Index | Keywords
A
- A Game at Chess
- A Midsummer Night's Dream
- Abiezer Coppe
- absolutism
- academy
- Academy
- acculturation
- acedia
- acting
- action
- actor’s art
- actresses
- Acts and Monuments
- adaptation
- Adriana Basile
- Aesop’s fables illustrations
- aesthetic experience
- aesthetics
- affection
- Agate stone
- Agnès de Langeac
- Aix-en-Provence
- albarelli
- alienation
- aljamiado
- allegory
- alogos
- ambassador
- Ambrosio de Salazar
- amour-propre
- anabaptism
- anagnorisis
- anamorphosis
- anatomy
- Ancy-le-Franc
- Andreas Trost
- anecdote
- anger
- Anglicanism
- Anglo-Scottish wars
- animal scream
- Ann Radcliffe
- Anna Trapnel
- annotations
- anti-Catholicism
- Anti-Catholicism
- anti-feminism
- anti-mystic
- anti-mysticism
- anti-Protestant polemics
- anti-Semitism
- Antichrist
- Antiochus
- antiquarian
- antique work
- Antiquity
- antitheatricality
- Antoine Arnauld
- Antoine de Noailles
- Antonio Álvarez de Toledo
- Aphra Behn
- Apocalypse
- Apocalyptic
- apocalypticism
- Apostasy
- apostasy
- apostolic nuncio
- apostrophe
- apothecaries
- apparitions
- Arbaleste Mornay (Charlotte)
- Arcadia
- archetype
- architecture
- Areopagitica
- aristocracy
- Aristocratic patronage
- Aristotle
- Armide
- Art
- art criticism
- art history
- art of conversation
- Art patronage
- art theory
- Artefius
- artistic literature
- As You Like It
- aschèmôn
- Astrée
- astronomy
- Asylums
- attack
- audience
- Augustin d’Hippone
- Augustine
- Augustinism
- Auld Alliance
- Australian Aborigines
- authoriality
- authorship
- author’s status
- autobiography
B
- Babylon
- ballet de cour
- Balthazar de Bonnecorse
- Bandello
- Bannatyne Manuscript
- Baroque
- Baruch Spinoza
- bawdy comedy
- Bayle
- beauty
- Beccaria
- Begriffsgeschichte
- Behn (Aphra)
- belief
- Belleforest
- Benedictine
- Berenice
- Bérénice
- best
- biblical tragedy
- Bibliothèque d’Agglomération de Saint-Omer
- bilingual dictionaries
- Blaise Pascal
- blood
- blots
- body
- Bonfons
- Bonnecorse (Balthazar de)
- book history
- Bordeaux
- Bordeaux’s Design and Decorative Arts Museum
- Boswell
- Brazil
- Bremond
- Brice (Germain)
- British Civil Wars
- British Gothic
- British leisure press
- Broadside ballads
- Bruscambille
- Budé
- Burlamacchi (Renée)
- burlesque
C
- calculation
- Calderón
- Calvin
- cancionero
- canto a la spagnola
- capitalism
- capucines
- card-playing
- cards
- career
- Cary
- Cary (Elizabeth)
- Caspar Schwenkfeld
- Castrati
- castrato
- Catherine de Médicis
- Catholic League
- Catholic mystic
- Catholicism
- catholicism
- censorship
- ceramics
- Cervantes
- Cervantès
- chafferon
- chance
- chaos
- character literature
- Characters
- characters
- Charles de Danzay
- Charles de Guise Cardinal of Lorraine
- Charles Gildon
- Charles I
- Charles IX
- Charles James Fox
- Charles Maturin
- cheating
- Chéreau (Patrice)
- Chéron
- chess
- chivalry
- Choisnin (Jean)
- Christian
- Christian apologetics
- Christian IV of Denmark
- Christianity
- chronicle
- Chronology
- Church of England
- ciphers
- circulation
- civic humanism
- Civil War
- civil war
- Civil Wars
- classical literature
- Claude d’Espence
- Clelia
- clergy reform
- closet drama
- clouds
- Clouet
- Coligny
- Coligny (Gaspard de)
- collecting
- collection
- collector
- colonial literature
- colonies
- Comedia
- Comédie Française
- comedies
- Comedy
- comedy
- Commandery
- commedia dell’arte
- commemoration
- Commemoration
- commemorations
- commercial stage
- commitment
- commonplace book
- communication system
- competition
- composition
- Condorcet
- conduct books
- conference
- confession
- confessional identities
- Consent
- conservative
- consolation literature
- constraint writing
- contamination
- contingency
- continuation
- contralto
- controversy
- Controversy
- controversy about women
- Controversy about women
- convention
- conversation
- conversion
- Conversion
- Corneille
- Corneille de Lyon
- correspondence
- cortesanización of the domestic plays
- cosmic
- cosmology
- cosmopoetics
- cosmos
- Council of Fontainebleau
- Council of Trent
- counsel
- Counter-Reformation
- Court (Antoine)
- Court ballet
- court ballet
- Court de Gébelin
- court festivals
- court masque
- courtly gift-giving
- courtly love
- credibility
- credit
- Criminal case
- criminal law
- Critical Review
- crook
- cross-dressing
- crown
- crypto-islam
- cryptoanalysis
- cultural exchanges
- cultural exchanges between France and England
- cultural history
- cultural translation
- curiosity
- Cymbeline
D
- D.M.
