SCHANG Marie-Cécile
Université de Bretagne-Sud
Théâtre et opéra-comique au XVIIIe siècle; les liens entre théâtre et musique; le lyrisme; le Kitsch.
SCHMID Susanne
Freie Universität Berlin, Institut für Englische Philologie Department Studies.
English; history of sociability; British salons; English romanticism; history of drinking.
SETTE Miriam
Eighteenth, nineteenth and twentieth British literature.
SPARWASSER SOROKA Hannah
McGill University
Working at the the junction of early modern intellectual, medical, Jewish, and Atlantic World history.
PhD supervisor: Brian Cowan
STEFANOVSKA Malina
University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA), Department of European Languages & Transcultural Studies.
Seventeenth- and eighteenth-century literature and culture; autobiographical expression; graphic novels.
TADIÉ Alexis
University of Paris Sorbonne
English Literature; Philosophy; History of Ideas; India; Middle East; Social Practices.
UENO Hiroki
Hitotsubashi university and Keio University (SFC Institute)
History of the French and Scottish Enlightenments; the influence of early modern republicanism on eighteenth-century Europe.
VASSET Sophie
Université Paris Cité
History and representation of the body in the eighteenth century; spa history; medicine and literature; history and representation of sterility
WALTHER David
Department of British and North American Studies, University of Greifswald
British contemporary literature; post-colonial studies; gender and ecology discourses.
WALTON Charles
University of Warwick, Department of History, Early Modern and Eighteenth Century Centre
French history, Ancien Régime, Enlightenment and Revolutionary France, with emphases on rights, political economy and socio-economic justice.
WETHERALL DICKSON Leigh
Northumbria University.
The early history of mental health and the relationship between Regency literature, politics and celebrity; the celebrity body and the spectacle of illness.
WILLIAMSON Gillian
Eighteenth-century social history; newspaper culture and popular politics in mid-eighteenth century Westminster.