Fred Schurink

Arts and Humanities

1. Plutarch 100%
2. Tudor 82%
3. European literatures 57%
4. Arcadia 57%
5. 16 th century 49%
6. Marginalia 46%
7. Early modern England 41%
8. Contemporary 34%
9. Demosthenes 33%
10. Shakespeare 30%
11. UK 29%
12. English Renaissance 29%
13. English Renaissance Literature 29%
14. Popular 29%
15. Renaissance England 29%
16. Literary works 28%
17. Aeschines 23%
18. embassies 23%
19. Emotions 23%
20. Classics 22%
21. Translation practice 22%
22. commonplace book 19%
23. Intelligentsia 19%
24. Protestantism 19%
25. Intellectual History 19%
26. Early Modern English Literature 19%
27. Tudor England 19%
28. Transnationalism 19%
29. Counselors 19%
30. Leaders 19%
31. History of reading 19%
32. Henry VIII 19%
33. Collaborative 19%
34. Digital 19%
35. Antwerp 19%
36. Early Modern English 19%
37. Manchester 19%
38. scholarly edition 19%
39. Essay writing 19%
40. Canonical 19%
41. Ancient Greek 19%
42. Classical Reception Studies 19%
43. Political ideas 19%
44. Counsel 19%
45. Tools 19%
46. Transnational 19%
47. monarch 19%
48. Literature 19%
49. Philosophy 19%
50. Intervention 19%