- dance
- Daniel Defoe
- Daniel (Samuel)
- danse
- De la fréquente communion
- death penalty
- debt
- deceitful persons
- declaration
- dedications
- defence of the stage
- deformity
- Delille
- Demonic possession
- demonology
- Descartes
- desire
- despair
- despotism
- destiny
- dévotes
- devotion
- devotional writing
- dice
- Diderot
- Diggers
- digression in literature
- diplomacy
- diplomatic correspondence
- diplomatic gifts
- directness
- Diroys
- dirt
- disbelief
- discordance
- discourse analysis
- discourse operator
- discretio spirituum
- disputatio
- disruption
- dissection
- dissent
- Dissenters
- dissenting
- dissimulation
- distillation
- divination
- divine providence
- Dolce (Lodovico)
- domestic
- domesticity
- Dominicae Passionis Icones
- Donneau de Visé
- double predestination
- drama
- dramatic canon
- dramatic criticism
- dramatic pastoral
- dramaturgy
- dream
- dream interpretation
- dreams
- drug jars
- Dryden (John)
- Du Rosier
- duc de la Force
- Dumas
- Dumas (Alexandre)
- Duvaucel
- dynastic devotions
E
- early modern
- early modern cardinals
- early modern embodiment
- Early Modern England
- early modern history
- Early Modern Italy
- early modern literature
- Early Modern Spain
- early modern theatre
- early modernity
- economic efficiency
- economics
- economy
- Ecouen
- Edinburgh
- education
- education of the prince
- Edward Gosynhill
- effects of performance
- efficiency
- efficient causes
- eighteenth century
- Eighteenth-century Britain
- Eighteenth-century poetry
- ekphrasis
- elegy
- Elegy
- Elisabeth Charlotte
- Elizabeth Barton
- Elizabethan literary culture
- Elizabeth I
- eloquence
- emblem books
- emblems
- emotions
- enargeia
- enclosure
- Encyclopédie
- Encylopédie
- end
- Endymion
- energy
- England
- English Catholicism
- English Jesuits
- English literature
- English nuns
- English Reformation
- English Renaissance poetry
- Enlightenment
- ephemeral
- epic pastoral
- epistemology
- Epistolary consultation
- equivocation
- Erasmus
- Ercilla
- erotica
- erudition
- Erwin Panofsky
- Esquirol
- essay
- ethics
- ethics and fiction
- ethnocentrism
- Étienne de La Boétie
- etiquette
- Euripides
- Europe
- event
- exorcism
- expression
- expulsion
- extraordinary
- eye
F
- factual writing
- failure
- fait divers
- Falkland
- Family of Love
- fanaticism
- farce
- fatalism
- fate
- Faustin Linyekula
- Faustus
- fear
- female audience
- female condition
- female horizon of expectation
- female patronage
- female prophecy
- female reception
- female sanctity
- female spectators
- female spectatorship
- feminine intimacy
- feminine.
- feminism
- fiction
- Fiction
- fields of knowledge
- filiation
- final causes
- Fischart
- five senses
- flamenco
- Flora
- Florimond de Raemond
- fluctuation
- Fludd (Robert)
- Folio
- Fontenelle
- Fontenelle (Bernard le Bouyer de)
- foreignization
- Fortuna
- Fortune
- Fountain of the Truth of Love
- France
- France mémoire
- Francis Bacon
- Francis Hutcheson
- Francis I
- Franco-Scottish kingdom
- François Dooms/Domptius.
