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Visiting Fellows and Travel Grant Recipients: 2020-2021
Fellowships
Hillary Burlock
, Queen Mary University of London,
Politics and Pirouettes: The Intersection of Politics and Social Dance in Late Georgian Britain,
George B. Cooper Fellowship
Katherine Charles
, Washington College,
Inside Stories: Interpolated Tales and the Eighteenth-Century Novel
Mita Choudhury
, Purdue University Northwest,
Mapping Cosmopolitanism and the Global Space at Home
Daniel Froid
, Purdue University,
Enlightenment Devilry: Forbidden Epistemologies and the Devil in the Eighteenth Century British Literature
Monica Hahn
, Community College of Philadelphia,
Harlequins of Empire: Staging Native Identity in British Imperial Art circa 1776,
Joseph Peter Spang III Fellowship
Sarah Hancock
, Carnegie Mellon University,
The “Peculiar Science” of Flowers in the British Landscape Garden
Yuko Ito
, Gakushuin University,
Writing Richard III: Drama, History and Translation in the Long Eighteenth Century
Emrys Jones
, Kings College London,
The Levee: A Cultural History
Ziona Kocher
, The University of Tennessee, Knoxville,
Cross-Dressing on the Eighteenth-Century Stage
Thomas Leonard-Roy
, Harvard University,
Horace Walpole and the Pleasures of Hatred,
ASECS/LWL Fellowship
John Munns
, University of Cambridge,
Life and Work of Thomas Kerrich
Giorgina Paiella
, University of California, Santa Barbara,
The Early Modern Android Automaton: Affect, Assembly, and Modern-Day Resonances
Robert Phiddian
, Flinders University,
Graphic Humor, from Hogarth to Gillray,
Charles J. Cole Fellowship
Matthew Potter
, Northumbria University,
The Afterlife of Georgian Political Cartoons
Edwin Rose
, University of Cambridge,
Classifying and Publishing Nature in Late Eighteenth-Century Britain
Tess Somervell
, University of Leeds,
Georgic Climates: Writing the Weather in
Eighteenth
-Century Poetry
Alexis Wolf
, University of Leeds,
Material Perspectives of Revolution in the Manuscripts of Mary and Agnes Berry,
Roger W. Eddy Fellowship
Travel Grants
Tymon Adamczewski
, Kazimierz Wielki University,
The (im)Materiality of Extra-Illustration: Multimodality, Iteration, and the Eighteenth-Century Book
Carmen Casaliggi
, Cardiff Metropolitan University,
Rethinking Transnational Networks in Paris: Madame du Deffand, Adam Smith, and the Condorcet circle
Daniel Cook
, University of Dundee,
Gulliver’s Afterlives
Laura Engel
, Duquesne University,
The Art of the Actress
Kaitlin Pontzer
, Cornell University,
The Authority of Feeling: Jacobite Sentiment and Affective Allegiance in Britain after 1688
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Visiting Fellows and Travel Grant Recipients: 2020-2021
Fellowships
Hillary Burlock
, Queen Mary University of London,
Politics and Pirouettes: The Intersection of Politics and Social Dance in Late Georgian Britain,
George B. Cooper Fellowship
Katherine Charles
, Washington College,
Inside Stories: Interpolated Tales and the Eighteenth-Century Novel
Mita Choudhury
, Purdue University Northwest,
Mapping Cosmopolitanism and the Global Space at Home
Daniel Froid
, Purdue University,
Enlightenment Devilry: Forbidden Epistemologies and the Devil in the Eighteenth Century British Literature
Monica Hahn
, Community College of Philadelphia,
Harlequins of Empire: Staging Native Identity in British Imperial Art circa 1776,
Joseph Peter Spang III Fellowship
Sarah Hancock
, Carnegie Mellon University,
The “Peculiar Science” of Flowers in the British Landscape Garden
Yuko Ito
, Gakushuin University,
Writing Richard III: Drama, History and Translation in the Long Eighteenth Century
Emrys Jones
, Kings College London,
The Levee: A Cultural History
Ziona Kocher
, The University of Tennessee, Knoxville,
Cross-Dressing on the Eighteenth-Century Stage
Thomas Leonard-Roy
, Harvard University,
Horace Walpole and the Pleasures of Hatred,
ASECS/LWL Fellowship
John Munns
, University of Cambridge,
Life and Work of Thomas Kerrich
Giorgina Paiella
, University of California, Santa Barbara,
The Early Modern Android Automaton: Affect, Assembly, and Modern-Day Resonances
Robert Phiddian
, Flinders University,
Graphic Humor, from Hogarth to Gillray,
Charles J. Cole Fellowship
Matthew Potter
, Northumbria University,
The Afterlife of Georgian Political Cartoons
Edwin Rose
, University of Cambridge,
Classifying and Publishing Nature in Late Eighteenth-Century Britain
Tess Somervell
, University of Leeds,
Georgic Climates: Writing the Weather in
Eighteenth
-Century Poetry
Alexis Wolf
, University of Leeds,
Material Perspectives of Revolution in the Manuscripts of Mary and Agnes Berry,
Roger W. Eddy Fellowship
Travel Grants
Tymon Adamczewski
, Kazimierz Wielki University,
The (im)Materiality of Extra-Illustration: Multimodality, Iteration, and the Eighteenth-Century Book
Carmen Casaliggi
, Cardiff Metropolitan University,
Rethinking Transnational Networks in Paris: Madame du Deffand, Adam Smith, and the Condorcet circle
Daniel Cook
, University of Dundee,
Gulliver’s Afterlives
Laura Engel
, Duquesne University,
The Art of the Actress
Kaitlin Pontzer
, Cornell University,
The Authority of Feeling: Jacobite Sentiment and Affective Allegiance in Britain after 1688
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