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There are a range of PhD students undertaking studies relating to the Early Modern period.

The Early Modern Studies PhD programme adopts a distinctively interdisciplinary approach, alongside a thorough grounding in research skills and is underpinned by the unparalleled resources available to students on our doorstep in Bloomsbury. Other PhD programmes alsoÌýrelateÌýto the Early Modern period though. The below list includes students from a variety of different programmes.Ìý


Our Blessed Republic: Everyday Politics in Revolutionary England, 1649-1660.ÌýSupervisors:ÌýProf Jason PeaceyÌý²¹²Ô»åÌýDr E LegonÌý(QMUL)

Carlos Araújo
Christ, Diplomacy & Slaves: The Kingdom of Kongo (c.1509 – 1620s).ÌýSupervisors: Prof Toby Green (KCL) and Prof Zoltán Biedermann

Rana Banna
Word-Magic: Early Modern Linguistic Sign Theory in Shakespeare’s Late Plays. Supervisors:ÌýDr Eric LangleyÌý²¹²Ô»åÌýDr Rachel Holmes


Containing Knowledge: The Material History of Medicine Chests in Early Modern Italy,ÌýUCL Department of Science and Technology Studies (STS)ÌýÌýÌýÌý

Sam Brown
‘It is a difficult thing which I undertake’: The acquisition and transmission of Arabic linguistic knowledge in early modern England, 1569-1635.ÌýSupervisors:ÌýDr Robyn AdamsÌýandÌýDr Matthew Symonds

Laurence Chen
Figural potential of alchemical allusions in English lyric poems. Supervisors: Dr Anthony Ossa-Richardson and Dr Eric Langley

Siobhan Cooke
Folk mythology and traditional oral folklore.ÌýSupervisors:ÌýProf Alison ShellÌý²¹²Ô»åÌýDr Matthew Symonds

Ethan Darden
On legendary swords in history and literature: an in-depth examination of Curtana, Durendal and Joyeuse. Supervisors:ÌýProf Alexander SamsonÌý²¹²Ô»åÌýDr Thibaut Maus de Rolley

Clara Davarpanah
Title t.b.c.ÌýSupervisors:ÌýDr Allison StielauÌý²¹²Ô»åÌýProf Alison Wright

Thomas Fleming
Religious Bodies: Refiguring Sex, Gender, and Sexuality in the Early/Modern.ÌýSupervisors:ÌýProf Jason Peacey


Early sixteenth-century art of north Italy: an ecocritical perspective.ÌýSupervisors:ÌýProf Alison Wright,ÌýProfÌýBob Mills.

Nalina Gopal
Petitioning by Tamil diasporas in the Straits of Melaka and Singapore (1786-1867). Supervisors:

Glasgow Hardie
Uncertain Bodies: The Transient Nature of Colour in Early Modern Italy.ÌýSupervisors:ÌýProf Rose Marie San JuanÌý²¹²Ô»åÌýDr Natasha Eaton

ShahidÌýHussain
Networks and Patronage: British Ambassadors to Muscovy in the 17th Century.ÌýSupervisors:ÌýDr Sergei BogatyrevÌýand Prof Jason Peacey


Resourcing the New Science, 1660-1760. Supervisors: ProfÌýSimon WerrettÌý²¹²Ô»åÌýKeith MooreÌý(Royal Society)

Elinora Lane
The Use of Emblems by Women in Sixteenth-Century Italy.ÌýSupervisors:ÌýDr Lisa SampsonÌý²¹²Ô»åÌýDr Rembrandt DuitsÌý(Warburg)

Stephen Mallet
‘The business of smuggling across the English Channel in the Eighteenth Century: Anglo-French comparisons‘.ÌýSupervisor: ProfÌýJulian Hoppit

Finn Manders
Early Modern commonplace books held by the Wellcome Collection.ÌýSupervisors:ÌýDr Elaine Leong & Prof Angus GowlandÌý