- free will
- freedom of thought
- French classical theatre
- French court
- French Enlightenment
- French prose poetry
- French Protestantism
- French Revolution
- French wars of Religion
- friendship
- funeral ceremonies
- funeral oration
- Funerary Sermons
- Furor
- fury
G
- galanterie
- gallantry
- gambling
- game
- games
- garland
- gaze
- gender
- gender hierarchy
- gender studies
- gendered reception
- generosity
- Geneva
- genre
- geography – compilation – book history – Venice – Rome – Age of Discoveries – circulation of knowledge – politics
- George Chapman
- George Fox
- George Gascoigne
- George Herbert
- Georgiana Cavendish
- German reception of the Wars of Religion
- Germany
- Gerrard Winstanley
- ghosts
- Gilles de Noailles
- Giordano Bruno
- Glarean (Heinrich)
- global Renaissance
- globalisation
- globe
- Glorious Revolution
- glory
- God
- Goethe
- Gold
- Goldsmith
- Gombauld
- Gothic literature
- Goulart
- grace
- graveyard poetry
- Greek literature in England
- greetings
- Gregory Bateson
- Grétry
- Grivel
- guerras de Arauco
- Guez de Balzac
- guidebook
- Guillaume du Vair
- Guise family
- gynecocracy debate
H
- Habsburg
- haemography
- hagiography
- hair
- Hamartia
- Hamlet
- Handel
- Hardy
- Harmonie universelle
- harmony
- hatred
- Henri III
- Henrietta-Maria (queen of England)
- Henri d’Anjou
- Henri II
- Henry Fielding
- Henry II
- Henry III de Valois
- Henry IV
- Henry IV of France
- herbal
- heresy
- Herod
- Herod and Mariam
- heroism
- heterodoxy
- Heures de Port-Royal
- hierarchy of genres
- hierarchy of the senses
- historical phenomenology
- historical representation
- historiography
- history
- history and literature
- history of beliefs
- history of ideas
- history of intellectual disciplines
- history of libraries
- history of medicine
- history of political ideas
- holy
- Holy Office
- Holyroodhouse
- Homer
- Homilies on the Gospel of John
- homoeroticism
- Honoré d’Urfé
- horizon
- horticulture
- hospitality
- household
- Huarte de San Juan
- humour
- humours
I
- Iberia
- Iconography
- identity
- ideology
- idolatry
- idyll
- illusion
- image
- images
- imagination
- imagination.
- imitation
- Imitation of Christ
- immersive reading
- imperfection
- impresa
- improvement
- impurity
- Incogniti
- indulgence
- inheritance
- Inigo Jones
- ink
- Inquisition
- insomnia
- Institute
- intellectuals
- intercultural theater
- interest
- intermediality
- intertextuality
- intimacy
- intolerance
- Intronati
- Ion
- irony
- Isaac Oliver
- Isabella Andreini
- it-narrative
- Italian literature
- Italian theatre of the 16th century
- Italian Tragedy
- Italy
- itinerancy
- Ivan IV the Terrible
J
- Jacques Colin
- Jacques Nouet
- Jahangir
- James Baldwin
- James Balmford
- James I
- James V
- James V of Scotland
- Jane Anger
- jansenism
- Jansenist
- Jaques
- jealousy
- Jean Boucher
- Jean de Monluc
- Jean Eudes
- Jean Racine
- Jesuit
- Jesuit colleges
- Jesuit education
- Jesuits
- jesuits.
- Jesuits.
- jewel
- Jewish community
- Jews
- Jobin
- Johann Weichard Valvasor
- John Bale
- John Barclay
- John Bunyan
- John Charlewood
- John Chrysostom
- John Cleland
- John Davies
- John Donne
- John Dryden
- John Foxe
- John Knox
- John Locke
- John Milton
- John Somer
- John Toland
- John Webster
- John Whitgift
- Joseph Reed
- jousts
- jubilee.
