Dr Naomi Baker - publications

Authored book

• Baker, N. Plain Ugly: The Unattractive Body in Early Modern Culture. Manchester and New York: Manchester University Press, 2010. eScholarID:4b746

Edited book

• Naomi Baker. Scripture Women. Nottingham: Trent Editions, 2005. eScholarID:6151

Book contribution

• "Anna Trapnel." In Encyclopedia of English Renaissance Literature, ed. Garrett Sullivan and Alan Stewart, Blackwell, 2011. eScholarID:77376
• "Rose Thurgood and Cicely Johnson." In Encyclopedia of English Renaissance Literature, ed. Garrett Sullivan and Alan Stewart, Blackwell, 2011. eScholarID:77381
• "Sarah Wight." In Encyclopedia of English Renaissance Literature, ed. Garrett Sullivan and Alan Stewart, Blackwell, 2011. eScholarID:77378
• Baker, N. "'Break Down the Walls of Flesh': Anna Trapnel, John James and Fifth Monarchist Self-Representation." In Women, Gender and Radical Religion in Early Modern Europe, ed. Sylvia Brown, 117-138.Brill, 2007. eScholarID:3b4842
• "Johnson, Cicely." In Oxford Dictionary of National Biography, -. Oxford: Oxford Univeristy Press, 2007. eScholarID:6092
• "Thurgood, Rose." In Oxford Dictionary of National Biography, -. Oxford: Oxford Univeristy Press, 2007. eScholarID:6105

Journal article

• Naomi Baker. "Grace and Favour: Deconstructing Hospitality in 'The Pilgrim's Progress'." The Seventeenth Century(2012) . eScholarID:135577
• "''To Make Love to a Deformity': Praising Ugliness in Early Modern England'." Renaissance Studies -Oxford- Society for Renaissance Studies- 22, no. 1(2008) : 86-109. eScholarID:4966 | DOI:10.1111/j.1477-4658.2007.00479.x
• Baker, N. "Counterfeiting Nature: Constructing Agency in the Life Writings of Rose Thurgood and Cicely Johnson." Women's Writing 11(2004) : 331-346. eScholarID:1b2269
• Baker, N. "Broken-Hearted Mothers: Gender and Community in Joan Whitrow et al, 'The Work of God in a Dying Maid' (1677)." Quaker Studies 7(2003) : 129-144. eScholarID:1b2990
• Baker, N. "The Devil and the Debt Bill: Poverty, Theology and the Self in Rose Thurgood's "A Lecture of Repentance" (1636-1637)." Literature and Theology 17(3)(2003) : 324-340. eScholarID:1b2270
• Baker, N. "Use of the Geneva and King James Bibles in Rose Thurgood, `A Lecture of Repentance? (1636-1637) and Cicely Johnson, `Fanatical Reveries? (c. 1636-1637)." Notes and Queries 50(2003) : 172-75. eScholarID:1b2271
• Baker, N. ""Cross to my Honour": Status and Gender in the Life Writings of Mary Penington and Thomas Ellwood." Quaker History 91(2002) : 20-44. eScholarID:1b2991
• Baker, N. "Breaking the Man's Part: Madness and Masculinity in the Early Writings of Isaac Penington (Jr.)." Prose Studies 24(1)(2001) : 15-40. eScholarID:1b2272
• Baker, N. "'Men of our own Nation': Gender, Race and the Other in Early Modern Quaker Writing." Literature and History 10(2)(2001) : 1-25. eScholarID:1b2304
• Baker, N. ""Out of the Paths and Steps of Solid Men" Masculinities in George Fox's 'Journal'." Literature and Theology 14(2000) : 145-59. eScholarID:1b2273

Other

• Baker, N. Book Review of Booy, 'Autobiographical Writings by Quaker Women' (Ashgate, 2004), Book Review in Renaissance Studies 21:1 (Feb 2007), 131-2..
• Baker, N. Book Review of Rudolf Dekker, 'Egodocuments: Autobiographical Writing in its Social Context since the Middle Ages' (Erasmus UP, 2002), Book Review in 'The English Historical Review' 484 (Nov 2004), 1421-2..