven't done so already, please take a look at the Early Modern Female Book Ownership site. It builds a wonderful, diverse picture of women's relationship with books and reading. #HerBook

Martine van Elk@martinevanelk.bsky.social · 2y ago

Six years of Early Modern Female Book Ownership today! 72,500 views, 41,500 visitors, 221 posts by academics, librarians, book owners, and others with the support of libraries, private owners, and booksellers. And much more to come! https://buff.ly/2REqsPi #HerBook #EarlyModern

Some impressions from our latest IHR PhD Lunch: Sonia Solfrini presenting her work on Matthieu Malingre (ca. 1500-1572) #earlymodern #16thc #reformazing. We obviously need a bigger room with so many people attending these days...

We're thrilled to announce the nomination of Giovanni Gellera @giovannigellera.bsky.social as professor of #earlymodern history of philosophy and theology. Grantee of a Consolidator Grant, Giovanni is the PI of a project on the Scottish theologian & philosopher John Mair (+1550). Major works ahead!

Recent updates, new publications, upcoming events, scholarships, prizes, and much much more... It's December's EMoDiR Newsletter! Compiled by @martinamampieri.bsky.social and Francesco Quatrini, you can find it here: www.academia.edu/125940588/EM... #EarlyModern #skystorians

One of my doctoral students came across this French edition and glosses of the Pauline Epistles (Paris, Antoine Verard, 1504; 2nd ed 1507). The translator is "un docteur en theologie de l'ordre de saint Augustin" – any idea who this might be? #earlymodern #exegesis gallica.bnf.fr/ark:/12148/b...

I have created a starter pack for scholars of the long sixteenth century. Please share, contact me with suggestions for other people to include, and of course if you would like to be included yourself. #skystorians #SixteenthCentury #StarterPack #history #EarlyModern go.bsky.app/U4CEeWN

Part 2 of The Long Seventeenth Century is here! I will continue to add to this (& create a Part 3 if necessary). If I missed any scholars or you would like to be added, do let me know. I will link Part 1 below. Do consider sharing to enable scholars to (re)connect on here! go.bsky.app/3Jh4Mdq