Severine Genieys-Kirk

Accepting PhD Students

PhD projects

women writers across Europe with a focus on FRance, England, Germany, Italy and Spain, from the16th to the19th centuries (including novelists, playwrights, poets, historians, diarists, journalists, and philosophers).

The history of feminism

Translation in the long eighteenth century, and in the 19th century (France/England/Spain/Italy and Germany)

Baroque and Romantic literature and the visual arts

Post-modern theatre and film with a focus on adaptations of early modern works/ early modern lives, and the recuperation of the past.

2 Finished
3 Active

5 results

Active

Cultural Encounters between North, South, West and East: Mapping the Digital Future of European Women Writers before 1900
Genieys-Kirk, S.
27/06/18 → …
Project: University Awarded Project Funding
Learning to see the power of women in Europe and to from the Renaissance to the Present
Genieys-Kirk, S.
8/09/16 → …
Project: University Awarded Project Funding
BRITISH CONFERENCE GRANT: SEVERINE GENIEYS-KIRK: UT PICTERA POESIES AND THE QUERELLE DES FEMMES
Genieys-Kirk, S.
British Academy & Learned & Prof Socs
1/10/07 → …
Project: Research
Finished

Race, Religion, and Communities of Friendship: Contemporary French Islamophobia in Literature and Film
Genieys-Kirk, S. & Thomson, A.
Arts and Humanities Research Council
1/06/23 → 30/09/23
Project: Research
Women's spaces, bodies and voices:a cross cultural of female authored fiction in early modern Europe
Genieys-Kirk, S.
AHRC
15/11/10 → 14/03/11
Project: Research

Severine Genieys-Kirk

Projects

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Cultural Encounters between North, South, West and East: Mapping the Digital Future of European Women Writers before 1900

Learning to see the power of women in Europe and to from the Renaissance to the Present

BRITISH CONFERENCE GRANT: SEVERINE GENIEYS-KIRK: UT PICTERA POESIES AND THE QUERELLE DES FEMMES

Race, Religion, and Communities of Friendship: Contemporary French Islamophobia in Literature and Film

Women's spaces, bodies and voices:a cross cultural of female authored fiction in early modern Europe