Arizona Center for Medieval
and Renaissance Studies
Arizona State
University, P.O. Box 874402, Tempe, AZ 85287-4402
Phone: (480) 965-5900
Fax: (480) 965-1681
Medieval and
Renaissance Texts and Studies (MRTS) is a
prestigious series of translations, studies, reference works, and editions
including those of the Renaissance
English Text Society (RETS).
MRTS Online is a joint
project between Iter and ACMRS to make select MRTS titles available in
electronic format. MRTS Online has published the first online edition of John
T. Shawcross's Milton: A
Bibliography for the Years 1624-1700: Revised, and for the years 1701-1799.
available at www.itergateway.org/mrts/milton/.
Arizona Studies in the
Middle Ages and the Renaissance (Brepols Publishers, Belgium) is a series
of books based on ACMRS's annual conference theme
ACMRS
Occasional Publications is a new series that
will include works that are not necessarily scholarly in
nature but have relevance to the teaching and study of the
Middle Ages and Renaissance.
Anglo-Saxon
Manuscripts in Microfiche Facsimile (ASMMF) is a
project which makes available in microfiche nearly five hundred manuscripts
containing Old English
Oxford Dictionary of the
Middle Ages (ODMA) is a major new reference tool for
all key aspects of European history, society, religion, and culture, c. 500 to
c. 1500. This massive 1,300,000-word, 7,000-entry long book will take
approximately five years to complete. Click on the link above to view more
information, including the general call for contributors.
Klaeber's Beowulf 4th edition
of Fr. Klaeber's Beowulf and the Fight at Finnsburg edited by R. D. Fulk
(Indiana), Robert E. Bjork (ASU) and John D. Niles (Wisconsin).
Late Medieval and Early Modern Studies is jointly directed by ACMRS and the
University of Melbourne and published by Brepols, this book series covers the
historical period in Western and Central Europe from ca. 1300 to ca. 1650. It
concentrates on topics of broad cultural, religious, intellectual and literary
history.
Discipuli Juncti Undergraduate Conference Papers are collection of the best papers presented at the Annual ACMRS Undergraduate Conference: Discipuli Juncti: Students Connected through the Middle Ages and the Renaissance.
ACMRS is pleased to present Studies in Medieval and Renaissance History, a journal that provides an outlet for the presentation of scholarship that often falls outside the limitations of other publications. We are particularly eager to publish interpretive and historiographical essays that explore the ramifications of current scholarship or that treat issues and themes of interest to any historian of the pre-modern period.
Early Modern Women: An Interdisciplinary Journal is a joint publication of ACMRS and the University of Maryland. This journal publishes essays on women and gender during the years 1500-1700 from all geographical areas and across all relevant fields: European, African, Islamic, Asian, and colonial studies, as well as studies of literature, art, music, history, history of science, religion, and anthropology.
ACMRS has assisted in publishing issues of Moreana, a bilingual - French and English - journal published three times a year. Moreana provides an international forum for research and exchange about the world of Thomas More and embraces early Tudor humanism, the Reformation, the "great matter" of Henry VIII's divorce and his breach with Rome, More's closest friends and foes (Erasmus, Luther, Tyndale, and Colet) and his continental counterparts (Budé and Vives) as well as his fellow-martyr John Fisher.
See also Opening the Geese Book.