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Folger Institute short-term fellows for the | Folger Institute short-term fellows for the 2010–2011 academic year. For Scholarly Programs, see our [[2010–2011 Folger Institute Scholarly Programs|2010–2011 program archive.]] | ||
[[Charles Beem]], Associate Professor of History, University of North Carolina, Pembroke | [[Charles Beem]], Associate Professor of History, University of North Carolina, Pembroke | ||
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[[Sara Brooks]], Lecturer, Princeton University | [[Sara Brooks]], Lecturer, Princeton University | ||
:“Instituting Bodies, Interpreting Ancient Order: Predecessors and Protestant Institution Building” | :“Instituting Bodies, Interpreting Ancient Order: Predecessors and Protestant Institution Building” | ||
:(Two months, July | :(Two months, July – August '10) | ||
[[Piers Brown]], Post-doctoral Fellow, University of York | [[Piers Brown]], Post-doctoral Fellow, University of York | ||
:“Donne and the Situation of Literate Work in Early Modern England” | :“Donne and the Situation of Literate Work in Early Modern England” | ||
:(Two months, September | :(Two months, September – October '10) | ||
[[Mark Thornton Burnett]], Professor of Renaissance Studies, Queen’s University, Belfast | [[Mark Thornton Burnett]], Professor of Renaissance Studies, Queen’s University, Belfast | ||
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[[David Carnegie]], Professor of Theatre, Victoria University of Wellington | [[David Carnegie]], Professor of Theatre, Victoria University of Wellington | ||
:“Works of John Webster, V. 4” | :“Works of John Webster, V. 4” | ||
:(Three months, April | :(Three months, April – June '11) | ||
[[Kathleen Comerford]], Professor of History, Georgia Southern University | [[Kathleen Comerford]], Professor of History, Georgia Southern University | ||
:“Jesuit Foundations and Medici Power, | :“Jesuit Foundations and Medici Power, 1541–1700” | ||
:(One month, July '10) | :(One month, July '10) | ||
[[Ambereen Dadabhoy]], Lecturer in Western Languages and Literature, Bogazici University | [[Ambereen Dadabhoy]], Lecturer in Western Languages and Literature, Bogazici University | ||
:“The Stage Turk: Suleyman the Magnificent on the English Stage” | :“The Stage Turk: Suleyman the Magnificent on the English Stage” | ||
:(Three months, March | :(Three months, March – May '11) | ||
[[Jason Denman]], Associate Professor of English, Utica College | [[Jason Denman]], Associate Professor of English, Utica College | ||
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[[Francesca Di Blasio]], Assistant Professor of English Literature, University of Trento | [[Francesca Di Blasio]], Assistant Professor of English Literature, University of Trento | ||
:“The Antipodes in Early Modern Account: Heresy, Utopia, and Travel” | :“The Antipodes in Early Modern Account: Heresy, Utopia, and Travel” | ||
:(Three months, February | :(Three months, February – March '11) | ||
[[Cary Di Pietro]], Sessional Lecturer II in English and Drama, University of Toronto at Mississauga | [[Cary Di Pietro]], Sessional Lecturer II in English and Drama, University of Toronto at Mississauga | ||
:“Seeing through Shakespeare: Visual Culture and Performance in England, | :“Seeing through Shakespeare: Visual Culture and Performance in England, 1660–1960” | ||
:(One month, December '10) | :(One month, December '10) | ||
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[[Ian Gadd]], Senior Lecturer in English, Bath Spa University | [[Ian Gadd]], Senior Lecturer in English, Bath Spa University | ||
:“Copyright and Corporate Publishing in the Stationers’ Company, | :“Copyright and Corporate Publishing in the Stationers’ Company, 1617–1710” | ||
:(Four months, January through July '11) | :(Four months, January through July '11) | ||
[[Anthony Guneratne]], Associate Professor of Communication, Florida Atlantic University | [[Anthony Guneratne]], Associate Professor of Communication, Florida Atlantic University | ||
