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PhD / ECR Research Projects

This list below provides an overview of PhD and postdoctoral research projects undertaken at UK universities in the field of Neo-Latin studies (broadly defined) that have been reported, to provide information on current research.

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An overview of current Neo-Latin PhD projects currently undertaken at French universities can be found here:

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A list of PhD projects in Classics in the UK and Ireland is available here:

https://ics.sas.ac.uk/study-and-training-ics/classical-doctorates-uk-and-republic-irelandLink opens in a new window

Didier Natalizi Baldi

PhD Thesis / Research project title:

- Edition, Translation, and Commentary of the Dramatic Works of Bernardino Stefonio (1560-1620)

- Edition, Translation, and Commentary of the Poetic Works (and relevantepistulae) of Geronimo Aliotti (1412-1481)

- Edition, Translation, and Commentary of the Latin and Greek Poetry of Thomas Gray (1716-1771)

University:

University of Oxford

Department:

Faculty of Classics

Expected submission/completion date:

~2027

Edward Taylor

PhD Thesis / Research project title:

Bilingual News: Latin and Vernacular Media in Early Modern Britain, c.1580-1730

This project is being undertaken through a Leverhulme Early Career Fellowship (2024-2027).

University:

University of Birmingham

Department:

Department of History

Expected submission/completion date:

April 2027

Stefano Cianciosi

PhD Thesis / Research project title:

Ancient Latin Epics in Girolamo Vida’s Christiad

Currently completing an edition, including an Italian translation and commentary, of Naldo Naldi’s De Laudibus Augustae Bibliothecae (1486–1487)

University:

Corpus Christi College, University of Oxford

Department:

Classics

Expected submission/completion date:

3/8/2022

Cynthia Liu

PhD Thesis / Research project title:

Current project: Latin treatments and translations of Chinese poetry (part of a larger project Neo-Latin Texts in and about East Asia).

Completed project: English critical edition and commentary of E.S. Piccolomini’s Chrysis (Bloomsbury)

University:

University of Oxford

Department:

Classics

Expected submission/completion date:

NA