BiographyRachel Dutaud (she/they) is a PhD candidate examining queer and feminist community archives from the 1970s to today. They are analyzing the futures that queer and feminist archives are created […]
This course examines the history of masculinity in Britain during the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries. Students will be introduced to key concepts and debates within the history of masculinity and […]
The course aims to examine the ways in which ideas about gender, sexuality and citizenship informed definitions of criminality and deviancy in Britain in the late-nineteenth and twentieth centuries. It […]
Elite women played important roles within the Scottish political community and on a wider, European stage, even if narratives of the 'making of' medieval Scotland have tended to foreground male […]
This course offers an introduction to the history of the United States, spanning from the revolutionary era of the eighteenth century through to the twenty-first century.
In our course, we will examine Ovid's account of metamorphosis, by focusing specifically on the concept of the human body and its multiplicity of implications: from gender to philosophical theories, […]
The concept of the human body and its affections is at the core of current debates in Classical scholarship. The development of such a concept is the result of multiple […]
The historical study of adolescence is a relatively new field. Since the 1960s, medievalists have challenged the claim that a concept of adolescence emerged only in the eighteenth century, often […]
This course provides students with a comparative global history of feminist approaches to work, broadly defined, from 1750 to WWII. It starts from the premise that mainstream economic history has […]
Since 2011, Dr Esther Breitenbach (she/her) has been Honorary Fellow in the School of History, Classics and Archaeology, where she previously held teaching and research posts. Prior to that she […]
Dr Bill Aird is a Senior Lecturer in Medieval History at the School of History, Classics and Archaeology.
Dr Cordelia Beattie is a Professor of Women's and Gender History at the School of History, Classics and Archaeology. She is the medieval editor for Manchester University Press’s Gender in […]
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