Konread Eisenbichler is a professor of religion at the University of Toronto and teaches in the Renaissance Studies Program and in the Department of Italian Studies. He has published on fixteenth- and sixteenth- century Italy, particularly lay religious confraternities.

Illustrations Introduction From Devozione to Rappresentazione : Dramatic Elements in the Holy Week Laude of Assisi
Cyrilla Barr Early Italian Dramatic Traditions and Comforting Rituals: Some Initial Considerations
Kathleen Falvey Music and Ceremony at the Scoula Grande di San Giovanni Evangelista: A New Document from the Venetian State Archives
Jonathan E. Glixon Cene and Cenacoli in the Ascension and Pentecost Companies of Fifteenth-Century Florence
Nerida Newbigin The Good Works of the Florentine 'Buonomini di San Martino': An Example of Renaissance Pragmatism
Olga Zorzi Pugliese Italian Confraternity Art Contracts: Group Consciousness and Corporate Patronage, 1400-1525
Ellen Schiferl Religious Furnishings and Devotional Objects in Renaissance Florentine Confraternities
Ludovica Sebregondi Music in a Florentine Confraternity: The Memorial Madrigals for Jacopo Corsi in the Company of the Archangel Raphael
Edmond Strainchamps Death and Dying in Renaissance Confraternities
Nicholas Terpstra Cults and Contexts: In Search of the Renaissance Confraternity
Ronald F. E. Weissman Caritas/Controriforma : The Changing Role of a Confraternity's Ritual
Jean S. Weisz The Passion of Christ in the Art, Theater, and Penitential Rituals of the Roman Confraternity of the Gonfalone
Barbara Wisch Index Plates