:“Rediscovering Shakespeare: the Role of Archives in Reconstructing the Shakespeare Film Canon” | :“Rediscovering Shakespeare: the Role of Archives in Reconstructing the Shakespeare Film Canon” | ||
:(Two months, March | :(Two months, March – April '11) | ||
[[Karl Gunther]], Assistant Professor of History, University of Miami | [[Karl Gunther]], Assistant Professor of History, University of Miami | ||
:“The Ideological Origins of English Puritanism, | :“The Ideological Origins of English Puritanism, 1525–1590” | ||
:(One month, July '10) | :(One month, July '10) | ||
[[R. Carter Hailey]], Research Associate, The College of William and Mary | [[R. Carter Hailey]], Research Associate, The College of William and Mary | ||
:“The Shakespeare Papers” | :“The Shakespeare Papers” | ||
:(Three months, September | :(Three months, September – November '10) | ||
[[Jeffery Hankins]], Assistant Professor of History, Louisiana Tech University | [[Jeffery Hankins]], Assistant Professor of History, Louisiana Tech University | ||
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[[Jonathan Hsy]], Assistant Professor of English, George Washington University | [[Jonathan Hsy]], Assistant Professor of English, George Washington University | ||
:“Polyglot Production: Multilingual Writing and London Trade, | :“Polyglot Production: Multilingual Writing and London Trade, 1340–1540” | ||
:(Three months, September | :(Three months, September – November '10) | ||
[[Mariko Ichikawa]], Professor [of English], Tohoku University | [[Mariko Ichikawa]], Professor [of English], Tohoku University | ||
:“A Study of Early Modern Basic Theatrical Terms” | :“A Study of Early Modern Basic Theatrical Terms” | ||
:(Three months, April | :(Three months, April – June '11) | ||
[[Robert Jones]], Senior Lecturer in English, University of Leeds | [[Robert Jones]], Senior Lecturer in English, University of Leeds | ||
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[[Sean Keilen]], Associate Professor of English, College of William and Mary | [[Sean Keilen]], Associate Professor of English, College of William and Mary | ||
:“Circle of Affection: Imitation and Tradition in Renaissance Poetry” | :“Circle of Affection: Imitation and Tradition in Renaissance Poetry” | ||
:(Three months, June | :(Three months, June – August '10) | ||
[[Gerard Kilroy]], Honorary Visiting Professor, University College London | [[Gerard Kilroy]], Honorary Visiting Professor, University College London | ||
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[[Jesus López-Peláez Casellas]], Associate Professor of English, University of Jaén | [[Jesus López-Peláez Casellas]], Associate Professor of English, University of Jaén | ||
:“The Representation of the Muslim, Jewish, and Spanish Other in the Construction of the English Early Modern Identity” | :“The Representation of the Muslim, Jewish, and Spanish Other in the Construction of the English Early Modern Identity” | ||
:(Six weeks, July | :(Six weeks, July – August '10) | ||
[[Katherine Maynard]], Associate Professor of French, Washington College | [[Katherine Maynard]], Associate Professor of French, Washington College | ||
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[[Richard C. McCoy]], Professor of English, Queens College, CUNY | [[Richard C. McCoy]], Professor of English, Queens College, CUNY | ||
:“Faith in Shakespeare” | :“Faith in Shakespeare” | ||
:(Two months, November | :(Two months, November – December '10) | ||
[[David McInnis]], Ph.D. Candidate (degree in hand by time of residence), University of Melbourne | [[David McInnis]], Ph.D. Candidate (degree in hand by time of residence), University of Melbourne | ||
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[[Dieter Mehl]], Professor Emeritus of English, University of Bonn | [[Dieter Mehl]], Professor Emeritus of English, University of Bonn | ||
:“A Variorum Edition of Shakespeare’s ‘Poems’” | :“A Variorum Edition of Shakespeare’s ‘Poems’” | ||
:(Two months, May | :(Two months, May – June '11) | ||
[[Shannon Miller]], Professor of English, Temple University | [[Shannon Miller]], Professor of English, Temple University | ||
