After the summer lull, the start of term is always a busy time. In case you’ve missed any blog posts, here’s our second round-up of 2016 (the first was in July). These are listed in chronological order by month of … Continue reading
This is a post by Helen Stark. Helen is a Project Manager in the Centre for the History of the Emotions. The ‘What is Emotional Health?’ workshop ran on the afternoon of July 4 and brought together … Continue reading
Edgar Gerrard Hughes starts a PhD in the Centre for the History of the Emotions this week. His research is funded by the Wellcome Trust under our Living with Feeling grant. I studied history as an undergraduate at Hertford College, … Continue reading
Bríd Phillips holds an MA in medieval and early modern studies and BA in Classics and English and Cultural Studies. She is currently a PhD candidate in English and Cultural Studies at The University of Western Australia. She recently spent … Continue reading
This guest post by Natalie Eschenbaum is part of Disgust Week, in which a group of scholars from a range of disciplines explore different aspects of disgust. Natalie K. Eschenbaum is Associate Professor and Chair of English at the University … Continue reading
Continuing Disgust Week, in which a group of scholars from a range of disciplines explore different aspects of disgust, Benedict S Robinson explores the history of the word itself. Benedict S Robinson is Associate Professor of English at Stony Brook … Continue reading