Staff profile
Ms Cherrie Gottsleben
PhD Research
| Affiliation | Room number | Telephone |
|---|---|---|
| Member of the Department of English Studies |
Biography
Current Research:
My study includes debates on teleology in Shakespeare involving rival concepts of political history, along with Shakespeare’s reception of classical philosophy, Senecan Tragedy and Medieval Romance.
Publications:
‘Maestro Muti’s Shakespeare’. Review of Tchaikovsky’s ‘The Tempest’, Op. 18 and Mahler’s Symphony No. 4 in G Major, directed by Riccardo Muti (Chicago Symphony Orchestra), 24 April 2016. Appearing in Shakespeare 400 Chicago: Reflections on a City’s Celebration of Shakespeare, 2017, 138-140.
‘Paterson Joseph’s Sancho: A Life (Re)membered’. Review of Pemberley Productions’ & Oxford Playhouse’s Sancho: An Act of Remembrance, 21 February 2016. Appearing in Shakespeare 400 Chicago: Reflections on a City’s Celebration of Shakespeare, 2017, 51-53.
Victoria Mondelli and Cherrie Gottsleben (Eds). The Greenwood Encyclopedia: Love Courtship, and Sexuality Through History: Volume 3, The Early Modern Period (London: Greenwood, 2007).
‘Keeping Peace in Context: Milton’s Areopagitica as Ars Moriendi for an Immortal Nation’, in Milton, Rights and Liberties, ed. by Christophe Tournu and Neil Forsyth (Bern, Switzerland: Peter Lang Publishers, 2007), pp.133-141.
Conference Presentations:
“Milton and the Politics of Self-Concernment.” International Milton Symposium. (Université de Strasbourg), Strasbourg, France (June, 2019).
Supervisors:
Research interests
- Shakespeare
- Early Modern Drama
- Intellectual History
- Classical Reception
- Middle English Literature
- Milton
- Montaigne and the Self.
Esteem Indicators
- 0000: : Andrew Mellon Fellowship in French Paleography (2018): ;Center for Renaissance Studies, Newberry, Chicago, Illinois.
- 0000: : Conference Officer/Organiser: Medieval & Early Modern Student Association (MEMSA)