:“On the Margins of History: Studies in Pamphlet Collections” | :“On the Margins of History: Studies in Pamphlet Collections” | ||
:(Three months, March | :(Three months, March – May '11) | ||
[[Melissa Mowry]], Associate Professor of English, St. John’s University | [[Melissa Mowry]], Associate Professor of English, St. John’s University | ||
:“Ties that Bind: The Hermeneutics of Collectivity and the English Literary Imagination, 1642-1748” | :“Ties that Bind: The Hermeneutics of Collectivity and the English Literary Imagination, 1642-1748” | ||
:(Three months, August | :(Three months, August – October '10) | ||
[[Alan H. Nelson]], Professor Emeritus of English, University of California, Berkeley | [[Alan H. Nelson]], Professor Emeritus of English, University of California, Berkeley | ||
:“The Library, Manuscripts, Life, and Opinions of Richard Smith (1590-1675)” | :“The Library, Manuscripts, Life, and Opinions of Richard Smith (1590-1675)” | ||
:(Three months, September | :(Three months, September – November '10) | ||
[[Webster Newbold]], Associate Professor of English, Ball State University | [[Webster Newbold]], Associate Professor of English, Ball State University | ||
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[[Jose Roberto O’Shea]], Professor of English, Universidade Federal de Santa Catarina | [[Jose Roberto O’Shea]], Professor of English, Universidade Federal de Santa Catarina | ||
:“Annotated Verse Translation of Shakespeare’s ''Two Noble Kinsmen''” | :“Annotated Verse Translation of Shakespeare’s ''Two Noble Kinsmen''” | ||
:(Three months, August | :(Three months, August – October '10) | ||
[[Lena Cowen Orlin]], Professor of English, Georgetown University | [[Lena Cowen Orlin]], Professor of English, Georgetown University | ||
:“The Textual Life of Things in Early Modern England” | :“The Textual Life of Things in Early Modern England” | ||
:(Two months, June | :(Two months, June – September '10) | ||
[[Mark Rankin]], Assistant Professor of English, James Madison University | [[Mark Rankin]], Assistant Professor of English, James Madison University | ||
:“The Myth of Henry VIII in Early Modern England” | :“The Myth of Henry VIII in Early Modern England” | ||
:(Three months, January | :(Three months, January – March '11) | ||
[[Dosia Reichardt]], Lecturer, James Cook University | [[Dosia Reichardt]], Lecturer, James Cook University | ||
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[[Kate Rumbold]], Research Fellow, Shakespeare Institute, Birmingham | [[Kate Rumbold]], Research Fellow, Shakespeare Institute, Birmingham | ||
:“Shakespeare Anthologized” | :“Shakespeare Anthologized” | ||
:(Two months, June | :(Two months, June – July '11) | ||
[[Monica Santini]], Research Fellow, University of Padua | [[Monica Santini]], Research Fellow, University of Padua | ||
:“The Queen’s Other Isle: Elizabeth I’s Letters to Ireland” | :“The Queen’s Other Isle: Elizabeth I’s Letters to Ireland” | ||
:(Two months, October | :(Two months, October – November '10) | ||
[[Kathryn Schwarz]], Associate Professor of English, Vanderbilt University | [[Kathryn Schwarz]], Associate Professor of English, Vanderbilt University | ||
:“Counterfactual Women: Femininity and Teleology in Early Modern England” | :“Counterfactual Women: Femininity and Teleology in Early Modern England” | ||
:(Three months, October | :(Three months, October – December '10) | ||
[[Marlis Schweitzer]], Assistant Professor of Theatre, York University | [[Marlis Schweitzer]], Assistant Professor of Theatre, York University | ||
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[[Jessica Sharkey]], Research Fellow, Wolfson College, Cambridge | [[Jessica Sharkey]], Research Fellow, Wolfson College, Cambridge | ||
:“Thomas Wolsey’s Reputation and its European Context” | :“Thomas Wolsey’s Reputation and its European Context” | ||
:(Three months, September | :(Three months, September – November) | ||
[[Ian Smith]], Professor of English, Lafayette College | [[Ian Smith]], Professor of English, Lafayette College | ||
