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University of Oxford Faculty of English

Robson, Dr Lynn

Job Title: College Tutor/ Lecturer
College: Regent's Park
Period/ Subject: Early Modern

Email address: lynn.robson@ell.ox.ac.uk

Research Interests:

My main research interests are in early modern print culture, particularly cheap print. My initial research into prose murder pamphlets of the period is now developing to encompass prison literature: writing from and about the early modern prison.

Teaching Areas:

16th and 17th century English Literature with particular interests in dissenting writers, gender and spirituality. Also Shakespeare and early modern drama.
I teach on MSt in Women’s Studies where I offer an option in ‘Voicing Early-Modern Female Criminality’.

Recent Publications:

Journal articles
‘We’ll build in sonnets pretty rooms’: space and landscape in the early modern period’, Literature Compass: forthcoming 2009
‘“Now Farewell to the Lawe, too long have I been in thy Subjection”’: Early Modern Murder, Calvinism and Female Spiritual Authority,’ Literature and Theology 2008 22(3):295-312.
‘“The Bloody Papist”: Murder, Papists and Propaganda in Early Modern Prose Murder Pamphlets’, Renaissance Journal 2 (2004), 3-16

Encyclopaedia articles
‘Infanticide in Early Modern Europe and China’ and ‘Early Modern Contraception and Abortion’ in Victoria L. Mondelli & Cherrie A. Gottesleben (eds), The Greenwood Encyclopedia of Love Courtship and Sexuality, Vol.3 The Early Modern Period (Westport CN; Greenwood, 2008)

Edited collections
Women’s Writing, Special Issue: Still Kissing the Rod, 2007 14(2), co-edited with Elizabeth Clarke

Other Information:

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