Upcoming: New Series on the Study of Early Modern Christianity in Central Europe

24 April 2025

De Gruyter will publish a new REFORC initiated series entitled: Studies of Early Modern Christianity in Central Europe. The first volume will be presented in Prešov in September of this year.

New Series

 

Since its start in 2010 REFORC has – in close cooperation with institutions and scholars in Central and Eastern Europe – supported and initiated projects with a focus on the Reformation in the eastern parts of Europe.

One result of this series of projects is a new book series as the first academic series solely devoted to Early Modern Christianity in Central Europe. Publications in the series Studies of Early Modern Christianity in Central Europe will explore the long, complex and fascinating history of Central and Eastern Europe (Poland, Hungary, Baltic States, Ukraine, Balkans) which has recently gained more interest than ever. It will challenge the idea that the Protestant Reformation was a western event with merely some ramifications in the eastern parts of Europe. This new series will present the latest in research based on the rich sources available in archives, libraries etc. in Central and Eastern Europe.

Editorial Board

 

Editorial Board members are Angela Ilić (Munich), Zsombor Tóth (Budapest), and Ulrich A. Wien, Landau.

First Volume

 

The first volume is entitled Initia Reformationis Transsilvaniae. Vielfalt, Aufbrüche, Rezeptionsräume in der Frühen Neuzeit and edited by Ulrich A. Wien. The volume will be presented at the conference The Sharing of Doctrinal Knowledge and Erudition in Academia in Early Modern Central-Eastern Europe, September 15/16, 2025 in Prešov.

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Walter de Gruyter GmbH
Rheinland-Pfälzische Technische Universität Kaiserslautern Landau, Institut für Evangelische Theologie, Campus Landau
Ulrich Wien