Dr Demmy R. Verbeke
Centre for the Study of the Renaissance
University of Warwick
Coventry CV4 7AL
U.K.
tel.: +44 (0)24 7657 3089
http://www2.warwick.ac.uk/fac/arts/ren/about_us/people/verbeke/

My field of research is Croatian Latin literature (that is, literature
written in Latin by Croatian authors), mainly in 15-16th and 18th
centuries. I am interested not only in les belles lettres, but also in the
genres which are today perceived as non-literary. From 2007 I lead a
research project "Digitizing Croatian Latin authors", dedicated to
creating a digital library / archive / working environment, freely
accessible over the internet, to stimulate research on Croatian Latin
literature (and, hopefully, Neo-Latin and Latin literature in general).

I am William Stenhouse, at
Yeshiva University in New York, and currently book review editor at RQ.
I work on early modern classical scholarship and historiography, and
particularly how scholars approached the material remains of the ancient
world.

because I am currently reviews editor for Renaissance Quarterly, I would be interested in any information about books that should be reviewed,

I am currently a
Postdoctoral Fellow in Early modern Studies at McGill University with the
Making Publics Project (http://makingpublics.mcgill.ca/ ). Starting in
January, I will be moving to Los Angeles as a Mellon Postdoctoral Fellow at
the Early Modern Studies Institute, the Huntington Library/USC.

Posting this to the new members thread is fine.

My name is Santo Burgio and i teach History of Philosophy at the
University of Catania. I have published two studies on the history of moral
theology in the seventeenth century, *Teologia barocca. Il probabilismo in
Sicilia nell'epoca di Filippo IV*" (Catania, 1998) and *Appartenenza e negozio.
La crisi della teologia barocca* (Soveria Mannelli, CZ, 2005) and recently a
small collection of essays on Justus Lipsius, *In publicis malis. Saggi sulla
"costantia" in Giusto Lipsio* (Soveria Mannelli, CZ, 2009).

I have obtained my PhD in
Renaissance Philosophy in November 2006 at the Scuola Normale
di Pisa, where I have just finished a post-doctoral
fellowship.
I am still affiliated at the same Institution, which is giving
me a grant to take part to a project entitled "Philosophical
libraries" (http://picus.sns.it/biblioteche_dei_filosofi/).
I have devoted my studies to the XVIth century aristotelianism
(in the next few weeks it should appear my monograph, about
the Aristotelian Simone Porzio), but now I am working on
Cardinal Bessarion.