Professor Helen Cooper FBA

Fellow type
UK Fellow
Year elected
2006
Subjects
Literature, Medieval studies

Summary

Helen Cooper is Emeritus Professor of Medieval and Renaissance English at Magdalene College, University of Cambridge.

Current post

Emeritus Professor of Medieval and Renaissance English, Magdalene College, University of Cambridge; Honorary Fellow, University College, Oxford

Past appointments

Magdalene College, University of Cambridge Professor of Medieval and Renaissance English

2004 - 2014

University College, University of Oxford Tutorial Fellow in English

1978 - 2004

Murray Edwards College, University of Cambridge Junior Research Fellowship

1971 - 1974

Publications

Shakespeare and the Medieval World

Helen Cooper - Published in 2010 by The Arden Shakespeare

Paperback edition 2012

Oxford Guides to Chaucer: The Canterbury Tales

Helen Cooper - Published in 1989 by Oxford University Press

Pastoral: Medieval into Renaissance

Helen Cooper - Published in 1978 by Boydell & Brewer

Other Fellows of the British Academy

Professor André Vauchez FBA

Western Medieval History; History of Christianity; Researches on the medieval conception of holiness and on the sacralization of space and time ; Francis of Assisi and the Franciscan history. Dissent and Orthodoxy in the West (X-XV centuries)

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Professor Nancy Edwards FBA

The archaeology of Wales and Ireland c. AD400-1150; early medieval inscribed stones and stone sculpture and the archaeology of the church; antiquarians and Welsh archaeology

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Professor Elisabeth van Houts FBA

European history, 900-1300: Latin historiography, biographical writing and memorial traditions; Anglo-Continental socio-political relations and cultural exchange; the role of women and gender.

Elisabeth van Houts FBA

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