Michelle L. Wolfe
WSRP Research Associate 2011-2012
Research Project
The Gender Reformation: Clerical Marriage and Clerical Manhood in Early Modern England
This project examines the shift from a celibate priesthood to a married ministry in early modern England. It will study the interaction of early modern religious authority with sexuality and masculinity. And it will explore the role played by clerical wives in the evolving identity and functions of England's Protestant clergy.
WSRP Lecture
The Pulpit, the Altar, and the Phallus: Clerical Masculinity and Religious Conflict in Post-Reformation EnglandCourse
HDS 2241: Reformation Masculinities and Confessional Sexualities, 1450-1700 (Fall 2011)



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