Nakładem Amsterdam University Press ukazał się zbiór studiów pt. Framing Premodern Desires. Sexual Ideas, Attitudes, and Practices in Europe, pod red. Toma Linkinena, Satu Lidman, Meri Heinonen i Marjo Kaartinen.

W spisie treści: Editors’ foreword – Satu LIDMAN, Tom LINKINEN, Marjo KAARTINEN, and Meri HEINONEN / Framing premodern desires between sexuality, sin, and crime. An introduction – Garthine WALKER / The naturalness of sex in medieval Roman law – Thomas PARRY–JONES / Desire after Foucault. A re–evaluation of sex and sin in English medieval pastoral manuals – Kathleen SMITH / Incest between in–laws. A matter of life and death in Sweden in 1700 – Bonnie CLEMENTSSON / Dialectics of virginity. Controlling the morals of youth in the early modern Polish countryside – Tomasz WIŚLICZ / The first sexual revolution – Faramerz DABHOIWALA / Love and desire in French moralist discourse – Carin FRANZÉN / Between books and brothels. The sexual scholarship of Hadriaan Beverland (1650–1716) – Karen HOLLEWAND / The dream and the sin. Erotic dream in the France of the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries – Juliette LANCEL / The lame man makes the best lecher. Sex, sin, and the disabled Renaissance body – Kaye MCLELLAND / Between passion and lust. Framing male desire in early modern Sweden – Jonas LILIEQUIST / Epilogue: What happens between the covers: Writing premodern desire for audiences beyond academia – Lois LEVEEN.