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Future research
Childhood and emotion in early modern England
Moral regulation and gender in English towns, 1400-1600.
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’.
• 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).
•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)
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.
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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Projects 2005 2013
- 2 Finished
Living as a Child: Children's Experiences in England c. 1400-1750
Australian Research Council ARC
1/01/10 → 31/12/13
Project: Research
LX0561252: Household Strategies and Dynamics in England, 1400-1830
Maddern, P., Broomhall, S., Tarbin, S. & Sharpe, P.
Australian Research Council ARC
1/01/05 → 31/12/07
Project: Research
Research Output 1995 2018
‘Out of Place’: Solitude and social isolation in early modern travel writings
Henderson, J. C. 2018 (Unpublished)Research output: Thesis › Doctoral Thesis
Innovations in Cloth Manufacture in Early Modern England: the Demise of English Fine Wools and Rise of Spanish Merino Wool
Chevis, H. W. 2017 (Unpublished)Research output: Thesis › Doctoral Thesis
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Wool
Cloth
Innovation
Industry
Demise
Raising girls and boys: fear, awe, and dread in the early modern household
Tarbin, S. 2015 Authority, Gender and Emotions in Late Medieval and Early Modern England. Broomhall, S. (ed.). United Kingdom: Palgrave Macmillan, p. 106-130Research output: Chapter in Book/Report/Conference proceeding › Chapter (peer-reviewed)
Civic Manliness in London, c. 1380 - 1550
Tarbin, S. 2011 Governing Masculinities in the Early Modern Period: Regulating Selves and Others. Broomhall, S. & Van Gent, J. (eds.). Farnham, UK: Ashgate Publishing Limited, p. 23-46Research output: Chapter in Book/Report/Conference proceeding › Chapter (peer-reviewed)
Caring for Poor and Fatherless Children in London, c. 1350-1550
Tarbin, S. 2010 In : Journal of the History of Childhood and Youth. 3, 3, p. 391-410Research output: Contribution to journal › Article
Press / Media
Once upon a time: A brief history of children’s literature
Susan Broomhall, Joanne McEwan & Stephanie Tarbin
30/03/17
1 media contribution
Press/Media: Press / Media