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Jonas Roelens
Jonas Roelens
jonas.roelens@ugent.be
Contact details
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Academia
Department
Department of History
Research group(s)
GEMS - Group for Early Modern Studies
HPIMS - Henri Pirenne Institute for Medieval Studies
IEMH - Institute for Early Modern History
Research Focus
Gender
History
Research Period
16th Century
17th Century
Middle Ages
Research Region
Belgium
Research Language
Dutch
French
Research Methodology
Comparative
Language and text analysis
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Projects
Projects as PhD researcher
Urban discourses on sodomy in the early modern Southern Netherlands (ca. 1400-1650)
(
2014
-
2018
)
Publications
Key publications
Fornicating Foreigners: Sodomy, Migration and Urban Society in the Southern Low Countries (1400-1700)
(2016
)
Jonas Roelens
"A Woman Like Any Other": Female Sodomy, Hermaphroditism and Witchcraft in Seventeenth-Century Bruges
(2017
)
Jonas Roelens
From slurs to silence? Sodomy and mendicants in the writings of Catholic laymen in early modern Ghent
(2015
)
Jonas Roelens
Visible women female sodomy in the Late Medieval and early modern Southern Netherlands (1400-1550)
(2015
)
Jonas Roelens
Most recent publications
Roelens, Jonas. “1523: Brugge Zet Franciscus Tercianus Op De Brandstapel Wegens Sodomie.”
Wereldgeschiedenis Van Vlaanderen
. Ed. Marnix Beyen et al. Kalmthout: Polis, 2018. 178–183. Print.
Roelens, Jonas. “Citizens & Sodomites : Perception and Persecution of Sodomy in the Southern Low Countries (1400-1700).” 2018 : n. pag. Print.
Roelens, Jonas. “Geestelijk Genot : Clerici En Sodomie in De Vroegmoderne Zuidelijke Nederlanden.”
TIJD-SCHRIFT : HEEMKUNDE EN LOKAAL-ERFGOEDPRAKTIJK IN VLAANDEREN
8 (2018): n. pag. Print.
Roelens, Jonas. “Songs of Sodom : Singing About the Unmentionable Vice in the Early Modern Low Countries.”
JOURNAL OF HOMOSEXUALITY
(2018): n. pag. Print.
Roelens, Jonas. “Rusland Was Ooit Een Regenboognatie.”
De Standaard
2017 : 37. Print.
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