Women and Religion in the Atlantic Age, 1550-1900

Explore the intricate relationship between women and religion during a transformative era with Women and Religion in the Atlantic Age, 1550-1900 by Mary Laven. This insightful book, published by Taylor & Francis Ltd in 2013, spans 230 pages, offering a comprehensive view of the role of women in the religious landscape of the Atlantic World.

Laven draws upon early modern religious history to provide a long-term perspective on how faith shaped women's lives and communities across the Atlantic. The work begins with an analysis of Natalie Zemon Davis’s themes regarding confessional differences and their impact on women during the significant period of religious reformations.

This collection is invaluable for those interested in gender studies, religious history, and the cultural exchanges that defined the Atlantic Age. Gain a deeper understanding of how women influenced and were influenced by their religious environments in a time of profound change.