“This research unit has made significant gains since REF2014, with respect to its world-leading, 4* profile across outputs, impact and environment in REF2021.
We are proud that they have achieved this while including 100% of their Teaching & Research staff in the submission.
Their impact which includes world-leading research contributes to culture and society in Northern Ireland and beyond.”
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People Involved
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Our Team
Name Role Bradford, R Professor Professor of Literary History & Theory Butler, S Dr Lecturer in English (Modern Fiction) Byrne, K Dr Lecturer in English De Ornellas, K Dr Lecturer in English Ferguson, F Dr Research Director - English Language and Literature Hancock, T Dr Lecturer in English Literature Jedrzejewski, J Professor Professor of English and Comparative Literature Keanie, A Dr Lecturer in English & History of the Irish Book McCracken, K Dr Lecturer Murphy, W Dr Lecturer in Irish Writing in English Ward, J Dr Lecturer in Early Modern English Literature White, K Dr Interim Head of School of Arts and Humanities
“We are very proud of the our record in research at Ulster University in English literature. We continue to produce outstanding work of exceptional quality.
We are delighted with the quality of our research environment. Ulster University is a brilliant place to nurture, develop and create world-leading and internationally excellent work in English literature.”
Enriching the Experience of Ulster-Scots Literature through Public Outreach, Broadcasting and Digital Preservation Research Outputs
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- Betjeman's Penelope: Untangling the Roots of "Late-Flowering Lust"'
- Biography as Myth-Making: Obfuscation and Invention in Victorian and Post-Victorian Literary Biography
- Edwardians on Screen: From Downton Abbey to Parade's End
- ‘English, Irished': Union and Violence in the Fiction of John and Michael Banim
- Existential precursors and contemporaries in Banville's Alex Cleave trilogy
- Lasting First Impressions : On the Origins of Ambivalent Attitudes to the Lake Poets, Cockney Keats, and Satanic Shelley
- Literary Rivals: Feuds and Antagonisms in the World of Books
- Memory and Enlightenment : Cultural Afterlives of the Long Eighteenth Century
- Meu Nome Sendo Chamado' : Ecfrase e autoinscricao nos livros de galenas de arte de Paul Durcan
- Mustabeens and Mightabeens: The Unknowability of English Renaissance Playwrights
- On Not Doing for England’s Bard What He Did for Ireland’s Bards: Samuel Ferguson’s Shakespearean Breviates
- Orwell: A Man of Our Time