British and Irish Literature
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As a key part of Western literary and cultural history, British and Irish literature encompasses a massive range of periods, authors, and works that make it one of the most active fields in academia today. As such, this area of study invites trans-disciplinary collaboration with fields as varied as history, cultural studies, political science, and philosophy making it challenging for students and scholars to stay informed about every applicable area. In addition, a great deal of this work has moved online with the most recent scholarship, research, and statistics appearing in online databases. With advances in online searching and database technologies, researchers and practitioners can easily access library catalogs, bibliographic indexes, and other lists that show thousands of resources that might also be useful to them. In this situation what is most needed is expert guidance. Researchers and practitioners at all levels need tools that help them filter through the proliferation of information sources to material that is reliable and directly relevant to their inquiries. Oxford Bibliographies in British and Irish Literature will offer a trustworthy pathway through the thicket of information overload.
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Editor in Chief
Andrew Hadfield, FBA, is Professor of English at the University of Sussex. He is the author of a number of works on Medieval and Renaissance literature and culture, including Edmund Spenser: A Life (2012); Lying in Early Modern English Culture from the Oath of Supremacy to the Oath of Allegiance (2017); Literature and Class from the Peasants’ Revolt to the French Revolution (2021); and Thomas Nashe and Late Elizabethan Writing (2023). He is one of the general editors of the Complete Works of Thomas Nashe and is currently working on a study of England and Empire in 1625 with Matthew Dimmock.
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Norwegian University of Science and Technology
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University College Dublin
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University of Glasgow
University of Surrey
University of Cambridge
ARTICLES AND CONTRIBUTORS
* = recently published
1500 to 1800
Sarah Knight
University of Leicester
Michael Griffin
University of Limerick
Andrew Lacey
Lancaster University
José María Pérez Fernández
Universidad de Granada
Andreas Mueller
University of Worcester
Lucy Cooper
University of Worcester
Pauline Mackay
University of Glasgow
Jack Lynch
Rutgers University–Newark
Thomas Keymer
University of Toronto
Carlo M. Bajetta
Università della Valle d'Aosta
Siv Gøril Brandtzæg
Norwegian University of Science and Technology
Robert Appelbaum
Uppsala Universitet
Murray Pittock
University of Glasgow
Nicholas Seager
Keele University
Kevin Killeen
York University
Daniel Cook
University of Dundee
Adam Rounce
University of Nottingham
Adrian Streete
University of Glasgow
Chris Stamatakis
University College London
Aileen Douglas
Trinity College Dublin
Cathy Shrank
The University of Sheffield
Paul Baines
University of Liverpool
Andrew Hadfield
University of Sussex
Amy Kenny
University of California, Riverside
19th Century
Christine Alexander
University of New South Wales
Mandy Swann
John McCourt
Università di Macerata
Felicity James
University of Leicester
Melisa Klimaszewski
Drake University
Alexis Harley
La Trobe University
Fionnuala Dillane
University College Dublin
Emily Merriman
Amherst College
Gillian Hughes
The University of Edinburgh
Katherine Halsey
University of Stirling
Rachel Falconer
Université de Lausanne
Philip Lindholm
Université de Lausanne
Selwyn Goodacre
Tom Mole
University of Edinburgh
Catherine Packham
University of Sussex
Tim Fulford
De Montfort University
Camilla Ulleland Hoel
Royal Norwegian Air Force Academy
Ainsley McIntosh
University of Aberdeen
Julian North
University of Leicester
Karin Koehler
Bangor University
Ainsley McIntosh
University of Aberdeen
Jason Whittaker
University of Lincoln
David Latham
York University
Simon Bainbridge
Lancaster University
Marguérite Corporaal
Radboud Universiteit Nijmegen
20th Century onwards
Clair Wills
Princeton University
Nicoletta Caputo
University of Pisa
Jim Clarke
Coventry University
Julia Jordan
University College London
Shaun Richards
St Mary's University College
Michael McAteer
Pázmány Péter Catholic University
Liam Harte
The University of Manchester
Julia Jordan
University College London
James Moran
University of Nottingham
Thomas R. Dilworth
University of Windsor
Jarlath Killeen
Trinity College Dublin
John Goodby
Swansea University
Margery Palmer McCulloch
University of Glasgow
Philip Coleman
Trinity College Dublin
Eibhear Walshe
University College Cork – National University of Ireland
Mark Larabee
United States Naval Academy
Brad Kent
Université Laval
Robert Tobin
St Mary’s Church, Balham
Margery Palmer McCulloch
University of Glasgow
Peter Childs
Newman University
Lauren Arrington
University of Liverpool
Gerald Dawe
Trinity College Dublin
Nicholas Ruddick
University of Regina
Scott Hames
University of Stirling
Soudabeh Ananisarab
University of Nottingham
Mark Larabee
United States Naval Academy
Brian Ward
University of London
Adam Hanna
University College Cork
Suzanne Hobson
Queen Mary University of London
Eva Urban
Université de Rennes 2
Anne Karhio
Tim Woods
Aberystwyth University
Eva Urban
Université de Rennes 2
Guy Woodward
Maynooth University
David Punter
University of Bristol
Damian Walford Davies
Cardiff University
Luke Thurston
Aberystwyth University
Eugene O'Brien
University of Limerick, Ireland
James Moran
University of Nottingham
Paul Delaney
Trinity College Dublin
Liam Harte
The University of Manchester
Heather Ingman
Trinity College Dublin
Lauren Arrington
University of Liverpool
Early and Medieval
Nicole Discenza
University of South Florida
Cate Gunn
Christine Rauer
University of St Andrews
Andrew Rabin
University of Louisville
Stephen Knight
The University of Melbourne
Charlotte Steenbrugge
University of Sheffield
Brendan O'Connell
Trinity College Dublin
Siân Echard
The University of British Columbia
Catherine McKenna
Harvard University
Diane Watt
University of Surrey
Andrew Rabin
University of Louisville
Natalie Jones
University College London
Mark Faulkner
Trinity College Dublin
Aisling Byrne
University of Reading
Nicola Royan
University of Nottingham
Helen Fulton
University of Bristol
Denis Renevey
Université de Lausanne
Elaine Treharne
Stanford University
Andrew Galloway
Cornell University
Stephen Knight
The University of Melbourne
Thomas Hahn
University of Rochester
Leah Haught
Georgia Institute of Technology
Thomas Hahn
University of Rochester
Leah Haught
Georgia Institute of Technology
Themes, Forms, and Genres
Seán Hewitt
Trinity College Dublin
Eric Weiskott
Boston College
Mark Sweetnam
Trinity College Dublin
Margaretta Jolly
University of Sussex
Cyndia Susan Clegg
Pepperdine University
Markman Ellis
Queen Mary University of London
Janice M. Allan
University of Salford
Hal Gladfelder
University of Manchester
Margaret Kelleher
University College Dublin
Oona Frawley
Maynooth University
Jarlath Killeen
Trinity College Dublin
Muireann Leech
Raphaël Ingelbien
University of Leuven, Belgium
Mary-Ann Constantine
University of Wales
Anna Barton
The University of Sheffield
Meredith Martin
Princeton University
Helen Moore
University of Oxford
John Roe
The University of York
Kevin Killeen
York University
Alasdair Pettinger
Steve Mentz
St. John's University
Erin M. Gallagher
Lycée Français de New York
Dale Townshend
University of Stirling
Clare Bucknell
University of Oxford
Seán Hewitt
Trinity College Dublin
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