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[[Anke Timmermann]], Postdoctoral Research Associate, University of Glasgow | [[Anke Timmermann]], Postdoctoral Research Associate, University of Glasgow | ||
:“How Bess of Hardwick Read the News” | :“How Bess of Hardwick Read the News” | ||
:(One month, May | :(One month, May – June '11) | ||
[[David Trim]], Honorary Research Fellow, University of Reading | [[David Trim]], Honorary Research Fellow, University of Reading | ||
:“Tyranny, Resistance, and the Calvinist Ideology of Holy War, 1560-1650” | :“Tyranny, Resistance, and the Calvinist Ideology of Holy War, 1560-1650” | ||
:(Three months, August | :(Three months, August – September '10) | ||
[[Angus Vine]], Lecturer in Early Modern Literature, University of Sussex | [[Angus Vine]], Lecturer in Early Modern Literature, University of Sussex | ||
:“Manuscripts, Merchants, and Miscellanea” | :“Manuscripts, Merchants, and Miscellanea” | ||
:(One month, July | :(One month, July – August '10) | ||
[[Andrew Walkling]], Dean’s Assistant Professor of Early Modern Studies, SUNY, Binghamton | [[Andrew Walkling]], Dean’s Assistant Professor of Early Modern Studies, SUNY, Binghamton | ||
:“Instruments of Absolutism: Restoration Court Culture and the Epideictic Mode” | :“Instruments of Absolutism: Restoration Court Culture and the Epideictic Mode” | ||
:(Three months, April | :(Three months, April – June '11) | ||
[[J. Christopher Warner]], Professor of English, Le Moyne College | [[J. Christopher Warner]], Professor of English, Le Moyne College | ||
:“Tottel’s Miscellany in the Marian Book Market” | :“Tottel’s Miscellany in the Marian Book Market” | ||
:(Three months, December | :(Three months, December '10 – February '11) | ||
[[Adrian C. Weimer]], Instructional Assistant Professor of Religion, University of Mississippi | [[Adrian C. Weimer]], Instructional Assistant Professor of Religion, University of Mississippi | ||
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[[Rachel Willie]], Teaching Associate in English, University of York | [[Rachel Willie]], Teaching Associate in English, University of York | ||
:“Staging Revolution: Drama, Reinvention, and Historical Interpretation” | :“Staging Revolution: Drama, Reinvention, and Historical Interpretation” | ||
:(Two months, January | :(Two months, January – March '11) | ||
[[David Worrall]], Professor of English, Nottingham Trent University | [[David Worrall]], Professor of English, Nottingham Trent University | ||
:“Performing Britannia” | :“Performing Britannia” | ||
:(One month, December '10 | :(One month, December '10 – January '11) | ||
[[Category: 2010-2011]] | [[Category: 2010-2011]] | ||
[[Category: Fellowships | [[Category: Fellowships]] | ||
[[Category: Folger Institute]] | [[Category: Folger Institute]] | ||
[[Category: Short-term | [[Category: Short-term]] |
Latest revision as of 10:06, 4 March 2015
Folger Institute short-term fellows for the 2010–2011 academic year. For Scholarly Programs, see our 2010–2011 program archive.
Charles Beem, Associate Professor of History, University of North Carolina, Pembroke
- “Lord of Misrule: The Life and Times of George Ferrers”
- (One month, March '11)
Sara Brooks, Lecturer, Princeton University
- “Instituting Bodies, Interpreting Ancient Order: Predecessors and Protestant Institution Building”
- (Two months, July – August '10)
Piers Brown, Post-doctoral Fellow, University of York
- “Donne and the Situation of Literate Work in Early Modern England”
- (Two months, September – October '10)
Mark Thornton Burnett, Professor of Renaissance Studies, Queen’s University, Belfast
- “Shakespeare and World Cinema”
- (One month, April '11)
David Carnegie, Professor of Theatre, Victoria University of Wellington
- “Works of John Webster, V. 4”
- (Three months, April – June '11)
Kathleen Comerford, Professor of History, Georgia Southern University
- “Jesuit Foundations and Medici Power, 1541–1700”
- (One month, July '10)
Ambereen Dadabhoy, Lecturer in Western Languages and Literature, Bogazici University
- “The Stage Turk: Suleyman the Magnificent on the English Stage”
- (Three months, March – May '11)
