Professor Pat Rogers FBA
- Fellow type
- International Fellow
- Year elected
- 2008
- Subjects
- History, Literature
Summary
Post: Professor Emeritus, University of South Florida Specialisms: 18th-century Britain, including literary, political, social and cultural history, with special concentrations in the history of the book and aspects of music, gardening and medicine Appointments: Distinguished University Professor and DeBartolo Professor in the Liberal Arts, University of South Florida 1986-2005 Other Institutions Fellow Sidney Sussex College (1964-1969) Professor of English University of Bangor (1973-1976) Professor of English University of Bristol (1977-1986) Visiting Fellow, Christ Church Oxford (1992) Visiting Professorial Fellow, School of Advanced Studies, University of London (2010) Honorary Visiting Professor of English University of Liverpool (2010-13) Website: http://english.usf.edu/faculty/progers/
Current post
DeBartolo Professor in the Liberal Arts, University of South Florida
Past appointments
University of Liverpool Honorary Visiting Professor of English
2013 -
Other Foreign Institutions Distinguished University Professor and DeBartolo Professor in the Liberal Arts, University of South Florida
1986 -
Other Foreign Institutions DeBartolo Professor in the Liberal Arts, University of South Florida
1986 -
University of Bristol Professor of English
1977 - 1986
University of Bangor Professor of English
1973 - 1976
Sidney Sussex College University of Cambridge Fellow
1964 - 1969
University of Cambridge Assistant Lecturer, University of Cambridge
1964 - 1969
Publications
Other Fellows of the British Academy
Professor Gordon Campbell FBA
Renaissance & seventeenth century English literature, especially John Milton; ancient & modern European literatures; cultural history, especially art, architecture, garden history, legal history & Biblical studies; the contemporary Islamic world
Professor James Raven FBA
British, western European and colonial literary, bibliographical and cultural studies; reading, library, and book trade history, the history of the novel, comparative global bibliography, Scandinavian studies.
Professor Ayanna Thompson FBA
Shakespeare, early modern literature, performance studies, and premodern critical race studies
