Stephanie Tarbin

Dr, BA PhD W.Aust.

CASUAL TEACHING, Faculty of Arts, Business, Law and Education, School of Humanities
Research Officer, Faculty of Arts, Business, Law and Education, School of Humanities

https://orcid.org/0000-0002-4732-0779

Emailstephanie.tarbin@uwa.edu.au

The University of Western Australia (M204), 35 Stirling Highway,
6009 Perth
Australia

2 Citations
1 h-Index

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Personal profile

Future research

Childhood and emotion in early modern England

Moral regulation and gender in English towns, 1400-1600.

Funding overview

• Living as a Child: Children’s Experiences in England c.140-1750’ (ARC Discovery Grant, with Philippa Maddern and Claudia Jarzebowski).
• Convenor of the NEER Research Cluster ‘Children in Europe and the Australian Colonies, 1350-1850’.

Previous positions

2003-2007: Research fellow on the ARC funded Discovery Project, 'Beyond the Family: Fragmented families and household dynamics in England, 1400-1830' (Prof. Philippa Maddern, Dr Pamela Sharpe and Dr Susan Broomhall).

Current projects

Current projects:
•Living as a Child: Children’s Experiences in England c.140-1750’ (ARC Discovery Grant, with Philippa Maddern and Claudia Jarzebowski).
• Fragmented Families: Household Dynamics in England, 1350-1650 (Working title of monograph, co-authored with Philippa Maddern, under contract to Brepols).

Teaching overview

I teach medieval and early modern European history at all undergraduate levels and supervise postgraduate students working in the field of English social history, 1400-1850.

Units in 2013:
HIST1001 Old Worlds, New Empires (Semester 1)
HIST2013 Medieval and Early Modern Women (Semester 2)
HIST4015 Medieval London, 1100-1700 (History Honours seminar: Topics in Medieval and Early Modern History)

Research

General interests span late medieval and early modern social history; history of gender and sexualities; history of families and households; urban history. Areas of special interest include: moral regulation, poor children, single men, women's household relationships in medieval and early modern England.

Education/Academic qualification

History, PhD, The University of Western Australia

22 Feb 1993 → 20 Dec 1999

Keywords

Social history (late medieval and early modern)
Gender history
Sexuality, history of
Masculinity, history of
Family (and household), history of
Childhood, history of

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Blogging Medicine & Life Sciences

Mentors Medicine & Life Sciences

toy Social Sciences

emotion Social Sciences

History Arts & Humanities

Household Arts & Humanities

History of Literature Arts & Humanities

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Research Output 1995 2019

2 Citations
1 h-Index
9 Chapter
3 Article
2 Doctoral Thesis
1 Edited book/Anthology
3 More

In private: The individual and the domestic community

Goldberg, J. & Tarbin, S., 21 Feb 2019, Volume 3: A Cultural History of the Emotions in the Late Medieval, Reformation and Renaissance Age. Broomhall, S. & Lynch, A. (eds.). London: Bloomsbury Academic, Vol. 3. p. 123-139 17 p. ( The Cultural Histories Series).

Research output: Chapter in Book/Conference paper › Chapter