JEMC Volume 13, Issue 1
23 September 2026
Volume 13 issue 1 of the Journal of Early Modern Christianity is a special issue, focusing on: Transforming Tradition: Material, Linguistic, and Functional Reconfigurations in Early Modern Christianity. This issue also includes the contributions from the 2025 REFORC Paper Award winners, available in open access. Guest Editor: Marta Quatrale (Berlin).
Contributions
Introduction
Marta Quatrale: Introduction – Open Access
Research Articles
- Cora Presezzi: The Vicar of Christ and His Inverted Double: The Iulius exclusus and Erasmus’ Theological Philology in 1518
- Marco Giardini: Eschatology and Prophetic Exegesis in Andreas Osiander’s Early Writings: From the Nürnberger Ratschlag (1524–1525) to the Wunderliche Weissagung (1527)
- Ludovico Battista: An Erasmian Strategy: The Role of Jan Hus in Johannes Cochlaeus’ De immensa Dei misericordia erga Germanos (1538)
- Maria Fallica: Marguerite’s Socrates: Clarté de Dieu and Ancient Theology in Marguerite of Navarre’s Les Prisons
- Marta Quatrale: Requiescente Verbo: Melanchthon’s Patristic Reframing of the Communicatio idiomatum (1530–1560)
- Wojciech Kordyzon: Historicising the Mass: Protestant Narratives on the Liturgy in Polish Vernacular Works (ca. 1560)
- Andrea Di Carlo: Anglican Biopolitics: Michel Foucault, King Josiah, and the Prophet Jeremiah in the Regimes of Edward VI and Elizabeth I
- Eike Hinrich Thomsen: From Heretic to Prophet: Two Milestones in the Early Modern Re-evaluation of John Hus (16th – Early 18th Century)
Winner of the REFORC Paper Award 2025
Cristina Fontcuberta Famadas and Quintí Vinyes i Bassols: Image, Religion and Rebellion: Use and Absence of Combative Art in Early Modern Catalonia – Open Access
Guest editor: Marta Quatrale, Freie Universität Berlin
