People

The academic staff, research fellows and postgraduate researchers involved in the project.

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Name	Institution, Department	Research Interests

Reynauld Abad	Sorbonne Paris, History	History of seventeenth- and eighteenth-century France, particularly economic and social history; history of institutions; history of Paris.
Julia Adams	Yale, Sociology	genesis and varieties of modernity; large scale forms of patriarchal politics; historical sociology of agency relations; global and transnational sociology
David C. Albertson	USC, Religion	medieval and early modern Christianity in Europe
Luiz-Felipe De Alencastro	Sorbonne Paris, History	The history of slavery in Brazil, Angola, the Portugese Empire, and Black Americas.
Guilherme Amaral Luz	Warwick, Art History	Religious painting in 17th-century Italy, Spain and France; Iconography of preaching, Saint Paul and Saint John the Baptist; Rhetoric and Religion in Early Modern times.
Emily Hodgson Anderson	USC, English	18th-c drama, 18th-c novel, women writers, theater history, genre, performance studies
Kevin Van Anglen	Boston, English	American literature and the following: intellectual and political history; Henry David Thoreau; John Milton and his American influence; the classics; religion; the environment;
Eric Ankerberg	Wisconsin Lutheran College, Modern Languages	Metaphysical poetry. Intersection of early modern literature and Reformation theology in England.
Amy Appleford	Boston, English	Late medieval and Reformation religion and literature; legal, institutional, and urban history; the philosophy and culture of death of all periods
Desiree Arbo	Warwick, History and Classics	My research interests include: The classical tradition in colonial Spanish America, the intellectual culture of the Americas, Jesuits c. 16th-18th, and national identity in the Rio de la Plata.
Kate Astbury	Warwick, French	18th and early 19th century French literature; Napoleonic theatre; translation and literary adaptations across Britain, France, Germany and Switzerland.
Tatiana Debbagi Baranova	Sorbonne Paris, History	Cultural and political history of early modern France
Ruth Barbour	Warwick, History	The middling sort of 18th century English Catholic especially those in Warwickshire.
Catherine Bates	Warwick, English	Literature and culture of the Renaissance period, especially courtly poetry of the sixteenth-century; psychoanalysis; the epic tradition
Stephen Bates	Warwick, History	Late medieval and early modern England
David Beck	Warwick, History	Intellectual and cultural history of early modern England, particularly history of science and local antiquarianism
Yves-Marie Bercé	Sorbonne Paris, History	Social, political and cultural history of early modern France, with particular emphasis on popular rebellions and revolts
Maxine Berg	Warwick, History	Global trade
Carlo Bitossi	University of Ferrara, Humanities	Early modern Italy, esp. politics, society, political thought
Daniela Bleichmar	USC, Art History	history of the natural sciences and medicine, 1500–1800; visual and material culture, 1500–1800; early modern Hispanic world; imperial history; transregional, transcultural, global exchanges; books, print, prints; history of collecting and display."
Paul Botley	Warwick, English	The classical tradition in early modern literature; renaissance letters; neo-Latin literature; Erasmus; the history of the Bible; education in the renaissance; translation; the Greek diaspora in renaissance Europe; and the history of scholarship.
David Bromwich	Yale, English	English Romantic Literature
Louise Bourdua	Warwick, History of Art	late-medieval and renaissance Italian art and architecture especially Venice and the Veneto, artistic patronage and iconography of religious orders
Aimee Burnham	Warwick, History	Marquis de Sade, book trade, illicit and obscene publications
John Burton	University of Wales Trinity Saint David, English	Early modern English non-dramatic literature, cartography, print culture.
Humfrey Butters	Warwick, History	Medieval and Early modern Italy esp political thought
Alice Byrne	Warwick, History	St George, reform and reformation, concepts of nationality and nationhood, secularisation, representations of saints, popular religious practices in sixteenth century England.
Ann Caesar	Warwick, Italian	Rise of modern Italian novel in 18th century Venice, theatre and novel, circulation, translations and adaptations of English, French and Italian narrative
William Caferro	Vanderbilt, History	medieval and Renaissance economic history (Italy), historiography, war and diplomacy and Dante and Petrarch in historical context.
