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Each essaysummarizes existing research on a subdiscipline ofReformation history and suggests projects for the future.The contents are as follows:  \n\"Luther's Biography\"  \nMark U.Edwards,Jr.  \n\"Luther the Theologian\"  \nJames M.Kittelson  \n\"The Reformation at Zurich in theThought and Theology of HuldrychZwingli and Heinrich Bullinger\"J.Wayne Baker  \n\"Calvin and Calvinism\"  \nBrian Armstrong  \n\"Cities in the Reformation\"  \nMiriam U.Chrisman  \n\"Jews and New Christians inReformation Europe\"Jerome Friedman  \n\"Studies of Women,Family and Gender\"Merry E.Wiesner  \n\"France\"Raymond A.Metzer,Jr.\"Scandinavia\"Trygve R.Skarsten\"The Reformation in Scotland\"W.Fred Graham\"The Calvinist Church in theDutch Republic,1572-1618/9\"James D.Tracy\"Italy in the Reformation\"Elisabeth G.Gleason\"The Counter Reformation in Italy\"Frederick J.McGinniss  \nThe staff of the Center believes that ReformationEurope:A Guide to Research II will provide a valuableupdate and supplement for the two previous volumes inthe series,Reformation Europe:A Guide to Research,edited by Steven Ozment,and Catholicism in EarlyModern History,edited by John W.O'Malley,SJ.Allthree are useful tools for anyone interested inReformation studies.  \nPlease order directly from the Center at the aboveaddress.The price(hardcover only)is$29.50 plus $1.50for postage.Members of the Friends of ReformationResearch may receive the volume for $23.50 pluspostage.  \n# NEWSLETTER\n\nWOMEN IN THE RENAISSANCE  \nThe New York Society for the Study of Women inthe Renaissance announces the establishment of theWomen in the Renaissance Newsletter.It is intended forscholars in art history,history,literature,and otherfields and welcomes submissions in the following areas:  \n1).Citations to or abstracts of articles,books,conferencepapers,or works in progress(300-word limit onabstracts);2).Announcements of upcoming conferences,special sessions,study groups,colloquia,etc.;3).Callsfor papers;and 4).Brief survey articles(4-9 pages)reviewing the literature of some aspect of the field.  \nFor a subscription,please send $5 along with yourname,address,affiliation,and research interests to:Margaret Mikesell,Department of English,John JayCollege,CUNY,445 W.59th Street,New York,NY10019.  Please make checks payable to SSWR:Newsletter.Copy should be sent to the same addresstogether with the diskette if possible.  \nCHRISMAN TRAVELFELLOWSHIP  \nThe Society for Reformation Research offers theMiriam Chrisman travel grant of $1,500 every otheryear to a graduate student who needs to travel abroadto do research on their doctoral dissertations.Theaward competition is open to all students of Europeanhistory,1450-1650,whose topics deal with religioushistory in some way.Students working on southernEurope and European presence on other continents areas eligible as those working on northern Europe;topicsdealing with Catholicism or minority religions are aswelcome as traditional topics in Reformation studies.The purpose of the award is to help defray the expensesof working abroad.  \nApplicants should provide a 2-to 5-page descriptionof their research project together with a paragraphabout where and why they want to work abroad,theircurriculum vitae,and a letter of recommendation fromtheir dissertation director or major professor.Theletter of recommendation should be sent separately to  \npreserve confidentiality  \nA single copy of each of these items should be sentby January 1,1993,to the the Chairperson of theChrisman Committee,who will distribute copies to theother members of the Society who serve on theCommittee.The winner of the Chrisman Fellowship willbe announced about March 1,1993.The Chairpersonof the Committee i","cbCail2FxWbjimdj","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCail2FxWbjimdj","pdf",2568389,"English","# REFORMATION EUROPEA GUIDE TO RESEARCH II\n## Table of Contents (essays and bibliographies)\n# NEWSLETTER\n## WOMEN IN THE RENAISSANCE\n## CHRISMAN TRAVELFELLOWSHIP\n## PARACELSUS WEEK\n## HUMANITIES FELLOWSHIPS","[{\"question\":\"What is Reformation Europe: A Guide to Research II intended for?\",\"answer\":\"It is intended for classroom use as well as scholarly use. 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