The Premodern Teenager: Youth in Society 1150-1650

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The Premodern Teenager: Youth in Society 1150-1650Overview While a lot of excellent work has been carried out in the past four decades on premodern children and childhood, few scholars have focused on post pubescent youth in the Middle Ages and the Renaissance. The seventeen essays in this volume seek to redress this imbalance by offering a sampling of the research currently underway in this field and of the various questions and methodologies that could be useful in the study of teenagers in the

both in the Barnabe Riche series

Revised and expanded by Peter Pauls and Jackson Campbell Boswell

Reformation and Renaissance Review

The essays collected here

“The Medici Inner Circle: Working Together for Florence

Weights and Measures

during his years in Schwäbisch Hall

His work focuses on Florentine political and intellectual history

and frequently adopt a satiric stance in relation to their subject

Part Three: Material Culture & Manufactured Memories

the essays in this collection illustrate the cultural force of Neo-Latin in Early Modern Europe

Natalie Zemon Davis is Henry Charles Lea Professor of History emeritus at Princeton University and is currently associated with the University of Toronto

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