Caroline Callard	Sorbonne Paris, History	History of Italy and the cultural and political history of the l’âge moderne
Bernard Capp	Warwick, History	Early modern English history: gender; masculinity and emotions; popular print and popular culture; religious radicalism; civil war and interregnum; puritanism and moral reformation
William C. Carroll	Boston, English	early modern drama, especially of the Jacobean period; Shakespearean comedy; early modern genealogical studies
Cyril L. Caspar	Zurich, Englisches Seminar	John Milton, John Donne, George Herbert, English Puritanism, 17th century England nonconformity, and Eschatology and Apocalypticism
Julie Chamberlain	Warwick, History	Early Modern England, women, urban life, Coventry
Gregory Champeaud	Bordeux 3, History	Early modern France, Wars of Religion, Peace Making process, parlements.
Arianne Chernock	Boston, History	18th century, Enlightenment, Gender, Royalty, Female Biography
Elizabeth Clarke	Warwick, English	early modern literature
Lauren Clay	Vanderbilt, History	Old Regime and Revolutionary France; theater; cultural and commercial institutions; cultural policy; the French empire; commercial elites and questions of class.
Jeanne Clegg	Ca' Foscari Venezia/Studi linguistici e culturali comparate	e.g.17th-18th century British literature and history especially in relation to crime and justice
Laia Portet Codina	Universitat Pompeu i Fabra, Institut Universitari Jaume Vicens Vives	Food history, World history, socio-cultural history. Transnational approaches in early modern history with focus in the late enlightment and the long nineteenth century.
Maya Corry	University of Cambridge, History of Art	Early modern Italy - art history, gender, spirituality, the body.
Tom Colville	Warwick, History	Intelligence in the early modern period; Restoration Science; Baconianism; Communication; Perceptions of Credibility
Jodi Cranston	Boston, Art History	16th-century Venetian painting; early modern pastoral painting and poetry; text/image relations; digital mapping of Venetian collections and artists' itineraries.
Katherine Crawford	Vanderbilt, History	early modern European sexuality
Denis Crouzet	Sorbonne Paris, History	Political and religious history of sixteenth-century France
Elisabeth Crouzet-Pavan	Sorbonne Paris, History	Towns and urban societies in 13th-15th century renaissance Italy.
Jonathan Davies	Warwick, History	early modern Italy esp violence
Laura Davies	Oxford, Christianity and Culture	Britain and Europe in the long eighteenth century, especially oral culture and religion
Timothy Davies	Warwick, History	Eighteenth century global trade, the social and cultural history of merchant networks, the English East India Company's trade in the Arabian Seas
Jim Davis	Warwick, Theatre Studies	Eighteenth- and Nineteenth-Century British theatre
Rosie Dias	Warwick, History of Art	Eighteenth-century art
Barbara Diefendorf	Boston, History	Sixteenth and seventeenth-century French history, especially the Wars of Religion, Catholic Reformation, and religious coexistence following the religious wars
Elodie Duché	History, University of London (in collaboration with Warwick)	War captivity, transnational contacts, material culture, life-writing.
Jean-François Dunyach	Sorbonne Paris, History	Historiography of the European Enlightenment, particularly in eighteenth-century France and Great Britain
Carlos Eire	Yale, History	the reformation
James Epstein	Vanderbilt, History	scholar of radicalism
Haldun Evrenk	Boston, Economics	fiscal institutions throughout the early modern period
Margot Finn	Warwick, History	credit/debt and colonial families
Carme Font Paz	Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona, English	Early Modern England, Seventeenth century Women's poetry in England, Spain and Italy, Print Culture.
Emma Francis	Warwick, English	19th century literature and culture; the intellectual history of feminism; psychoanalysis, particularly its 19th century foundations; evolutionary thinking.
