| Haleemah Alajdi |
2024 |
How to Become a Refugee: A Collection of Short Stories and Critical Commentary |
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| Hannah Armstrong |
2025 |
'Sheaves from Sagaland': Ecomedievalsim and the Norse North Atlantic in British Writing (1860-Present) |
- Professor Matthew Townend
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| Doug Battersby |
2017 |
Knowing and Feeling in Late Modernist Fiction |
- Professor Derek Attridge
- Professor John Bowen
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| Melony Bethala |
2018 |
Women, institutions and the politics of writing: A comparative study of contemporary Anglophone Irish and Indian women poets |
- Professor Claire Chambers
- Professor Matt Campbell
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| Elise Bikker |
2022 |
Mind over Matter: The Body Machine in Fiction of the long Nineteenth Century |
- Professor Geoffrey Wall
- Professor Mary Fairclough
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| Marissa Bolin |
2019 |
Married Women, Law, and the Novel, 1838-1882: Representations of Bigamy, Property Law, Ceremonial Law, Divorce and Separation in the Victorian Novel |
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| Lola Boorman |
2020 |
“Make grammar do”: the institutional and pedagogical impact of grammar on modern and contemporary American literature. |
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| Emily Bowles |
2018 |
Changing Representations of Charles Dickens, 1857-1939 |
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| Adam Bristow-Smith |
2018 |
The Bildungsroman under Neoliberalism |
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| Sarah Cawthorne |
2019 |
The Architectures of Knowledge: Spatial Metaphors in Seventeenth-Century Natural Philosophical Literature |
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| Katie Crowther |
2024 |
Georgian Paper Traces: Women’s Stories, Ephemeral Texts and Hidden Objects |
- Professor Chloe Wigston Smith
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| Sarah Dara |
2025 |
Am I a Victim: Agency and Sex Trafficking Narratives in South Asian Literature |
- Dr JT Welsch
- Dr Julianna Mensah
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| Rebecca Drake |
2023 |
The sea in Middle English romance and Old Norse-Icelandic fornaldarsögur |
- Dr Nicola McDonald
- Professor Matthew Townend
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| Ashim Dutta |
2018 |
Mystic Modernity: Yeats and Tagore |
- Professor Claire Chambers
- Professor Matt Campbell
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| Catherine Edwards |
2023 |
Literary Covers: Secret writing in Cold War spy fiction and film |
- Professor Helen Smith
- Dr Bryan Radley
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| Tom Fletcher |
2020 |
The Representation of Disability in English-language Poetry: British and American Perspectives |
- Dr Alice Hall
- Professor Matt Campbell
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| Dominic Gavin |
2023 |
Marvell and the Book of Nature. The reading and misreading of nature in seventeenth-century pastoral |
- Professor Kevin Killeen
- Dr Jane Raisch
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| Charlotte Goodge |
2025 |
'Her corpulent rotundity': Female Fatness in Georgian Literary and Visual Culture (c. 1750-1830) |
- Professor Jennie Batchelor
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| Fiona Hobbs-Milne |
2019 |
A question of character: censorship and the political courtroom in British writing, 1792-1824 |
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| Antony Huen |
2020 |
Contemporary Poets, the Visual Arts, and Ekphrasis |
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| Daisy Johnson |
2018 |
Representations of space and place in British children's literature |
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| Sauleha Kamal |
2024 |
Can Words Save the World? The Contemporary Pakistani Novel, Human Rights and the Global Literary Marketplace |
- Professor Claire Chambers
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| Indrani Karmakar |
2018 |
Motherhood, Literature and Society in Indian Women's Writing |
- Professor Claire Chambers
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| Francesca Killoran |
2024 |
Whores, Harlots, and Harlequins: Locating Female Sympathies in 1790s Prostitute Narratives |
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| Jessica Lamothe |
2018 |
Remedies Against Temptations: A Critical Edition of the Four Middle English Versions of William Flete's De Remediis Contra Temptaciones |
