Luc Racaut

About the Author

Luc Racaut is a distinguished historian specializing in the religious and cultural upheavals of early modern Europe, with a particular focus on the French Wars of Religion. His research illuminates the intricate interplay between propaganda, identity, and conflict in shaping Protestant and Catholic narratives during this tumultuous period. Drawing on extensive archival work, Racaut's scholarship challenges traditional interpretations by highlighting the role of print media in fueling sectarian hatred and fostering communal identities. As a faculty member at the University of Glasgow, he has contributed significantly to Reformation studies through his incisive analyses and interdisciplinary approach, blending history with literary and sociological perspectives to offer fresh insights into the enduring legacy of religious strife.