PhD Supervision
I am happy to supervise work on any aspect of early modern literature: please email me for a conversation.
(Ovid, Heroides, Brescia, 1542, col. 1; (c) Paul Botley 2021)
Past and present research students
Valeria Cesaraccio (begun 2023), 'Education in Sixteenth-century Italy between Latin and Italian: Teachers, Students and Methods' (co-supervision).
Clive Letchford (begun 2022), ‘Renaissance Schoolmasters: Pedagogy and Innovation in the Shadow of Tradition in England, 1540-1640’ (co-supervision).
Daria Akhapkina (begun 2022), ‘Sermons joyeux: Ecclesiastical parody in Latin and French, 1200-1600’ (co-supervision).
Mathilde Alain (begun 2021), ‘The Christian Kingdom of Ethiopia in the Travel Diary of Francisco Álvarez (1520-1526)’ (co-supervision).
Iván Parga Ornelas (completed 2023), ‘From Vergil to David: Maffeo Vegio’s “Literary Conversion”: The Shaping of Literary Careers by Early Renaissance Writers’ (co-supervision).
Thomasin Bailey (completed 2019), ‘Authority and Influence in Lady Mary Wroth’s Pamphilia to Amphilanthus’ (co-supervision).
Ovanes Akopyan (completed 2018), ‘Controversies on Astrology in Renaissance Italy in the Late 15th and Early 16th Centuries’ (co-supervision).
Katie Smith (completed 2017), ‘Ovidian Female-Voiced Complaint Poetry’ (co-supervision).
Vlad Brljak (completed 2015), ‘Allegory and Modernity in English Literature, c. 1575-1675’ (co-supervision).