Alumni and Previous Students
2016-17
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Sarah Jane Bodell PhD (permanently withdrawn) |
Dr Kyle Jackson Mizos, Missionaries, and Medicine: Religious and Medical Contact in Northeast India. |
Anne Moeller PhD (permanently withdrawn) |
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Catriona Matthews, MA
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Ella Rogers, MA |
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2015-16
 Dr Thomas Bray Translators of the Welfare State: Boundaries, Knowledge and
Intervention in English Social Work,
1936-1970.
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Fabiola Creed, MA |
Rebecca Lazarides MA |
2014-15
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Dr Josette Duncan 'Charity, institutions and dominion in British colonial Cyprus, Malta and the Ionian Islands (1800-1914)' |
Dr Dan Ellin |
Dr Jane Hand |
Dr Claire Sewell |
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Sophie Greenway MA - History of Medicine |
Elizabeth Hardwick 'The history of bloodletting in nineteenth century psychiatry'. |
Josh Moulding Doctoral Research: Hungry for Health: Protein Deficiency, Biopolitical Citizenship and International Health in Guatemala, 1949-1977. Withdrew permanently for personal reasons. |
2013-14
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Anna Bosanquet Creating Knowledge, Evolving Practice: 18th-century Midwives and Man-midwives. |
Dr Darshi Thoradeniya Women's Health and Body in Post Independent Sri Lanka. |
Dr Martin Moore Chronicity in the Twentieth Century: Diabetes in Post-War Britain. |
Dr Rebecca Williams
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Mara Gregory (MA) |
Emily Yoder (MPhil) |
Dr Emily Andrews "Senility before Alzheimer": Old Age Mental Health in British Medicine, Politics and Culture, 1845-1914. |
Emma Thornton MA - History of Medicine |
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Jane Winter MA - History of Medicine |
Louise Laxton MA History of Medicine Withdrew permanently for personal reasons. |
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2012-13 PhDs
Dr David Beck
Thoroughly English: County Natural History, c. 1660-1720.
2011-12 PhDs
Dr Harriet Palfreyman
Visualizing Venereal Disease in London, c.1780 - 1860.
2010-11 PhDs
Dr Gabrielle Robilliard
This project explored the identities of urban midwives in Germany from the end of the 16th century up until the introduction of widespread institutionalized maternal and infant care in the late 18th century. Supervisors: Professor Hilary Marland and Dr Claudia Stein
Dr Stephen Soanes : Rest and Restitution: Convalescence and the Public Mental Hospital in England, 1919-39.
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n's doctoral research has explored the changing place of convalescence in the public mental hospital system and wider community. It explores the contestation of convalescence as a category that defined not only the personal health of the individual patient but also their identity and belonging as patients and citizens. The liminal position of the convalescent set these patients apart. Neither sick enough to warrant continued hospitalization nor suffciently well to fully participate in occupational or domestic life the convalescent challenged dualistic conceptions of psychiatric treatment that distinguish between opposed categories of sickness/ health. This research questions who ultimately held definitional power over psychiatric improvement. Supervisors: Professor Hilary Marland and Dr Mathew Thomson
2009-10 PhDs
2008-09 PhDs
2007-08 PhDs
2005-06 PhDs
2004-05 PhDs