Research output per year
Research output per year
Personal profile
Biography
Lucinda has taught at the Centre for Open Learning since 2009. She is also a tutor for European History and other undergraduate history courses in the Department of History.
Her own research is focused on sixteenth-century Italian cardinalate households as focal points for the study of patronage, service and consumption, among other aspects.
With her background in languages and translation, she teaches Language Paper Two, a full-year honours translation course in the Italian Department.
Outside teaching, she is a literary translator and has published around twenty titles, for the most part in history and history of art.
Teaching
In 2019-20 I will teach the following 10-week courses at the Centre for Open Learning
Winter term: The Republic of Venice: Myth and Reality c. 1400-1650 (10 credit points)
Spring term: Machiavelli and Politics. Culture and Society in Renaissance Italy (10 credit points)
Summer term: Women in Early Modern Italy (10 credit points)
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Research output
- 1 Anthology
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Dialogue on the Errors and Abuses of Painters: Giovanni Andrea Gilio
Bury, K. (ed.), Byatt, L. (Translator) & Richardson, C. M. (ed.), Apr 2018, Malibu CA: The Getty Research Institute. 280 p. (Texts and Documents)Research output: Book/Report › Anthology
Activities
- 1 Invited talk
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Open Lectures - Republicanism in mid-sixteenth century Italy
Lucinda Byatt (Invited speaker)
2019Activity: Academic talk or presentation types › Invited talk