Detailed Information for Sharon Arnoult

My primary area of research is The Book of Common Prayer and religious identity in the Church of England, 1549 - 1649.

Most recent publications: 

"Prayer Book, Polemic and Performance," in Negotiating Jacobean Print Culture, A. P. Langman, ed., Ashgate, July, 2011.

"Home Schooling: The English Gentlewoman," workshop summary written with Elizabeth Hodgson and Kathryn M. Moncrief, in Masculinities, Childhood, Violence: Attending to Early Modern Women – and Men. Proceedings of the 2006 Symposium. Amy E. Leonard and Karen L. Nelson, eds. Newark, DE: University of Delaware Press, November, 2010.

" 'Some Improvement to their Spiritual and Eternal State: Women's Prayers in the Seventeenth-Century Church of England," in Early Modern Women and Transnational Communities of Letters, Julie Campbell, Anne Larson and Gabriella Eschrich, eds., Ashgate Publishers, November, 2009.

Other publications:

"Burnt-Orange Diaspora: A University of Texas British Studies Graduate Sallies (or Moseys) Forth," in Burnt Orange Britannia, Wm. Roger Louis, ed., Harry Ransom Humanities Research Center and Tauris Publishers, December, 2005.

"Charles I: His Life After Death," in Faculty Papers, Series 3, Vol XV 2001-2003, Midwestern State University, 2003.

"‘Spiritual and Sacred Publique Actions’: The Book of Common Prayer and the Understanding of Worship in the Elizabethan and Jacobean Church of England," in Religion and the English People, 1500-1640: New Voices, New Perspectives, Eric J. Carlson, editor, Sixteenth Century Essays and Studies, Volume 45, 1998.

"The Sovereignties of Body and Soul: Women’s Political and Religious Actions in the English Civil War," in Women and Sovereignty, Louise Olga Fradenburg, ed., Edinburgh University Press, 1991.