Jason Denman, Associate Professor of English, Utica College
- “Artificial Shadows: The Skepticism of Seventeenth-Century English Tragedy”
- (One month, July '10)
Francesca Di Blasio, Assistant Professor of English Literature, University of Trento
- “The Antipodes in Early Modern Account: Heresy, Utopia, and Travel”
- (Three months, February – March '11)
Cary Di Pietro, Sessional Lecturer II in English and Drama, University of Toronto at Mississauga
- “Seeing through Shakespeare: Visual Culture and Performance in England, 1660–1960”
- (One month, December '10)
Jeffrey Doty, Assistant Professor of English, West Texas A & M University
- “Popularity and Publicity in Shakespeare’s Theater”
- (One month, July '10)
Julie Eckerle, Assistant Professor of English, University of Minnesota, Morris
- “Romancing the Self: A Study of Early Modern English-Women’s Life Writing”
- (One month, June '11)
Ian Gadd, Senior Lecturer in English, Bath Spa University
- “Copyright and Corporate Publishing in the Stationers’ Company, 1617–1710”
- (Four months, January through July '11)
Anthony Guneratne, Associate Professor of Communication, Florida Atlantic University
- “Rediscovering Shakespeare: the Role of Archives in Reconstructing the Shakespeare Film Canon”
- (Two months, March – April '11)
Karl Gunther, Assistant Professor of History, University of Miami
- “The Ideological Origins of English Puritanism, 1525–1590”
- (One month, July '10)
R. Carter Hailey, Research Associate, The College of William and Mary
- “The Shakespeare Papers”
- (Three months, September – November '10)
Jeffery Hankins, Assistant Professor of History, Louisiana Tech University
- “The Dangerous Days of Religious Refugees”
- (Six weeks, tbd)
Jacob Heil, Independent Scholar, Baltimore, MD
- “Making Poems: A Bibliographic Investigation of Poems by J.D.”
- (One month, July '10)
Jonathan Hsy, Assistant Professor of English, George Washington University
- “Polyglot Production: Multilingual Writing and London Trade, 1340–1540”
- (Three months, September – November '10)
Mariko Ichikawa, Professor [of English], Tohoku University
- “A Study of Early Modern Basic Theatrical Terms”
- (Three months, April – June '11)
Robert Jones, Senior Lecturer in English, University of Leeds
- “Mary Tickell’s Letters to her Sister”
- (One month, July '10)
Sean Keilen, Associate Professor of English, College of William and Mary
- “Circle of Affection: Imitation and Tradition in Renaissance Poetry”
- (Three months, June – August '10)
Gerard Kilroy, Honorary Visiting Professor, University College London
- “’Beyond the sownde of tounge or quill’: the Impact, in Print and in Manuscript, of Edmund Campion, S.J.”
- (Three months, tbd)
Brian Lockey, Associate Professor of English, St. John’s University
- “Catholics, Royalists, Cosmopolitans: Writing at the Margins of Early Modern England”
- (One month, March '11)
Jesus López-Peláez Casellas, Associate Professor of English, University of Jaén
- “The Representation of the Muslim, Jewish, and Spanish Other in the Construction of the English Early Modern Identity”
- (Six weeks, July – August '10)
Katherine Maynard, Associate Professor of French, Washington College
- “Guillaume Du Bartas’ Epic Endeavors”
- (One month, July '10)
Richard C. McCoy, Professor of English, Queens College, CUNY
- “Faith in Shakespeare”
- (Two months, November – December '10)
David McInnis, Ph.D. Candidate (degree in hand by time of residence), University of Melbourne
- “The Lost Plays Database (lostplays.org)”
- (One month, February '11)
Dieter Mehl, Professor Emeritus of English, University of Bonn
- “A Variorum Edition of Shakespeare’s ‘Poems’”
- (Two months, May – June '11)
Shannon Miller, Professor of English, Temple University
- “On the Margins of History: Studies in Pamphlet Collections”
- (Three months, March – May '11)
Melissa Mowry, Associate Professor of English, St. John’s University
- “Ties that Bind: The Hermeneutics of Collectivity and the English Literary Imagination, 1642-1748”
- (Three months, August – October '10)
Alan H. Nelson, Professor Emeritus of English, University of California, Berkeley
