Faculty

Modern (post-1789) French history and 19th-Century European Political History.

Arts of the East Mediterranean from the Late Antique to the late Medieval periods

Social and cultural history of early modern Europe (1400-1800) with a focus on Francophone Regions.

History of Philosophy, Philosophy and Literature, 19th & 20th Century Continental Philosophy, Philosophy and Film.

Twentieth-century Spanish and Italian literature; Women's studies; Gender studies; Critical theory; Translation theory

Modern European political, military and social history.

English Romanticism

Greek archaeology; Aegean Prehistory; Anatolian archaeology; Art and Architecture of ancient Greece; Textile production and ancient economies.

Greek literature (tragedy, Hellenistic literature, especially epigram); literature and gender; classical myth; reception studies; myth in popular culture

Local government and politics; crossborder regions; comparative urban politics

Early Modern European Art and Architecture

Coastal resource management; the use of spatial technologies such as Geographic Information Systems (GIS); seascape visualization to support marine planning

Early Modern French/European Literature, Humanism and Book Culture, History of Medicine and Gender, Republic of Letters

Nineteenth-century literature and culture, Victorian poetry, women's writing, Anglo-Italian studies, Digital Humanities

Foreign Policy of the Soviet Union and post-Soviet Russia, the Cold War, and European diplomacy before and during WWII

Academic and foreign policy conferences

Irish literature; Literary journalism; Language change; Mass literacy; Collective memory

Literary theory; Contemporary literature; CALL; Film; Vampires

Historical-comparative sociology; Social inequality; Social movements, protest and activism

The madrigal; Music printing and publishing; Court culture; Music and urban life in early modern Europe

Late medieval and early renaissnace art in Europe

Early modern period, history of literary critic and history of press, theatre, cultural history

modern and contemporary literature; Polish literature of Britain and Ireland

Sixteenth- and seventeenth-century English drama; reformation religious discourse; history of the book; rhetoric and composition

Renaissance Literature; Seventeenth-Century Poetry and Prose; Intellectual History; Reformation Culture and Thought; Shakespeare; Literary/Critical Theory; Philosophy of Religion.

Kant, German Idealism, Early Modern, Analytic Kantianism, Epistemology, Philosophy of Mind, Action Theory.

The foreign policies of the Great Powers since 1815; 19th and 20th Century British foreign policy; and 19th and 20th Century American foreign policy.

Canadian and international taxation; Law of the European Union

Land use conflict and decision making; theories of place and sustainable cities

Discourses about gender and culture during the 18th and early 19th century; Critical Theory; and the intersection of politics and art in the early 20th century

Heinrich von Kleist; Cultural and film studies; Expressionism; Leni Riefenstahl

17th century Spanish theatre and fiction; Post-Franco fiction; Contemporary Colombian fiction; Gender studies; Humour studies

Twentieth-Century Literature, global modernism, critical theory.

Post 1945 German, Swiss and Austrian literature and film; Diasporic, postcolonial and transcultural writing; Theories of spatiality, multiculturalism and translation studies

Citizenship and Immigration; Identity politics; Comparative politics; Xenophobia and racism; European integration

Financial intermediation, industrial organization, European economics

Early modern philosophy, philosophy of mind, metaphysics

Modern European and German history, Nazi Germany and the Holocaust, World War II, public history

20th century Russian literature, culture and art; Russian revolutionary culture; Soviet cultural policy under Lenin and Stalin; Putin’s Russia.

Modernist German and Austrian literature, Scandinavian studies, gender studies, history of medicine, foreign language pedagogy, and Holocaust studies

European integration studies; Monetary integration; European integration theory; European comparative politics; International political economy; International relations

Communication & popular political culture in early modern France and Europe; the French Revolution, revolt and resistance.

Intellectual history of early modern Europe; eighteenth-century Scotland

Culture and identities in Russia and Eastern Europe, Stalinism, 20th century Ukraine