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Volumes JEMCThe Journal of Early Modern Christianity (JEMC) is published by De Gruyter and is a joint production with RefoRC. The journal will seek to contribute to interdisciplinary, interconfessional, and comparative research on Early Modern Christianity.Contents Volume 2, Issue 2 (December 2015)1. MERIO SCATTOLA, Gewissen und Gerechtigkeit in den Beichtbüchern der Frühen Neuzeit2. RADY ROLDÁN-FIGUEROA, Literacy, Spirituality of Reading, and Catholic Literary Culture in Sixteenth-Century Spain3. PATRIZIO FORESTA, Transregional Reformation: Synods and Consensus in the Early Reformed Churches4. STINA FALLBERG SUNDMARK, Preparing for Death: Aspects of Continuity and Change in Swedish Late Medieval and Reformation Traditions5. NICHOLAS MUST, Preaching the Place of Huguenots in France: The Sermons of Jean Dailllé and Huguenot Identity under the Edict of Nantes6. LEVENTE NAGY, Les intellectuels iréniques de Transylvanie et la traduction de la Bible en roumain7. FREERK HEULE AND SHI YE, Linguet's Lettre du Mandarin, a Forgotten Apology for the Jesuits: The Mandarin Wei Zheng as a ModelGo here to order JEMC Volume 2, Issue 2.Contents Volume 2, Issue 1 (April 2015)1. ANDREW R. HAY, A Personal Union: Reformed Christology and the Question of the Communicatio Idiomatum2. GIOIA FILOCAMO, “Death-Spectacles” in Quattrocento Life and Laude3. NICOLAS DE MAEYER, “Illustre est Lovanium et Belgium Janssenio”: Textgenetische Analyse von Cornelius Jansenius’ Oratio de interioris hominis reformatione4. LUKE MURRAY, Catholic Biblical Studies after Trent: Franciscus Toletus5. CHANTAL ARAVACA, Enseignantes et cloîtrées: Les ursulines de la congrégation de Bordeaux en Bretagne au XVIIe siècle. A la recherche d’un modèle conventuelGo here to order JEMC Volume 2, Issue 1.Contents JEMC Volume 1, Issue 2 (December 2014) 1. METTE BIRKEDAL BRUUN, SVEN RUNE HAVSTEEN, KRISTIAN MEJRUP, EELCO NAGELSMIT AND LARS NØRGAARD: General Introduction2. HARTMUT LEHMANN: Saving One’s Soul in an Age of Crises3. JEAN-LOUIS QUANTIN: Paradoxes of Christian Solitude in the Seventeenth Century4. NILS HOLGER PETERSEN: A Musical Fight between Soul and Body in 16005. METTE BIRKEDAL BRUUN, SVEN RUNE HAVSTEEN, KRISTIAN MEJRUP, EELCO NAGELSMID AND LARS NØRGAARD: Withdrawal and Engagement in the Long Seventeenth Century: Four Case Studies 249Go here to order JEMC Volume 1, Issue 2.Contents JEMC Volume 1, Issue 1 ( May 2014)1. ANNELIES SOMERS: A Post-Reformational Contradiction? The Survival of the Chapter of St. Pharahild in Ghent at the Turn of the 16th Century2. VOLKER LEPPIN: Der Verlust des Menschen Luther. Zu Ebelings Lutherdeutung3. BIRGITTE BØGGILD JOHANNSEN: Ars moriendi more regio: Royal Death in 16th Century Denmark.4. MARTIN WANGSGAARD JÜRGENSEN: The Ever-Present Death Behind the Church Door: On the funeral bier and its emblematic qualities5. KRISTIN BLIKSRUD AAVITSLAND: Visualizing the Art of Dying in Early Protestant Scandinavia: a Reading of a Late Sixteenth-Century Tapestry from Leksvik, Norway6. YILUN CAI: Robert Bellarmine’s idea of the child who dies unbaptized in the Commentary on The summa theologiae7. CHEN YANRONG: The Shengjing zhijie: A Chinese Text of Commented Gospel Readings in the Encounter between Europe and China in the Seventeenth CenturyGo here to order JEMC Volume 1, Issue 1.Source : JEMC