Below a selection of my (i.e. Dick Wursten) scholarly output. I am an independent scholar (= no university affiliation). I wrote a dissertation on Clément Marot (c.1496-1544) French court poet). He has his own place on the internet: dick.wursten.be/marot/. Next to French poetry and (religious) politics in the early sixteenth century, I also write about Renaissance music: Polyphonic Psalms and Lutheran Music (from Senfl to Bach). For my academic publications, see google scholar or consult them - partly - at researchgate.
- My doctoral thesis about Clément Marot : Clément Marot and Religion.
a quicklist of accessible (edited for online reading, fair use policy) articles
- François Vatable one of the first French Hebraists.
- Marot's final peripitations (1543-1544) and his Tomb in the Duomo of Turin
- Did young Calvin - in 1536 - really meet Renée de France in Ferrara (or is it legend)
- Marot as Humanist - The Learned Poet
- Marot's Letter to Bouchart (who was that man?): In which he reveals his 'evangelical' outlook.
- Buchanan's Psalms (Latin)
- Marot et les humanistes/hébraistes (en français)
- Did Marot offer a copy of his Psalms to the Emperor in 1540 (Villemadon-Letter)
- Theodore de Bèze (theologian and Neo-Latin poet).
- Are bibliographical books (French Vernacular Books etc..) passé ?
- The Calov Bible of Johann Sebastian Bach (online)