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In 2017, I co-founded the ongoing Cambridge Seminar in Early Modern Scholarship and Religion together with Tim Twining and Kirsten Macfarlane. ... Early Modern European and Mediterranean history; Jewish history; intellectual history; history of

Before joining the Cambridge Faculty in 2016, I was Lecturer in early modern literature at the University of York. ... The Homeric Question in the Sixteenth Century: Early Modern Scholarship and the Text of Homer’, Renaissance Quarterly, 68 (2015),

Early Modern World History. Seminar or event series. This seminar grows out of the Comparative Social and Cultural History Seminar, founded in the 1980s by Peter Burke (Emeritus Professor of Cultural ... In line with developments in scholarship, the

Dr Matt Raven (Nottingham). May. 2. Charter boundaries and the vernacular in early medieval Wales and England.

Toggle navigation. Main navigation. Study. Research. About. People. The Eighteenth Century. Seminar or event series. The Eighteenth Century Seminar is a post-graduate seminar, sponsored by the Faculty of History, aiming to explore topics of shared

Events. Apr. 25. Modern Transimperial History. Cyrus Schayegh (Geneva Graduate Institute). ... May. 23. The ‘unwashed multitude’: Comparing colonial crowds in post-emancipation Jamaica and early twentieth-century Cape Town.

Anna-Marie Pípalová. PhD Candidate in Early Modern History. Image. I am a PhD Candidate in Early Modern History, working on seventeenth-century Bohemian scholarship. ... I am interested in Central European and Habsburg history in the early modern period

Toggle navigation. Main navigation. Study. Research. About. People. Byzantine Worlds. Seminar or event series. The Byzantine Worlds Seminar provides a venue for exploring the material and intellectual entanglements between the medieval worlds of the

separately—the Lutheran Reformation, the early modern Mediterranean, and the history of cultural encounter—were once a single arena of experience and investigation. ... I supervise for Part I, Paper 16 (European History, 1450-1760) and also lecture,

Friday 11 November, 12.30-2, Portrait Room, Christ’s College. (in association with the Seminar in Early Modern Scholarship and Religion).