The Publications / Reflections element of the Research Network should enable knowledge of published texts relating to the Catholic Reformation to be shared among members, promoting greater awareness of and more varied insights into the wealth of bibliographical and historiographical material available to scholars in this field. As it sits within the Discussion Forum, members may post material in an informal environment, and fellow users can add to and comment on posts as appropriate.

Publications: Scholars are welcome to list their recent and forthcoming publications here, and to offer a brief outline of each to add depth and context for the reader. This will allow members to keep up to date with each other’s research interests, and to use the section as a resource to inform their own research and teaching.

Reflections: Scholars are also welcome to inform the Network about publications they have just read or are in the process of reading. This can be used to recommend interesting literature (books, articles, reviews) to other members of the Network; to share thoughts on stimulating or thought provoking material; or indeed simply to acknowledge ‘a good read’. Such reflections should be kept fairly brief, and of course are not meant to be ‘proper’ reviews; the idea is to share reflections in an informal and non-time consuming way. Happy Reading!

To access the Publications / Reflections element, click here, then scroll down the Discussion Forum page to the fourth Category.