Reassessing Tudor Humanism

JONATHAN WOOLFSON, a former British Academy Postdoctoral Fellow, is Senior Lecturer in History at University College Chichester. He is the author of Padua and the Tudors: English Students in Italy, 1485-1603 and of articles on sixteenth century cultural and intellectual history.

'Woolfson has clearly brought together an excellent team of scholars whose works advance the importance of English scholars...' - David B. Mock, History: Reviews of New Books 'All in all, an enlightening and refreshing volume, full of intelligently handled and telling detail.' - J.B. Trapp, Warburg Institute, EHR

• List of Figures Preface Abbreviations Notes on the Contributors Introduction; J.Woolfson Humanism before the Tudors: On Nobility and the Reception of studia humanitatis in Fifteenth-Century England; D.Rundle Richard Pace's De fructu and Early Tudor Pedagogy; C.Curtis The Trouble with English Humanism: Tyndale, More, and Darling Erasmus; A.Stewart Henry VIII's Library and Humanist Donors: Gian Matteo Giberti as a Case Study; J.P.Carley Humanism and Art in the Early Tudor Period: John Leland's Poetic Praise of Painting; S.Foister Edwardian Court Humanism and Il Beneficio di Cristo , 1547-1553; M.A.Overell John Foxe and Tudor Humanism; J.N.King The Humanist Latin Tradition Re-assessed; J.W.Binns Between Bruni and Hobbes: Aristotle's Politics in Tudor Intellectual Culture; J.Woolfson Humanism and Science in the Elizabethan Universities; R.Goulding Humanism and Literature in Late Tudor England: Translation, the Continental Book, and the Case of Montaigne's Essais ; W.Boutcher Select Bibliography Index