History
The History Subject Area at NTU engages in a wide range of research, temporally and geographically, situated within the School of Arts and Humanities.
Overview
Research Contact: Dr Natasha Hodgson
The History Subject Area specialises in a number of disciplines. From the Crusades and the Latin East to the Americas, and from the sixteenth to twentieth centuries, with strengths in medieval and early modern European history, the history of technology in a global context, and nineteenth and twentieth century European studies.
Research Centres
The History Subject Area is linked to one main research group:
The main research activity sits within the Centre for the Study of Religion and Conflict.
This centre has been established in order to increase understanding of the origins, ideology, implementation, impact and historiography of religion and conflict in the medieval and early modern periods. Conflicts exhibiting religious elements incorporate not just military engagements but also social, political, cultural and economic forms of historical data, forming a common strand between Medieval and Early Modern worlds.
The following Research Projects are linked to this Subject Area:
- Leading From the Front: Command and Leadership in the British and Irish Civil Wars
- Campaigning in the Crusader States
- Crusading Masculinities
- From Myth to Majesty: an historical exploration of fifteenth-century British royal genealogies
- Emotional Landscapes in the Early Modern period
- Origins of Identity and Myths of Empire: Spain and Mexico, from the late medieval to the early modern period
- Poverty, Charity and Welfare in Early Modern Scotland
- The Wailing Woman: La Lllorona and Day of the Dead
The following Impact Case Studies are linked to this Subject Area:
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