- judgement
- judgment
- Julius Caesar
- just intonation
- justification
L
- La Beaumelle
- La Broue (Frédéric Guillaume de)
- La Folie du Sage
- La Gran Sultana
- La Harpe
- La Henriade
- La Mort de Sénèque
- La Princesse de Clèves
- La Rochelle
- Labadie
- labor productivity
- Lacrimosa
- ladies
- ladies vs actresses
- Lambinet Museum
- lampoons
- language
- laughter
- La Bruyère
- La Calprenède
- Le Page disgracié
- Le Socrate chrestien
- Lear
- Lee (Nathaniel)
- legend
- legitimation strategy
- Leibniz
- Lekain
- León (Luis de)
- Léonard
- Les Femmes illustres
- letters
- Lettres persanes
- libels
- libertinage
- libido sciendi
- Life is a dream
- liminal space
- limning
- Linguet
- Linlithgow
- lions
- liquids
- literary elaboration
- literary games
- literary heritage
- literary history
- Literary history
- literature
- lived religion
- liveliness
- Livorno
- lollards
- London
- London clubs
- look
- Lope de Vega
- Lords of the Congregation
- Louis Coulon
- Louis des Masures
- Louis Gaufridy
- Louis XIII
- Louis XIV
- Louis XIII
- love
- love psychology
- lovesickness
- Low Countries
- luck
- Lucrece
- Luigi Groto
- Lully
- Luther
- lycanthropy
- Lyon
- L’Astrée
M
- Macbeth
- Mace (Thomas)
- Machiavelli
- machination
- Madame de La Fayette
- Madame de Lafayette
- Madeleine de Scudéry
- Madeleine Demandols
- madness
- magic
- Malfi
- mannerism
- Mantegna
- manuscript
- Map of Tender
- Marcus Gheeraerts
- Margaret Spufford
- Marguerite de Valois
- Mariam
- Mariamne
- Marian devotion
- Mariana (Juan de)
- Mariane
- Marianna
- Marie de Guise
- Marie de Guise-Lorraine
- Marie des Vallées
- Marie Mancini
- Marlowe (Christopher)
- Marot
- marriage
- marriage and money
- Marsoeuvre
- martyrdom
- Mary Queen of Scots
- Mary Wroth
- Mary I
- masculinity
- masks
- masques
- mass murder
- massacre
- Massacre at Paris
- material culture
- materiality
- Matthew Lewis
- Matthew Tindal
- Maupertuis (Pierre Louis Moreau de)
- Maurice of Nassau
- mazarinades
- mechanism
- Medea
- media
- medical discourse.
- medicine
- Medicine and religion
- Medusa
- Melancholy
- melancholy
- Memoirs
- memoirs
- Memoirs of a Coxcomb
- memorial
- memory
- memory narrative
- memory site
- Menippean satire
- Merchant of Venice
- Mersenne (Marin)
- metalinguistics
- metalware
- metatheatricality
- method for maxima and minima
- Methodism
- métrique
- Michel de Montaigne
- Michelet (Jules)
- microstoria
- Midsummer Night’s Dream (A)
- Miguel de Cervantes
- Military orders
- Milton (John)
- mimesis
- Miniature
- miniature
- miniature painter
- miniature portraits
- miniatures
- miniaturist
- mining
- mirror of princes
- misogyny
- mission
- mobility
- mock encomium
- modernity
- modesty
- Molière
- Molina (Tirso)
- monarchical violence
- monogram
- Montesquieu
- moral philosophy
- moral sense
- morals
- Morelly
- Moriscos
- Morley (Thomas)
- mortification of the senses
- mud
- music
- Music
- music and poetry
- music and politics
- music of the spheres
- music theory
- musica mundana
- musical patronage
- musical theory
- musique
- Mysteries
- mysticism
N
- Naples
- narcissism
- narration
- nationalism
- Nature
- nature
- needs
- neo-Latin literature
- Neoplatonism
- nervous illness
- network theory
- news item
- news revolution
- newsbook
- newsbooks
- Nicholas Hilliard
- Nicodemism
- night
- nineteenth century
- nobility
- noise
- nomenclators
- nonconformist.
- nonconformity
- novel
- novella
- Novellas
- Novi de Caveirac (François)
P
- Painter
- palais à volonté
- palinode
- Papacy
- papacy
- paradigm
- Paradise Lost
- paradox
- paradoxes
- Paradoxes and Problems.
- paratext
- pardon
- Paris
- Paris Commune
- Paris Massacre
- parliamentarian
- party
- Pascal
- passions
- pastoral
- pastoral drama
- pastoral romance
- pathetic
- patriarchy
- patronage conflicts
- pedagogy
- perception
- Perdita
- Pères de l'Eglise
- perfect friendship
- performance
- perplexity
- Peter van der Heyden
- Petrarch
- Petrarchan lyric
- Petrarchism
- phantasm
- pharmacy
- phenomenology
- philogyny
- philosophizing
- philosophy
- philosophy of history
- physics
- picture
- Pierre Corneille
- Pierre Lacour
- Pierre Viret
- Piquet
- Pisa
- plague
- Plato
- play
- playgoer
- pleasure
- poem
- poems
- poésie
- poetic declamation
- poetic novel
- poetic prose.
