Christopher D. Cantwell is the Assistant Director of the Dr. William M. Scholl Center for American History and Culture at the Newberry Library in Chicago where he works on public history and the digital humanities. His research interest American religious history, particular the devotional practices of evangelical and fundamentalist Protestants. He is currently completing a manuscript titled “The Bible Class Teacher: Piety and Politics in the Age of Fundamentalism,” which use the life of an American Protestant laymen who simultaneously self-identified as a fundamentalist Christian and Socialist politician. |
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Anna Maria Cimitile
Anna Maria Cimitile is a Professor of English literature at the University of Naples “L’Orientale”. Her fields of research range from Shakespeare, early modern English literature and culture to contemporary anglophone literature, cinema and the visual arts. Interested in the history of ideas, material culture and microhistory, more recently she has reflected on the possibility of researching early modern book history with a microhistorical approach.