Affiliated PhD students

The following are a selection of the over 50 PhD students affiliated with CREMS.

Name	Thesis title	Department	Supervisor
Jessica Ayres	Women's Economic and Legal Roles in London's Court of Orphans, 1660-1720	History	Natasha Glaisyer
Fabrizio Ballabi (WRoCAH)	The Architecture of Governmental Machine: the relationship between the architectural and administrative interventions designed by Bourbon Rulers to restructure the newly formed kingdom politically and economically following their arrival in Naples in 1734	History of Art	Helen Hills
Lauren Mignon Berghorst	‘Optimam partem elegit’ – Early Modern Depictions of Mary Magdalene as Moral Exemplum Regarding Female Sexuality and Subordination	English	Helen Smith
Sarah Betts	"Wrong but Wromantic": Remembering and Representing Civil War Royalists and Royalism in England, 1642-present	History	Geoff Cubitt
Charlotte Brace	Perceptions of Disability in Late Medieval and Early Modern Literature	English	Helen Smith
Jane Campbell	The Search for Order: British utopias and experimental societies in the New World, 1516-1732	History	David Wootton/Sophie Weeks
Sierra Carter	Epistolary Culture And Early Modern English Drama, 1580-1642	English	Helen Smith
Aidan Collins	Bankruptcy in the Court of Chancery, 1674-1750	History	Natasha Glaisyer
Jordan Cook	Settings and Subjects in Early Netherlandish Painting	History of Art	Jeanne Nuechterlein
John Dickinson (MA by Research)	The interpretive value of a humorous approach to the work of Pieter Bruegel the Elder	History of Art	Jeanne Nuechterlein
Thomas Flowers	The Reform of Christian Doctrine in the Catechisms of Peter Canisius, SJ	History	Simon Ditchfield
Vittoria Forliti	Lyrical Confessions in Early Modern Devotional Verse	English	Brian Cummings
Dominic Gavin	Marvell and the Book of Nature. The reading and misreading of nature in seventeenth-century pastoral	English	Kevin Killeen
Myles Hartley	English 17th-century Latin music	Music	Jonathan Wainwright
Sian Hibbert	Violence in Languedoc, 1680-1720	History	Stuart Carroll
Georgia Ingles	Early Modern Bibliotherapy	English	Helen Smith
Nina Kümin	Fantasising about the past. A baroque violinist’s guide to improvising fantasias	Music	Peter Seymour
Frances Long	Children's Sleep in England, c1650-1830	History	Mark Jenner
Rebecca Mencaroni (about to submit)	The vestibule underneath the Duomo of Siena and thirteen-century devotional practices	History of Art	Amanda Lillie
Niko Munz	The interior in early Netherlandish painting: shrine, room, portrait	History of Art	Jeanne Nuechterlein
Grace Murray	Imagining a Space for Science in Early Modern How-To Manuals	English	Helen Smith
Charlotte Newcombe	Formal Forces: Mid-Seventeenth Century Women's Poetry and Intellectual Culture	English	Kevin Killeen
Jasmine (Shou) Niu	Shakespeare in China: Adaptation, Reworking	English	Helen Smith
Andrea Paquin	Thou never shouldst love woman like to me': Male Love, Male Friendship, and the Complexities (or Absence?) of Gender in Shakespeare's Comedies	English	Helen Smith
Maureen Pickman	Women as Readers and Agents of the Circulation of Catholic Texts between 1600-1800	English	Brian Cummings
Connor Robinson	The 'Essence' of Churches and States, from Hobbes to Locke	Politics	Tim Stanton/Tim Stuart-Buttle
Hannah Rodger	A re-examination of the musical practices of the seventeenth-century, high-church Laudians	Musc	Jonathan Wainwright
Jimena Ruiz Marron	“No Musick’s better than the Winds do make”: Soundscapes in seventeenth-centurywomen’s writings	History	Mark Jenner/Emilie Murphy
Adam Sammut	Rubens and the Dominican Church in Antwerp	History of Art	Cordula van Wyhe
Joe Saunders	The Stationers’ Community in England, c.1557-1666	History	Mark Jenner
Antoinette Saxer	The Fortunes of Aristotle's Politics in the Italian and French Renaissance	Politics	Tim Stanton/Tim Stuart-Buttle
H. Glen Taylor	Industrious Gentlemen and the Authority of Individual Knowledge in Seventeenth-Century England	History	Sophie Weeks
Hannah Tomlin	The relationship between domestic interiors and inhabitants in Palazzo Strozzi c1500-c1700	History of Art	Anthony Geraghty
Valeria Viola	Architecture, Devotion, Family Life. Chapels in Aristocratic Houses of Baroque Palermo, 1650-1780	History of Art	Helen Hills
Anjali Vyas-Brannick	Theorising Biocitizenship, 1550-1660	English	Helen Smith
Liz Waring	“Most Women have no Characters at all”: Gender and Agency in Godfrey Kneller’s Portraits of Women 1676-1723	History of Art	Richard Johns
Mareike Wehner	Interpicturality in Dutch paintings from the Golden Age	History of Art	Jeanne Nuechterlein/Cordula van Wyhe
Eleanor Wilson (WRoCAH)	Self-Fashioning and International Artistic Patronage of Merchants in Pre- and Post-Reformation London: The Merchant Taylors 1400-1610	History of Art	Jeanne Nuechterlein/Tim Ayers
Kirsty Wright	St Stephen's College and the Palace of Westminster, 1554-1698: Politics, Patronage and Space	History	John Cooper
Mathilde Zeeman	Sacrament and Soteriology in Lancelot Andrewes’s Elizabethan and Early Jacobean Preaching	English	Brian Cummings