Jacques Fremeaux	Sorbonne Paris, History	Military history and colonial empires
Humberto Garcia	Vanderbilt, English	Islam and Enlightenment
Águeda García-Garrido	Caen, Foreign Languages	Religious and cultural History of seventeenth-century Spain, and in particular, the relationship between preaching and society
Aaron Garret	Boston, Philosophy	History or early modern moral and political philosophy (primarily Scottish, British, and French); history of philosophical methodology; reception of Hellenistic moral philosophy in early modern Europe.
Bryan Garsten	Yale, Political Science	History of political thought, rhetoric, Hobbes
Alain Gerard	Sorbonne Paris, History	The French Revolution; the Guerre de Vendée; Catholicism.
Anne Gerritsen	Warwick, History	Global history of the early modern period (esp. premodern China during the Yuan and Ming dynasties), porcelain and the material culture of global connections.
Massimo Carlo Giannini	Teramo, Faculty of Communication	Early modern Italy and Spain, finance, political institutions, religious orders.
Catie Gill	Loughborough, English and Drama	Quakerism, Religious Rationalism, Early Modern Women's Lives and Writing
Marianne Gillion	Manchester, Music	Centres of music printing in early modern Europe, especially Italy and the Low Countries; liturgy, religious expression, and art.
John T. Gilmore	Warwick, English	18th-century English literature; Neo-Latin poetry; Western representations of China; Translation Studies; Caribbean literature and history.
Simon Gilson	Warwick, Italian	Dante; late medieval and Renaissance Italian literary, intellectual and cultural history; Dante's reception in Italy 14C, 15C, 16C.
Gabriel Glickman	Warwick, History	British politics, religion and culture 1650-1750, international Catholicism, European empires and foreign policies
Herb Goldschmidt	King's, History	Early modern history
João Pedro Gomes	University of Coimbra, Center for Classical and Humanistic Studies	Early Modern Portuguese History, Food Cultures, Lusophone Food Heritage, Early Modern Archaeology, Early Modern Culture.
Bruce Gordon	Yale, History	Religious history, esp Swiss and German reformations
Felicia Gottman	Warwick, History	Intellectual, Cultural, and Economic History of the eighteenth century, especially in France. Trade, commercial culture, the East India Companies. The introduction of fine Asian manufactured goods, especially Indian cottons, into France.
Teresa Grant	Warwick, English	Medieval and Renaissance drama, especially issues surrounding staging, and in Renaissance literature and culture.
Lawrence Donald Green	USC, English	the Renaissance, rhetoric and linguistics
Mark Greengrass	Sheffield, History	early modern France
Huw Griffiths	Sydney, English	Early Modern English literature, Shakespeare, politics, sovereignty, sexuality and gender.
Thomas Guntripp	Warwick, History	Early Modern popualr protest, Crime and violence
Phillip Haberkern	Boston, History	Early modern European history
Kyna Hamill	Boston, English	Visual culture of the early commedia dell'arte, the print culture of Jacques Callot and violence on the early modern stage
James Handy	Warwick, History	Material history, the Renaissance, Early Modern culture and popular religion.
Deborah Elizabeth Harkness	USC, History	History of Science, History of Medicine, History of Technology, Early Modern Europe, Early Modern Britain, the Renaissance, Women's History, Tudor England
Joel Harrington	Vanderbilt, History	History of early modern Germany; history of marriage, children, family; Reformation; history of Christianity.
Philippa Hellawell	King's College London, History	Early modern science, early modern travel, early modern England, cultural history, print culture, histories of knowledge and information
Cynthia Brilliant Herrup	USC, History	law and culture in early modern British societies; gender and sexuality; social and cultural history
Steve Hindle	The Huntington	Social, economic history of England, esp. labor relations and estate management; popular protest; historical methodology, esp. micro-history
Eva Johanna Holmberg	Queen Mary, History	Early modern cultural history, Britain, Ottoman Empire, religious and ethnic identities, cross-cultural encounters, travel writing.
