The History of Evil in the Early Modern Age

Exploring the early modern era from 1450 to 1700, this volume delves into a transformative period marked by significant shifts in secular and sacred knowledge. Key events include the fall of Constantinople, the rise of religious violence, and the persecution of marginalized groups. It also highlights the redefinition of authority in religion, philosophy, and science, alongside a deep examination of good and evil through the works of influential figures like Shakespeare, Milton, and Teresa of Avila.