Current Students
| Student name | Thesis title |
|---|---|
| Naomi Allen |
From Denization to Dissolution: Changing monastic identity and religious culture within English Cluniac houses from the fourteenth to sixteenth centuries |
| Coline Blaizeau |
The Metafictive Marvellous in the Roman de Perceforest |
| Verity Bruce |
Saints and Sinners: Agender Constructs of Saints and Demons in the Later Middle Ages |
| Paul Carley-Annear |
Chapelries in Cornwall and Herefordshire: Late Medieval Parochialisation and the Reformation c.1300 - c.1600 |
| Wendy Clarke |
Strangers in a Strange Land: Landscape, Lifecourse and Lordship at the Neighbouring Dependent Priories of Barnstaple (Cluniac) and Pilton (Benedictine) |
| Zoe Cunningham |
The Perception and Treatment of Custom in the Laws of Late Medieval Europe |
| Henry Doss |
Piers Plowman, Poverty, the Church, and the Emergence of a Rhetoric of Protocapitalism |
| Gearoid Fitzgerald |
A Unique Vision? How was Gregory the Great’s vision of authority and leadership novel? |
| Sandy Gale | Prayer in Late Medieval Sermons |
| Anne Gwatkin |
'Sacred Space, Common Ground’. The Benedictine Material Patronage of Parish Churches: a Case Study of Dorset |
| Aymeric Lamy |
Constructing Authority: Rhetoric in the Formation and Regulation of Local Pre-Conquest English Communities, c.900-1100 |
| Tess LaValley |
The textual transmission of charms containing saints in late medieval England |
| Dan Leigh |
Medieval Medicine, Magic, and Theology |
| Marilyn Mannino | Villains in Middle English and Old French Arthuriana |
| Joe Neal |
Cistercian Abbeys in the Southwest |
| Dickon Perryman |
Coinage and Minting and Exeter and the South West in the Later Anglo-Saxon Period |
| Clementine Pursey |
The French Tongue and the English Body: On the construction of female identity through an acquired language, c. 1150-1350 |
| Jack Sudds |
Managing Britain’s Largest Wild Herbivores |
| Harriet Tait |
Lordship and Religion in Late-Medieval South-East England |
| Jessica Vining |
The Cistercians at Buckland Abbey |
The list of current doctoral students at the Centre (below) certainly isn't comprehensive, but is designed to give a sense of the scope of expertise and research interests among our many PhD candidates. For more information about postgraduate research at the Centre, see our dedicated page.