Alesia Mankouskaya
Theatre culture of the Duchy of Lithuania in 17th century.ÌýSupervisors: tbc

Francesca Masiero
Literacy and Learning in Latin and Vernacular Schools in Verona (1405-1509).ÌýSupervisors:ÌýProfÌýDilwyn KnoxÌý²¹²Ô»åÌýDr Lisa Sampson

Josh Mcloughlin
"vnpossible" history in early modern England.ÌýSupervisors: ÌýProf Alexander SamsonÌý²¹²Ô»åÌýProfÌýLucy Munro (KCL)

Stuart Moss
“Removed and Recontextualized: Monastic Art in the Bavarian Säkularisation of 1803".ÌýSupervisors: DrÌýAllison StielauÌý²¹²Ô»åÌýProfÌýRichard TawsÌý

Emilia Pearce
'The Sound of Seventeenth-Century Netherlandish Painting'.ÌýSupervisor(s):ÌýProfÌýRose Marie San JuanÌý

Elsa Perryman Owens
'Melted, Singed, Incinerated, Saved: Catastrophe and the Non-Human in The Great Fire of London'.ÌýSupervisors:ÌýDr Allison StielauÌý²¹²Ô»åÌýProfÌýJason Peacey

Domenico Pino
Printmaking in the Kingdom of the Two Sicilies (1734–1799). Supervisors:ÌýDr Richard TawsÌý²¹²Ô»åÌýProf Rose Marie San Juan

Josh Racey
Ttitle t.b.c.ÌýSupervisor:ÌýProf Ben Kaplan

Victoria Rasbridge
Intersecting Identities: Representing Queenship in the Golden AgeÌýcomedia.ÌýSupervisors:ÌýProf Alexander SamsonÌý²¹²Ô»åÌýDr Lisa Samson

Anna Schiffer
Sir Philip Sidney’s European Tour (1572-75); its influence on hisÌýAn Apology for PoetryÌýand on later English poetry. Supervisors:ÌýProfÌýEdward ChaneyÌý²¹²Ô»åÌýProf Alexander Samson


Four Collections of Latin Poetry by Women From the 17th Century.ÌýSupervisors:ÌýDr Victoria MoulÌýand Prof Gesine Manuwald

Luisa Signorelli
The reception of Shakespeare in the eighteenth-century anthology. Supervisors: Dr Charlotte Roberts; ProfÌýHelen Hackett

Petra Sikic
Gesture and the Body in Early Modern Italy.ÌýSupervisor(s):ÌýProfÌýRose Marie San Juan

Simon Smets
Authorship and Narrative Design in Renaissance Latin Letter Collections 1470-1520.ÌýSupervisors:ÌýProf Gesine Manuwald and ProfÌýDilwyn Knox


The HeterogeneousÌýNature of Early Modern Manuscript Recipe Book Functions [c. 1500 - 1800].ÌýSupervisors: ProfÌýJane GilbertÌý²¹²Ô»åÌýProf Alison Shell

Caroline Streek
Caroline of Brandenburg-Ansbach and the political influence within her female household 1714-1737.ÌýSupervisor:Ìý


The Power of Networks and the Networks of Power: The Social and Political networks of Mary I.ÌýSupervisors:ÌýProf Alexander SamsonÌýand Dr Matthew Symonds

James Waddell
Early Modern anxieties about distraction and shortened attention spans.ÌýSupervisors:ÌýProfÌýHelen HackettÌý²¹²Ô»åÌýDr Eric Langley

JacobÌýWiseman
Intersections between biblical and literary cultures in early modern England.ÌýSupervisors:ÌýProf Alison ShellÌý²¹²Ô»åÌýDr Linda Freedman


Imitation of Horace in England, 1620-1660: the moralising tradition.ÌýSupervisors:ÌýDr Victoria Moul,ÌýProf Gesine ManuwaldÌý²¹²Ô»åÌýDr Chris Stamatakis