Bluestocking Oxford

Category: Humanities

Authorising Motherhood: Mother’s Legacies in Early Modern England as Religious Polemic

17th century, Arts, Humanities
The uneducated wife of Everest emerges from behind the mountain

20th century, Humanities
Critiquing Slavery in Aphra Behn’s Oroonoko

17th century, Arts, Humanities
Emily Wilson’s Iliad: Myth, Translation, and Gender in the Homeric Epics

Classical/ Ancient, Contemporary, Humanities
Margaret Thatcher, Neoliberalism and Friedrich Hayek

20th century, Humanities
‘A landmark in my memory’: Vernon Lee and il Palmerino

19th century, 20th century, Arts, Contemporary, Humanities
Mary Tudor, Fashion, and Influence: The Political Implications Inherent in Portrait of Queen Mary I

16th century, Arts, Humanities
Mrs. Humphry Ward and the ‘Forward Policy’

19th century, Humanities
Bush Studies: Barbara Baynton’s Ghostly Legacy

19th century, 20th century, Arts, Humanities, Uncategorized
Isabella Whitney’s ‘Wyll and Testament’ as a Single-woman’s Survival Guide

16th century, Arts, Humanities