Dr Louise Holmwood Marshall
Reader
Head of Department (English & Creative Writing)
Contact Details
- Email: lom@aber.ac.uk
- Phone: +44 (0) 1970 622988
Teaching
Module Coordinator
- EN22120 - Place and Self
- EN38720 - Writing Women for the Public Stage, 1670-1780
- ENM1620 - Women, Fiction and Female Community, 1660-1792
Tutor
- EN37620 - A Virtuous Vice? or: the true HISTORY of the English NOVEL
- EN37730 - A Virtuous Vice? the True History of the English Novel ....
- EN38420 - Romantic Visions, Dangerous Worlds
- EN30000 - Undergraduate Dissertation
- ENM0120 - Research Skills
- ENM1620 - Women, Fiction and Female Community, 1660-1792
- EN30040 - Undergraduate Dissertation
Lecturer
- EL10220 - Language in the Modern World
- EN20120 - Literary Theory: Debates and Dialogues
- EN10020 - Encountering Texts
- EN10220 - Ancestral Voices
- EN20620 - Restoration & Eighteenth Century Literature
- EN22120 - Place and Self
Assistant
Publications
From Passive to Active Voices: Technology, Community and Literary StudiesMarshall, L. H. & Slocombe, W. 2011 Teaching Literature at a Distance: Open, Online and Blended Learning. Kayalis, T. & Natsina, A. (eds.). Continuum International Publishing Group, p. 99-11213 p.
National Myth and Imperial Fantasy: Representations of Britishness on the Early Eighteenth-Century StageMarshall, L. 2008 1st ed.Springer Nature. 240 p.
Women and Politics in Adaptations of Shakespeare's English Histories: Re-enacting the Nation, 1719 - 1745Marshall, L. 2006 In : Journal for Eighteenth-Century Studies.29, 1, p. 61-7717 p.
Patriotic women: Shakespearean heroines of the 1720sMarshall, L. 2005 In : History of European Ideas.31, 2, p. 289-29810 p.