Holger Hoock	Pittsburgh, History	Britain and British Empire in the "long" eighteenth century
Stephen Houlgate	Warwick, Philosophy	Spinoza, Kant, Hegel
Eunice D Howe	USC, Art History	Early Modern/Italian Renaissance: 15th-16th Century Art and Architecture
Chihyin Hsiao	University of Glasgow, History of Art	Eighteenth-century London and its material culture.
Lucy Huggins	Plymouth, History	Parish, poor laws, community, culture, beliefs 17thC, 18thC.
Matthew Jackson	Warwick, History	Social and cultural history of early modern Europe; alcohol and drinking practices
Heather James	USC, English	Early modern literature English literature, with an emphasis on Shakespeare; Latin, Italian, and French literatures; comparative literature; classical transmission; genre studies; empire studies, politics, and political philosophy; book history; women writers; gender studies.
Kathryn James	Yale, Beinecke Library	Curator of the early modern collection at the Beinecke Library
Stéphane Jettot	Sorbonne Paris, History	Early Modern England and Early Modern France : social history, erudition, international relations
Christopher Johns	Vanderbilt, History of Art	The art, architecture and visual culture of Italy, especially Rome and the Papal States, during the long eighteenth century, focusing on issues of patronage, the politicization of art and the intersection of art history and enlightenment studies
Mark Eliot Kann	USC, History	early American political thought and gender studies
David Kastan	Yale, English	Early Modern English literature and culture; editing and editorial theory; history of the book.
Anthony Kemp	USC, English	American literature and culture, medieval literature, Renaissance literature, historiography, philosophy, critical theory, eighteenth century, nineteenth century, religion, materialist history
Deeana C. Klepper	Boston, History	Medieval and early modern European religious history
Marcin Konik	Jagiellonian, Musicology	Early modern philosophy, cosmology and music. Athanasius Kircher. Cosmology of musical treatises.
Mark Knights	Warwick, History	the political culture of early modern Britain c.1500 - c.1850, with particular interests in the integration of political and social history, the nature of public discourse, the role of print, and the interaction of politics, literature and ideas. These come together in my current work on early modern corruption
Beat Kümin	Warwick, History	social and cultural history of England and German-speaking Europe c. 1400-1800, with special interests in parish communities and public houses; spatial approaches to the past
Xavier Labat-Saint-Vincent	Sorbonne Paris, History	Malta and French commerce, commercial exchange, the Marseille port in the eighteenth century.
Jackie Labbe	Warwick, English	Romantic-period (1770-1830) poetry and fiction; gender and genre; roles, scripts, and plots and their (re)formations; Charlotte Smith, William Wordsworth, Jane Austen.
Fabien Lacouture	Sorbonne Paris, Art History	Early modern Italy, History and Representation of children in Italian Art (and in art in general), history and representation of women
Andrew Laird	Warwick, Classics	Latin and Greek classical literature, Latin humanism in Renaissance Europe and colonial Spanish America; classical learning and indigenous traditions in sixteenth-century Mexico
Peter Lake	Vanderbilt, History	sixteenth century religious, political and literary culture
Jonathan Lamb	Vanderbilt, English	the (nonsocial) lives of things, and a study of neurological and affective aspects of scurvy--both in the 18th century
Rebecca Lemon	USC, English	Renaissance literary, political and legal culture (with an emphasis on England); early modern conceptions of treason, addiction, and emergency; law and literature; political theory
Bram van Leuveren	St Andrews, School of Modern Languages	Early modern court spectacle/theatre, diplomacy, material culture, cultural exchange, festival culture
Paul Lim	Vanderbilt, Divinity	Early modern religious culture
David Lines	Warwick, Italian	Late-medieval and Renaissance literary and intellectual culture (especially of Italy); history of universities, Aristotelianism, moral philosophy, and libraries and collections
Lawrence Manley	Yale, English	Early Modern Britain, esp poetry, prose and drama
Giacomo Mannironi	Warwick, Italian	print culture and publishing market, eighteenth-century Italian and European novel, readership, bibliography, representations of deviance and crime.
