Humanities Nerds

Professor of British History, University of Manchester. Social historian of northern England. Currently partial to a bit of material culture, religion, digital community history, popular culture and boxing. 🗃️

# Chartism #C19th Radicalism #Cooperation #TradesUnions, #WorkingClassLiterature with forays into #Cricket #Punk & #Reggae & a reviving interest in Torquay United FC #COYY "In things essential, unity; in things doubtful, liberty; in all things, charity."

Professor of Early Modern History, University of Manchester, specialising in histories of sleep, healthcare practices, and supernatural beliefs.

無子養貓居士; Senior Lecturer (≈assoc prof) in Chinese Culture & History, Deputy Head of Modern Languages and Cultures, University of Manchester; 🇨🇦🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿; Building the Buddhist Revival (OUP 2020) https://academic.oup.com/book/33577; https://crta.info

Professor of Japanese Studies- University of Manchester; Interested in religion; Japan; media; violence; religious minorities; fear; temporalities; belonging; food. PI "Fear and Belonging in Minority Buddhist Communities" http://tinyurl.com/36rnykdy

British Academy Research Fellow, University of Manchester. Researching landscape & place, gods & rituals, (late) antiquity, amphitheatres, Egypt.

Historian, Manchester UK 🏳️‍⚧️

Early modernist working on women's writing & philosophy @cultphil.bsky.social‬ Interested in books, beads, birds and baking.

English Literature at the University of Manchester. Early modern translation, book history, digital humanities. Continental European Books in Early Modern England project. Dutchman with love of hills. Dad and cat companion.

Senior Lecturer in Early Medieval English Literature at the University of Manchester (https://research.manchester.ac.uk/en/persons/james.paz).

My research is on early modern kitchen gardens in France and England. Associate Prof/SL at U. of Manchester. Certified permaculturist.