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Completed PhDs in Victorian Studies (From 2000 onwards) |
 2000
- Grace Moore: Dickens’s Others: Discourses of Class, Race and Colonialism in the Work of Charles Dickens.
- Ann Swyderski: Emily Dickinson and Elizabeth Barratt Browning: “The Outer – from the Inner/ Derives It’s Magnitude”.
2001
- Anne Anderson: The High Art Maiden: Edward Burne-Jones and The Girls on The Golden Stairs. Women and British Aestheticism c. 1860-1900.
2003
- Clare Bainbridge: Noble Bastards: The Silver Fork Novel, Politics and History.
- Elizabeth Galway: From Nursery Rhymes to Nationhood: Constructing Canadian National Identity through Children’s Literature, 1867-1911.
- Gail Levitt: Anti-Vivisection Writing 1875-1910 and its Cultural Context.
- Hilary Margaret Markwick: Constructions of Masculinity in the Novels of Anthony Trollope.
- Ann Oakins: The Moral Art of Charles Reade: Celibacy and the Construction of Gender.
2004
- Martin Delveaux: Early Green Narratives and the Rise of Bioregionalism. An Ecocritical Perspective on British Fiction, 1880-1920.
- Patricia Milton: ‘A Scythia Within England’: The Literary Representations of Dartmoor, from Early Times to 1914.
- Suzanne Nunn: Lines of Engagement: Changing Representations of the Doctor Through the Middle-Class Appropriation of Graphic Satire 1800-1858.
- Maria Fernanda Penaloza: Ethnographic Curiosity and the Aesthetics of Othering: Nineteenth-Century British Representations of Argentine Patagonia.
- Tim Worth: Imperial Attitudes: G.A. Henty: Empire, Nationhood and Character.
2005
- Oliver Jenkin: Factional Pasts: The Shifting Relations Between Nineteenth-Century Historiography and Historical Fiction, 1814-1870.
- John Michael Smith-Rawnsley: Baggy Monsters in Cages: The Ragged Trousered Philanthropists and the Limitations of Literary Realism.
- Florina Tufescu: Oscar Wilde's Decadent Plagiarism: The Spectacular Restoration of Classical Theory and Practice.
2006
- Christopher Barker: The Stone and the Shell: The Image of the Arab and the Romantic Sublime in the Poetry of Wordsworth and Coleridge.
2007
- Laura Daniels: Victorian Psychology in Sensation and New Woman Fiction.
- Sunie Fletcher: Beauty, Flowers and Flesh: Female-Aesthete Novelists of the Fin de Diecle and Beyond.
- Christopher Pittard: Purity and Genre: Late Victorian Detective Fiction.
2008
- Tamsin Kilner O'Byrne: Empire of the Imagination: Victorian Popular Fiction and the Occult.
- Halle Marshall: Bilogy and Possibility: The Scientific Writings of Grant Allen, 1858-1899.
- Keith Hooper (Supervisor: Ana Vadillo): Ecclesiastical Documentarist and Angelic Gospel Writer: Religious Representations in the Early Works of Dickens.
2009
2011
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