Leah Marcus	Vanderbilt, English	shakespeare and early modern drama, milton, seventeenth-century poetry ,revisionist textual scholarship, South Asian links
Alice Marples	Kings College London/British Library	Early modern Britain, particularly the cultural history of science and sociability in the early eighteenth century, focusing on collecting, correspondence and exchange.
Peter Marshall	Warwick, History	social history of early modern religion (especially British Isles); the Reformation/s; religious politics of Tudor-early Stuart England; post-Reformation English Catholicism; cultural history, especially popular belief and the supernatural
Christopher Martin	Boston, English	Sixteenth- and seventeenth-century English literature; Renaissance lyric and prose fiction
Maria-Elena Martinez	USC, History	space, religion, gender, and race in New Spain
Emma Mason	Warwick, English	Poetry 1740-present; eighteenth and nineteenth-century religious belief; religion and science from Newton to Darwin; theories of affect and emotion
Paula McBride	Warwick, History	Early modern England, esp. witchcraft, unorthodoxy.
Edwin Mc Cann	USC, English	Early Modern Philosophy, Wittgenstein, Philosophy of Mind
Jon Mee	Warwick, English	Culture and politics in the long romantic period (1760-1832)
Sara Miglietti	Warwick, Centre for the Study of the Renaissance	Early Modern Italy, France and England; history of environmental ideas; history of medicine; Early Modern travel literature; religious strife in Early Modern France
Emily Mitchelson	Newcastle, History	Eighteenth-century Britain, Republicanism, Utopianism, Agrarian Law, equality of property.
Femke Molekamp	Warwick, English	Early modern English literature, especially poetry; history of emotion; women's writing; psychoanalysis; history of reading; early modern religion.
Roger Moore	Vanderbilt, English	religion and literature
Clare Morgan	King's, English	Early eighteenth-century coteries, physico-theology, attitudes towards profoundly deaf people, the microscope, the R.S.
John Morgan	Warwick, History	Early modern environmental history, particularly of water in the British Isles; state formation; parishes.
Rachael Morton	Warwick, History	Seventeenth- and eighteenth-century material culture.
Erin Murphy	Boston, English	Renaissance and Restoration literature and culture; Milton; Early modern women writers; Seventeenth-century politics and political theory
Maria Nicolaou	Warwick, History	History of the family, early modern England, gender history.
Niall Oddy	Durham, French	Sixteenth-century French culture and thought, the conception of Europe
Bridget Orr	Vanderbilt, English	18th-century British theatre and empire; pastoral drama; New Zealand/Aotearoa settler and Maori writing; post-war British theatre
Donatella Pallotti	University of Florence, Lingue, Letterature e Studi Interculturali	Early modern English culture, women's writing in early modern England; early modern English poetry, esp. Shakespeare and Donne
Lorenzo Pericolo	Warwick, History of Art	Early modern religious art; Renaissance and Baroque pictorial narrative; Renaissance and Baroque art theory; influences and cross-fertilizations between the arts produced in different artistic centres of early modern Europe.
Olivier Pétré-Grenouilleau	Sorbonne Paris, History	History of the European expansion in the colonial world; global history and history longue durée
Robert Phiddian	Flinders University, English	Early modern British literature, especially poilitical satire and the history of emotions.
Rebecca Pilliere	Warwick, French Studies	Early Modern France, esp. pamphlets and wars of religion
Steve Pincus	Yale, History	17th and 18th century British History; British Empire; West Indies; Political Economy; Revolutions; The State; historical methods; Patriotism; early anti-slavery; economic divergence; political culture; History and the social sciences
Charles W. A. Prior	Hull, History	Politics and religion; English civil war; British Atlantic; state-formation and empire.
Sarah Poynting	Warwick, English	Early Stuart literature and history; working on an edition of the writings of Charles I for OUP.
Paul Prescott	Warwick, English	Shakespeare in performance; theatre history; the history and practice of arts criticism; creative approaches to pedagogy
Michael Prince	Boston, English	Eighteenth-century literature; Intellectual history; Aesthetics
Naomi Pullin	Warwick, History	Early modern social and religious history, with a particular interest in gender. Areas of research interest include Quaker women in the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries, female networks and alliances and material culture.