- Poetics
- poetics
- poetics of the novel
- poetry
- Poland
- Polemic
- polemical
- polemics
- polimetry
- political arithmetics
- political eulogy
- political philosophy
- political reform
- political writing
- politics
- politics of silence
- pollution
- Pompey
- pope
- Port-Royal
- portrait
- portrait miniatures
- portraits
- portraiture
- Portugal
- possession
- possibility
- postcolonial.
- Poutrel
- power relations
- prayer
- Preaching
- preaching
- préciosité
- predication
- Prefect of Studies
- presentation of self
- Prévost
- princely funeral
- principle of economy
- Principle of least action
- principles of justice
- printed texts
- prison writing
- privacy
- private
- production
- profane
- progress
- prologue
- propaganda
- propaganda.
- property
- Prophecy
- prophecy
- prophet
- proportions
- prose theory
- Protestant
- Protestantism
- proto-feminism
- providence
- prudence
- Prueba y materialidad del recuerdo de lo lejano. Objetos en los relatos de viajes y peregrinaciones a finales de la Edad media
- PS
- public
- public sphere
- publication
- puritanism
- purity
- Pythagore
R
- Rabelais
- Racine
- Radical Catholics
- Radical Polemics
- Radical Reformation
- radicalism
- Raguenier
- Ralegh
- Ranters
- Raynal
- readership
- reading
- real spectator
- reason
- reception
- reception theory
- reflexivity
- Reformation
- Reformation rebellion
- Reformed preaching
- regency
- Reginald Scot
- relics
- religion
- religiosity
- Religious Conversion
- religious dissent
- Religious dissent
- religious language
- religious life
- Religious melancholy
- Religious monomania
- religious reform
- Religious scepticism
- religious toleration
- religious wars
- Renaissance
- Renaissance art
- Renaissance literature
- Renaissance Theatre
- Renaissance Italy
- René de Voyer d'Argenson
- repertoire
- representation
- representation of power
- representation of the body
- representations
- republic
- Republic of Venice
- resistance
- Restoration
- revenge tragedy
- Revocation of the Edict of Nantes
- revolution
- Revolution
- rewriting
- rhetoric
- rhetoric of restraint
- rhetorical strategies
- rhetorics
- Rhodes
- Richard Baxter
- Richard Norbrook
- Richard Tottel
- Richardson
- Rigaud
- right
- right of resistance
- ritual
- rivalry.
- Robert Burton
- Robert Burton.
- Robert Dudley (Earl of Leicester)
- Robert Stuart d’Aubigny
- Roman studies
- Roman tragedy
- romance
- romanticism
- Romanticism
- Rosalind
- Rousseau
- Roxana
- royal entrances
- royal eulogy
- royal politics
- Royal Society
- royalist
- royalty
- rubies
- rules
- Russian-French relations
S
- sadness
- saint Augustine
- Saint Augustine
- Saint Bartholomew’s Day
- Saint Bartholomew’s Day Massacre
- Saint Paul
- Saint-Bartholomew’s Day massacre
- Saint-Bartholomew’s Day Massacre
- Saint-Cyran
- Saint-Omer
- Saint-Omer library
- Sales (François de)
- Salinas (Francisco de)
- salons
- Samuel Butler
- Samuel Daniel
- Samuel Johnson
- Samuel Purchas
- Sappho
- satire
- satirical tract
- savoir-vivre
- scenic space.
- scepticism
- scepticism.
