NEH Fellows
Hannibal Hamlin Associate Professor of English, Ohio State University
“Shakespeare and Biblical Culture”
Julia Rudolph
Assistant Professor of History, University of Pennsylvania
“Common Law and Enlightenment in England, 1689-1750”
Wolfram Schmidgen
Associate Professor of English, Washington University
“Illegitimate Bodies: Mixture and Multitude in British Culture, 1660-1740”
Mellon Fellows
Katherine Eggert
Associate Professor and Chair of English, University of Colorado, Boulder
“Alchemy and Disknowledge in Renaissance England”
Linda Levy Peck
Columbian Professor of History, George Washington University
“The Grocer’s Apprentice: Money, Mobility, and Marriage in England,
1600-1730”
Short-term Fellows
Katherine Acheson, Associate Professor of English, University of Waterloo
“Visual Rhetoric and Seventeenth-Century English Print Culture”
Charles Beem, Assistant Professor of History, University of North Carolina, Pembroke
“The Minority of Edward VI”
Scott Black, Associate Professor of English, University of Utah
“The ‘Ancient’ Novel: Reading, Anachronism, and the Novel”
Paula Blank, Associate Professor of English, College of William and Mary
“The Proverbial Lesbian and Other Essays in Early Modern Language and Literature”
Michael Breen, Associate Professor of History, Reed College
“‘Priests of the Law’: Lawyers, Law, and Social Change in Europe, 1500-1800”
Alan Bryson, Postdoctoral Research Associate, Sheffield University
“Tudor Lordship and Politics, 1530-1570”
William C. Carroll, Professor of English, Boston University
“The Tragedy of Succession: Shakespeare in History”
Juliette Cherbuliez, Associate Professor of French, University of Minnesota
“Sixteenth-Century Ovid and the Cutting Up of Medea”
Cesare Cuttica, Associate Tutor of History, University of Sussex
“Political Patriarchalism in Seventeenth Century England and France”
Lara Dodds, Assistant Professor of English, Mississippi State University
“Margaret Cavendish and Literary History: Reading and Writing in Sociable Letters”
Kevin Donovan, Professor of English, Middle Tennessee State University
Appendix in New Variorum edition of King Lear
Julia Garrett, Visiting Assistant Professor of English, Randolph-Macon College
“Ethnographic Imaginations in Early Modern England”
Genelle Gertz, Assistant Professor of English, Washington and Lee University
“The Rhetoric of Interrogation”
Stephen Grant, Senior Fellow, Association for Diplomatic Studies and Training
A Biography of Henry and Emily Folger
Margaret Hannay, Professor of English, Siena College
“Lady Mary Wroth: A Sydney Though Unnamed”
Helen Hattab, Assistant Professor of Philosophy, University of Houston
“Sources of Descartes’ Universal Geometrical Method”
Erin Henrikson, Lecturer, Tel Aviv University
“Unfinished: Milton’s Poetics of the Passion”
Robert Hornback, Associate. Professor of English, Oglethorpe University
“Unearthing Yoricks: Lost Comic Traditions of the English Renaissance”
Roslyn L. Knutson, Professor of English, University of Arkansas, Little Rock
“Marlow in Repertory”
Krystyna Kujawinska-Courtney, Professor of British and Commonwealth Studies, University of Lodz
“‘Extravagant and Wheeling Stranger’: Ira Aldridge, the First African American Tragedian”
David Landreth, Assistant Professor of English, University of California, Berkeley
“Accounting for Talents”
Paul Chang-Ha Lim, Assistant Professor of Reformation History, Vanderbilt University
“Believing is Seeing? Reason, Revelation and the Rhetoric of Anti-Trinitarian Debates in Seventeenth-Century England”
Sandra Logan, Assistant Professor of English, Michigan State University
“Poetics of Silence: Shakespeare, Mummery, and Early Cinema”
Michael Londry, Postdoctoral Research Fellow, Beinecke Library, Yale
“The Hilda Londry Project: Women and Manuscript, 1700-1900”
Agnes Matuska, Senior Assistant Professor of English, University of Szeged, Hungary
“Transformations of the Vice Character”
Valerie McGowan-Doyle, Assistant Professor of History, Lorain County Community College
“The Book of Howth: Elizabethan Imperialism in Ireland and the Colonial Experience”
Steven Mentz, Assistant Professor of English, St. John’s University
“Shipwreck and the Sea, 1589-1719”
Elizabeth Pallitto, Assistant Professor of English and American Literature, Fatih University
“Torre il libero arbitrio”: Debates on Free Will, Clerical Marriage, and Other ‘Heresies’ in Mid-Cinquecento Italy”
Kathryn Prince, Postdoctoral Research Fellow, Birkbeck College, University of London
“Much AdoAbout Nothing: Shakespeare in Performance”
Sarah Rivett, Assistant Professor of English and American Culture Studies, Washington University
“The Science of the Soul in Colonial New England”
Vanessa L. Rogers, Ph.D. candidate, Music History and Literature, University of Southern California
“Ballad Opera as Paradigm: Social Satire and the Birth of English Musical Theater in Early 18th-Century London”
Owen Stanwood, Assistant Professor of History, Catholic University of America
“Popery and Politics in the British Atlantic World, 1678-1700”
Rebecca Totaro, Associate Professor of English, Florida Gulf Coast University
“Volatile Emissions: Meteorology and Physiology in Early Modern England”
Edward Vallance, Lecturer in Early Modern British History, University of Liverpool
“Gestures of Loyalty in Early Modern England”
Virginia Zickafoose, Professorial Lecturer/Adjunct in History, Georgetown University
“Virtuous Crown, Virtuous Res Publica, The Making of Henry’s Articles, Poland-Lithuania’s Constitution, 1573 circa”