Paul Raffield	Warwick, Law	early modern English legal history (especially the development of the 16th and 17th century legal profession and its influence over constitutionalism in this period); early modern dramatic literature (especially Shakespeare) and its representation of juristic themes
Matthew Ramsey	Vanderbilt, History	Cultural and scientific history
Benjamin Redding	Warwick, History	The revolutions in military affairs that occurred c.16th Century; the French and English navies.
Bruce Redford	Boston, Art History	the visual and literary culture of Baroque and Enlightenment Europe. His areas of particular interest include the Grand Tour, the history of the classical tradition, and the relations between poetry and painting
Tim Reinke-Williams	Northampton, History	Women and gender in early modern Britain; early modern London
Joseph Rezek	Boston, English	Early and 19th-century American literature; British literature of the Romantic period (especially Walter Scott); transatlantic print culture and the history of the book; early black Atlantic writing; the history of nationalism and aesthetics.
Giorgio Riello	Warwick, History	material culture in global perspective
Penny Roberts	Warwick, History	early modern Europe esp France
Sean E. Roberts	USC, Art History	Early Modern Italian Art, History of Cartography, Print and Book Culture
Hector Roddan	Cardiff, History, Archaeology and Religion	travel writing, English religious cultures, Orientalism, Ottoman empire, Russian Orthodox Christianity, India, Hinduism, Pacific studies, missionary narrative, witchcraft, gender/sexuality
Kirsty Rolfe	Oxford, English	Early modern England and its international, especially print culture, news networks, church history.
Isabelle Robin-Romero	Sorbonne Paris, History	History of the family and orphans in sixteenth- and seventeenth-century France
Margaret Francesca Rosenthal	USC, English	literary historian of early-modern Italy
François-Joseph Ruggiu	Sorbonne Paris, History	History of the family and the social history of early modern populations.
Margaret Ellen Russett	USC, English	Romantic literature, Thomas De Quincey, gothic fiction, the poetics of reverie, forgery and imposture in literature, images of Turkey in anglophone literature, eighteenth- and nineteenth-century British literature and culture, contemporary fiction and theory
Emil Rybczak	Warwick, English	Renaissance and Restoration Theatre and Printing.
Rosa Salzberg	Warwick, History	early modern Italy esp print culture
James Schmidt	Boston, History	controversies regarding question "What is Enlightenment?" from 18th century to present; European intellectual history and history of political thought; catastrophe and memory; music and memorialization
Marco Schnyder	Warwick/Geneva, History	Early modern Italy (especially Turin and Venice), France and Switzerland migration, identities, urban history, and conflict resolution, ruling class, power, and family.
Kathryn Schwartz	Vanderbilt, English	Shakespeare and gender
Emily Senior	Birkbeck, English	C18th literary, colonial and scientific history.
Steven Shapiro	Warwick, English	Writing and culture of the United States; Cultural Studies; literary theory; marxism, world-literature and world-systems analyses; urban and spatial studies; television studies; sociology of religion, especially evangelicalism and pentecostal forms; gothic and critiques of the bourgeois lifeworld as a problem of living.
Margaret Shewring	Warwick, Theatre Studies	European Renaissance/Early Modern Festivals and their legacy (with a focus on performance), Shakespeare and his contemporaries in Performance 1560s-1620s and since 1960 in Britain and abroad, performance spaces (architctural design and scenography).
James Siemon	Boston, English	Renaissance drama, especially Shakespeare; Literary theory, especially the Bakhtin Circle and Pierre Bourdieu; Early modern literature and social history
Jose Alberto Silva	Lisbon, CIUHCT	Early modern Portugal, esp. print culture, science.
Edward Simon	Lehigh, English	Seventeenth- and eighteenth-century devotional poetry in Britain and America.
