D.Phil. in Early Modern History, Oxford University, (1993)
MA in Humanities (English Literature and History), University of Louisville (1989)
BA in English and History, University of Louisville (1985)
Syllabi & Course Outlines
Research & Teaching Interests
Dr. Hamilton specializes in English history and literature, from the medieval period to the 20th century, with a special emphasis on medieval, Tudor and Stuart England. Her research interests are concentrated on the Tudor period, especially on women's history and 16th century rhetoricians. Her teaching interests include World History to the Enlightenment, England, and Western Europe.
Publications
- Thomas Swynnerton, Dictionary of Literary Biography, Volume 281: British Rhetoricians and Logicians, 1500-1600, 2nd Ser., (2003) pp. 311-318.
- Richard Taverner, Dictionary of Literary Biography, Volume 236: British Rhetoricians and Logicians, 1st Ser., (2000) pp. 248-259.
- "The Learned Councils of the Tudor Queens Consort," in State, Sovereigns and Society in Early Modern England, ed., C. H. Carlton (1998), pp. 87-101.
Forthcoming:
Articles on William Grocyn, William Latimer, Lady Joanna Lumley, and Richard Morison for new edition of the Dictionary of British Classicists.
Entry for William Thomas in new edition of the Dictionary of National Biography.
You can contact Dr. Hamilton by email at dlh7003@humboldt.edu.
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