Harriet Phillips Libros

A daughter breaks the family silence about her mother's schizophrenia, reframing hospitalizations, paranoia, illness, and caregiving through a feminist lens.

Exploring the role of popular literature, this work reveals how it influenced and fostered a sense of medieval nostalgia in early modern England. It highlights the ways in which these texts contributed to cultural identity and historical perception during this transformative period. Through a detailed analysis, the book examines the intersection of literature and societal values, showcasing the significance of storytelling in shaping collective memory and historical consciousness.

Focusing on the intricacies of editing early modern texts, this handbook serves as a comprehensive guide for scholars at various stages of their editing journey. With insights from over forty experienced editors, it addresses common challenges and presents practical solutions. Whether for individual editors tackling unedited documents or established academics coordinating extensive multi-volume projects, the book offers valuable strategies to enhance the quality of scholarly editions.