Ingrid de Smet	Warwick, French	early modern French writing
Bruce Ray Smith	USC, English	literature and culture of early modern England, including Shakespeare, gender, sexuality, acoustic ecology and historical phenomenology
Christian Smith	Warwick, English	Critical Theory and the Influence of Shakespeare on Karl Marx and Sigmund Freud.
Michel Sot	Sorbonne Paris, History	Religion, culture and society of the Occident in the late medieval period.
Susanne Sreedhar	Boston, Philosophy	17th century moral and political philosophy, social contract theory, conceptions of gender, sexuality and the family in early modern thought
Antonia Szabari	USC, French and Italian	Early modern French Literature, the culture of reading, injurious speech and publicity, the literature of travel, religion as discourse, and the plant / animal / human boundary in early modern culture.
Byapti Sur	Leiden University, Institute for History	Early modern Corruption, Colonial Engagements, Bureaucracy and politics behind corruption charges, Social Networking.
Alain Tallon	Sorbonne Paris, History	History of early modern Mediterranean Europe; history of sixteenth-century international relations.
Romain Telliez	Sorbonne Paris, History	Social, political and legal history of medieval and early modern France
Christopher Thompson	Buckingham, Humanities Research Institute	Early English colonial history 1600-1660; Parliamentary history 1604-1649; history of Essex 1600-1660
John Thornton	Boston, History	Early modern Atlantic Africa, Atlantic history, the slave trade, colonization of the Americas, history of indigenous America, and the African Diaspora.
Sotirios Triantafyllos	Sussex, History	Early modern Italy, print culture, science, violence, popular culture
Stefano Ulliana	MIUR Italy, Private Scholar	Jordanus Brunus Nolanus, Renaissance philosophy and science.
Daniel Usner	Vanderbilt, History	American Indians
Emanuela Vai	St. Andrews, Art History	Renaissance-Early modern Italy, esp. architectural and art history, musicology
Maude Vanhaelen	Warwick, Centre for the Study of the Renaissance	Renaissance philosophy, humanism, Greek, Latin and vernacular languages, Renaissance demonology.
Alberto Vanzo	Warwick, Philosophy	Early modern philosophy, esp. Kant and Leibniz; early modern science and medicine; historiography of early modern thought.
Mate Vince	Warwick, English and Comparative lit.	Reception of the classics (esp. Cicero, Vergil), rhetoric and dialectic in the Renaissance, Theological controversies, Translation studies, Shakespeare, Sidney
Matthew Wakeman	Warwick, History	Table Games in Tudor England
Charles Walton	Warwick, History	Old Regime, Enlightenment, and Revolutionary France. Print culture, democratic transition, the politics of political economy.
Gary Watt	Warwick, Law	Equity, law and literature (especially rhetoric/drama/Shakespeare), law (especially, Court of Chancery), stage properties, material culture (especially dress)
Jon Westling	Boston, History	History of medieval Europe, Tudor England, the Protestant and Catholic Reformations, early modern philosophy and political theory, the development of the European state system; the history and contemporary state of higher education
Susan Wilkin	Oxford, Bodleian Libraries	Horticultural practice in England in c.1600-c.1750, in particular productive gardening, the nursery and market garden trades, culinary and medicinal herbs, the intellectual and scientific background.
Paul Williams	Exeter, History	English explorers in America under Elizabeth and James
Nicholas Wilson	Yale, Sociology	English East India Company; state formation; historical sociology; political sociology; organizations; empire and the administrative politics of knowledge
James A. Winn	Boston, English	Restoration and eighteenth-century English literature
Alexander Winkler	Warwick, Centre for the Study of the Renaissance	Italian Renaissance, Northern European humanism, Latin literature of the 17th century
Philippa Woodcock	Warwick, History	Early modern Italy and France, esp.war and material culture.
Keith Wrightson	Yale, History	Early modern British social and cultural history.
Wanda Wyporska	Private Scholar, formerly Oxford, History	Early Modern Poland/Witchcraft.
Michael Zell	Boston, Art History	Seventeenth-century Dutch art, with a particular focus on Rembrandt and Vermeer; art collecting and the market; gift exchange; the poetics of painting; and art and religion.

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