Series Editor
Paul E. Kerry, Brigham Young University
Editorial Advisory Board
- Owen Anderson, Arizona State University
- Michael Breidenbach, Ave Maria University
- Catherine Brekus, Harvard University
- Anthea Butler, University of Pennsylvania
- Humberto Garcia, University of California at Merced
- Ulrich Lehner, University of Notre Dame
- Tomoko Masuzawa, University of Michigan
- Joel Rasmussen, University of Notre Dame
- Ruth Jackson Ravenscroft, University of Cambridge
- Isabel Rivers, Queen Mary University of London
- Sarah Rivett, Princeton University
- Jonathan Sheehan, University of California at Berkeley
- David Sorkin, Yale University
- Jan Stievermann, Heidelberg University
- Brian Young, University of Oxford
Global Enlightenment and Religion, a new book series from the University of Delaware Press, explores the relationship between religion and Enlightenment from the mid-seventeenth through the early nineteenth centuries. This series highlights research nested in the history of ideas, intellectual history, theology and religious studies, political thought, literature and the arts, and is open to a variety of methodologies and theoretical perspectives, especially those from comparative and interdisciplinary frames of reference. It aims to contribute to the growing body of scholarship that acknowledges that Enlightenment and religion were not necessarily opposed but could mutually inform and complement one another.
For further information, or to submit a manuscript or proposal, please contact series editor Dr. Paul E. Kerry at paul_kerry@byu.edu