- science
- sciences
- scientific revolution
- Scotland
- Scotland; Reformation; presbyterianism; confession of faith; Covenants; oaths; worship; commemoration
- Scottish Enlightenment
- Scripture
- scruples
- Scudéry (Madeleine de)
- Sebastian Franck
- Sebastiano Serlio
- Sébastien Michaëlis
- Second Republic
- self-criticism
- self-love
- self-referentiality
- self-representation
- sensation
- senses
- sensibility
- sensuality
- sensus communis
- sentiment
- sentimental novel
- separation
- seriality
- sermon
- seventeenth century
- seventeenth-century
- Shakespeare
- Shakespeare William
- shepherd
- shepherdess
- shortage
- show
- siblings
- Sidney (Philip)
- Sidney (Sir Philip)
- Siena
- Sigmund Freud
- Silesia
- sixteenth- and seventeenth-century propaganda
- sixteenth-century
- sixteenth-century tragedy
- skepticism
- sleepwalking
- slime
- smear
- social conventions
- social history
- Socinianism
- sociolinguistics
- Socrates
- Socrates’ Daimon
- soil
- Solomon’s Temple
- somnum diabolicum
- Song
- song
- Sonnet
- sonnet sequence
- soteriology
- sound
- Sound
- sources
- sovereign
- Spain
- Spanish grammar books
- Spanish literature
- spectator
- spectatorship
- specters
- speculation
- Spenser
- Spenser (Edmund)
- spice trade
- spiritual director
- spiritual history
- spirituality
- St Bartholomew's Day Massacre
- St Bartholomew’s Day
- St Bartholomew’s Day massacre
- St Omers College
- St. Bartholomew’s Day
- St. Bartholomew’s Day massacre
- stage
- staging neoclassical plays
- stain
- stains
- statesmanship
- status of the author
- stigma
- Stirling
- strategy
- strong women
- stylistics
- sublime
- subversion
- subversive
- supernatural
- superstition
- surplus
- surprise
- Susanna Centlivre
- symbolic images
- symbolism
- sympathy
- synkatabasis.
T
- Tallemant (Paul)
- Tantalus
- taste
- tax farmers-generals
- teaching
- tears
- temperaments
- testimony
- The Countesse of Montgomery’s Urania
- The Duchess of Malfi
- the extraordinary
- The Faerie Queene
- the female suffering body
- The Gentleman’s Magazine
- The Ghost of Lucrece
- the Globe
- the higher senses
- the League
- the lower senses
- the marvellous
- The Merchant of Venice
- The Princess of Clèves
- The Princess of Cleves
- The Rape of Lucrece
- the senses
- The Shepherds’ Paradise
- The Spectator
- the status of the actor
- the sublime
- The Sylph
- The Taming of the Shrew
- The Vision of the Twelve Goddesses
- theater
- theatre
- theatre spectator
- theatrical life
- theatrical passions
- theatricality
- Theatrum mortis humanae tripartitum
- Theodicy
- Théodore de Bèze
- Théodore Turquet de Mayerne
- theology
- thinking
- Thirty Years' War
- Thomas Cockson
- Thomas Gataker
- Thomas Middleton
- Thomas Nashe
- Thomas Otway
- Thomas Roe
- Thomas Watson
- Thucydides
- Timothy Bright
- Tite et Bérénice
- Titus
- tolerance
- toleration
- Tom Jones
- Tomaso Garzoni
- topography
- topos
- touch
- Tournaments
- tradition
- traditional Spanish lyric
- tragedy
- tragedy in music
- tragic
- tragic hero
- transcendence
- transdisciplinarity
- translation
- transnational History
- travel
- travel guides
- travel literature
- travellers
- treatise
- treatises on dream interpretation
- treaty
- trial
- Trinity
- Tristan L’Hermite
- Tristan l’Hermitte
- Tristan L’Hermite
- Troilus and Cressida
- truth
- tuning
- Twelve Years' Truce
- Two Cities
- typography
- typology
- tyranny
V
- Valeria Miani Negri
- vanitas
- vanity
- Venice
- verisimilitude
- Véron
- Vesalius
- Via Media
- viceroyalty
- vices
- victims
- Vigée le Brun
- Vincenza Armani
- Vincenzo Nolfi
- violence
- Virgin of Almudena
- Virgin of Atocha
- virile women
- virtue
- virtues
- virtuoso
- visions
- visual culture
- Vittoria Piissimi
- voice
- Voice
- Voltaire
- vraisemblance
W
- waldensian church
- Walter Montagu
- war
- wars of religion
- wars of Religion
- waste
- Webster.
- weeds
- werewolf
- William Dunbar
- William Shakespeare
- William Wycherley
- wit
- witchcraft
- Witchcraft
- witches
- woman
- womanhood
- women
- women and money
- women characters
- women’s dramaturgy
- women’s voice
- women’s writing
- world
- world harmony
- worship
- writing
- writing practices
- Wroth
- Wroth (Lady Mary)