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| Mengchen Lang |
2023 |
Rethinking the Literary Concept of Authorship Through Vladimir Nabokov and W. G. Sebald |
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| Hannah McAuliffe |
2025 |
'I must Create a System, or be enslav'd by another Mans': System in the work of William Blake |
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| Elly McCausland |
2016 |
Malory's Magic Book: King Arthur in Children's Literature, 1862-1960 |
- Dr Trev Broughton
- Dr Matthew Townend
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| Jonathan McGovern |
2019 |
Anti-Sedition Literature in England, 1536-1570 |
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| Anna Mercer |
2017 |
The Collaborative Literary Relationship of Percy Bysshe Shelley and Mary Wollstonecraft Shelley |
- Professor Jim Watt
- Professor Harriet Guest
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| Diana Mudura |
2023 |
Echolalias; or Retrieving Lost Languages in J. M. Coetzee's Post-apartheid Writing |
- Professor David Attwell
- Professor Claire Chambers
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| Adriana Murd Konings |
2024 |
Literature of Suspicion: A Post-1945 Metaphysics |
- Dr Alexandra Kingston-Reese
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| Grace Murray |
2024 |
Imagining a Space for Science in Early Modern How-To Manuals |
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| Charlotte Newcombe |
2025 |
Formal Forces: Mid-Seventeenth Century Women's Poetry and Natural Philosophy |
- Professor Kevin Killeen
- Dr Namratha Rao
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| Jennifer O'Connor |
2024 |
Autistic Womanhood, Interoception & Connection: Representations of Autistic Women in British and Irish Literature between 2020 and 2023 |
- Dr Alice Hall
- Dr JT Welsch
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| Kyra Piperides |
2020 |
‘A place cannot produce poems: it can only not prevent them’: Philip Larkin and northern English poetry |
- Professor Matthew Campbell
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| Elizabeth Potter |
2022 |
William Blake, Sir Joshua Reynolds, and Marginalia |
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| Madeline Potter |
2020 |
Anglican Forms and Difficulties in the Poetry of Geoffrey Hill |
- Professor James Williams
- Professor Hugh Haughton
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| Jack Quin |
2018 |
W.B. Yeats, Modernist Poetics and the Language of Sculpture |
- Professor Matthew Campbell
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| Alice Rhodes |
2021 |
“Mechanic Art and Elocutionary Science”: Speech Production in British Literature, 1770s-1820s |
- Professor Mary Fairclough
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| Caroline Ritchie |
2023 |
Visionary mapping in the work of William Blake |
- Professor Jon Mee
- Dr Amt Concannon
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| Joe Rollins |
2019 |
From Apathy to Autonomy: Neoliberalism and American Fiction in the Long Nineties |
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| Timothy Rowbotham |
2019 |
Historicity and Fictionality in the Icelandic 'fornaldarsögur' |
- Professor Elizabeth Tyler
- Professor Matthew Townend
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| Zaynab Seedat |
2023 |
Writing the South Asian Muslim Terrorist: Politics, Religion and “Terror” Through a Postcolonial Lens |
- Professor Claire Chambers
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| Aakanska Singh |
2025 |
Quiet Queerness in Contemporary Indian Writing (2000 to 2015) |
- Professor Claire Chambers
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| Daniel South |
2019 |
The Novel and the Public Sphere in the Internet Age |
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| Miya Treadwell |
2025 |
Art as Activism: Ava DuVernay, Black Narratives, and Netflix |
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| Wiktoria Tunska |
2024 |
Community of Emotions: Brexit, Contemporary Literature, and Affect |
- Dr Alexandra Kingston Reese
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| Anjali Vyas-Brannick |
2023 |
Theorising Biocitizenship, 1550-1700 |
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| Yu-Hua Yen |
2018 |
Narrating Selves: The Narrative Integrity of Fictional Autobiographies |
- Professor Derek Attridge
- Professor Richard Walsh
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| Xin Zhao |
2025 |
Reading Exoticism: Race, Gender and Intersectionality in Agenda |
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