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Inclusive Humanities
Projects — Research Centre for

Inclusive Humanities

Projects

Our members work on a wide range of research projects, you can learn more about them below.

Box Office Bears: Animal Baiting in Early Modern England

Dr Andy Kesson

British Academy Hearth Tax Project

Dr Andrew Wareham

Creed Project

Dr Ashley Cocksworth

Desire for God is Human Nature

Professor Fiona Ellis

Methodist Learning Project

Dr Clare Watkins and Post-doctoral Researcher Dr James Butler

Representing the Rights of Nature - Learning from the Maori

Dr Neil Williams and Professor Jérémie Gilbert

Rhythms of Feeling in the poetry of TS Eliot, Edward Lear and Stevie Smith

Dr Jasmine Jagger

Reynolds’s portrait. Source: Reynolds’s Miscellany, I/1 (7 Nov. 1846): front page

The G.W.M. Reynolds Society

Dr Mary Shannon

The International Journal of James Bond Studies

Dr Ian Kinane

The Romantic Illustration Network

Professor Ian Haywood

Theology and Action Research Network

Dr Clare Watkins

UK Catholic Practical Theology Network

Dr Clare Watkins