- “The Library, Manuscripts, Life, and Opinions of Richard Smith (1590-1675)”
- (Three months, September – November '10)
Webster Newbold, Associate Professor of English, Ball State University
- “The English Secretary by Angel Day: a Critical Edition”
- (One month, July '10)
Corinne Noirot-Maguire, Assistant Professor of French, Virginia Tech
- “Jean de la Taille’s Dramatic Quill”
- (One month, March '11)
Veronica O’Mara, Senior Lecturer, University of Hull
- “A Critical Edition of Thomas Wimbledon’s Paul’s Cross Sermon of c. 1387”
- (One month, May '11)
Jose Roberto O’Shea, Professor of English, Universidade Federal de Santa Catarina
- “Annotated Verse Translation of Shakespeare’s Two Noble Kinsmen”
- (Three months, August – October '10)
Lena Cowen Orlin, Professor of English, Georgetown University
- “The Textual Life of Things in Early Modern England”
- (Two months, June – September '10)
Mark Rankin, Assistant Professor of English, James Madison University
- “The Myth of Henry VIII in Early Modern England”
- (Three months, January – March '11)
Dosia Reichardt, Lecturer, James Cook University
- “‘Death in a New Dress’: Seventeenth-Century Comic Elegies and the Culture of Mourning”
- (One month, November '10)
Kate Rumbold, Research Fellow, Shakespeare Institute, Birmingham
- “Shakespeare Anthologized”
- (Two months, June – July '11)
Monica Santini, Research Fellow, University of Padua
- “The Queen’s Other Isle: Elizabeth I’s Letters to Ireland”
- (Two months, October – November '10)
Kathryn Schwarz, Associate Professor of English, Vanderbilt University
- “Counterfactual Women: Femininity and Teleology in Early Modern England”
- (Three months, October – December '10)
Marlis Schweitzer, Assistant Professor of Theatre, York University
- “Bringing the World to Broadway: Tracking the Transnational Trade in Theatrical Commodities”
- (Two months, tbd)
Jessica Sharkey, Research Fellow, Wolfson College, Cambridge
- “Thomas Wolsey’s Reputation and its European Context”
- (Three months, September – November)
Ian Smith, Professor of English, Lafayette College
- “Fabricated Identities: Racial Cross-Dressing on the Early Modern Stage”
- (One month, October '10)
Abraham Stoll, Associate Professor of English, University of San Diego
- “Thus Conscience in Early Modern England”
- (One month, June '10)
Felicity Stout, Research Associate, University of Sheffield
- “Giles Fletcher the Elder and the Elizabethan Commonwealth”
- (Two months, July - August '10)
Catherine Thomas, Assistant Professor of English, College of Charleston
- “Shakespeare and the Graphic Arts: Sketching the Past”
- (One month, March '10)
Anke Timmermann, Postdoctoral Research Associate, University of Glasgow
- “How Bess of Hardwick Read the News”
- (One month, May – June '11)
David Trim, Honorary Research Fellow, University of Reading
- “Tyranny, Resistance, and the Calvinist Ideology of Holy War, 1560-1650”
- (Three months, August – September '10)
Angus Vine, Lecturer in Early Modern Literature, University of Sussex
- “Manuscripts, Merchants, and Miscellanea”
- (One month, July – August '10)
Andrew Walkling, Dean’s Assistant Professor of Early Modern Studies, SUNY, Binghamton
- “Instruments of Absolutism: Restoration Court Culture and the Epideictic Mode”
- (Three months, April – June '11)
J. Christopher Warner, Professor of English, Le Moyne College
- “Tottel’s Miscellany in the Marian Book Market”
- (Three months, December '10 – February '11)
Adrian C. Weimer, Instructional Assistant Professor of Religion, University of Mississippi
- “Divine Consolations: A Cultural History of Affliction”
- (One month, tbd)
Joshua Westgard, Haslam Post-doctoral Research Fellow, Marco Institute, University of Tennessee
- “Bede’s History and its Readers in the Age of Print”
- (One month, July '10)
Rachel Willie, Teaching Associate in English, University of York
- “Staging Revolution: Drama, Reinvention, and Historical Interpretation”
- (Two months, January – March '11)
David Worrall, Professor of English, Nottingham Trent University
- “Performing Britannia”
- (One month, December '10 – January '11)