Meet the institute director and series editor.
					“The Other Voice in Early Modern Europe,” is a 153-volume series of texts by women (139), or by men about women (14), critically edited and translated into modern English from Danish (3), Dutch (1), English (16), French (39), German (7), Italian (50), Latin (8), Polish (4), Russian (6), Spanish (18), and Ukrainian (1). Seventy-five volumes are being published by the University of Chicago Press, 48 of which have actually appeared in print, while 10 more are currently in the process of publication. Seventy-nine volumes will be published by the Centre for Reformation and Renaissance Studies (CRRS) at the University of Toronto, which publishes a number of books in various series. No book has yet been published in “The Other Voice” series by CRRS, but two are currently ready to be published. Books appearing in the Toronto series will also be published as ebooks on the Iter Website at the University of Toronto. That website also contains the series editors’ introduction and current bibliography, so that neither of these will appear in the books published by CRRS (as both do in books published by the University of Chicago Press).
					A Voice of Their Own: Women Writing—Venice, London, Madrid, Paris—1550–1700,” combining social and literary history to examine early modern women writers and the emergence of an “other voice.”
					“Worlds of the Renaissance,” a broad introduction to the European Renaissance that includes social history, humanism, the literatures of England, France, Italy, and Spain, art, music, and the New World.