Erik Anton Heinrichs is a cultural historian of late medieval and early modern Europe, focusing especially on the medical and religious history of German-speaking lands. His dissertation offers a cultural history of plague remedies and plague advice literature during the expansion of vernacular print, medical consumerism and the Reformation. His teaching interests include all aspects of early modern Europe, medieval and Renaissance medicine, the Catholic and Protestant Reformations, Europe and the Middle East (1000-1800), and all periods of German history.

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