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Dominic Janes has MAs from Oxford University in History and from Birkbeck in Education and a PhD from Cambridge. M. Woolf,(7) ‘Treasures, death and display from Rome to the Middle Ages’, in eds E. Tyler and J. Grenville, (6) ‘The world and its past as Christian allegory in the early Middle Ages’, in eds Y. Hen and M. Innes, (5) ‘Wood, masonry and the construction of identity: comparing southern Britain and Gaul, 4th to 7th centuries’(4) ‘Treasure bequest: death and gift in the early Middle Ages’, in eds J. Hill and M. Swan, T. M. Devine and Jenny Wormald . Within this sphere he focuses on the histories of gender, sexuality and religion. He then worked as a director of studies for international students before moving to Birkbeck, University of London and then to Keele. Dominic Janes was born on February 11, 1994 in Tucson, Arizona, USA as Dominic Roque Janes Centorbi.
Dominic Janes Professor of Modern History, Keele University, author of Picturing the Closet: Male Secrecy and Homosexual Visibility in Britain and Visions of … April Harper and Caroline Proctor, (9) ‘Power, money and teaching quality: attitudes of part-time lecturers on an international study programme (US to UK) toward student evaluation of their teaching’, (8) ‘What English: ”Potato, potahto, tomato, tomahto”, let’s call the whole thing on’, in ed. Dominic Janes has MAs from Oxford University in History and from Birkbeck in Education and a PhD from Cambridge.
london His most recent books are Dominic Janes teaches, or co-teaches, a range of modules including: [50] ‘Regarding Pratt and Smith, the last couple of sodomites to be hanged in Britain’, in eds Sean Brady and Mark Seymour, [49] ‘W. After the Wrath of God. In addition to a spell as a lecturer at Lancaster University, he has been a research fellow at London and Cambridge universities. Clare Barlow, [43] ‘“Famous for the paint she put on her face”: London’s painted poofs and the self-fashioning of Francis Bacon’, in eds Simon Avery and Katherine Graham,[41] ‘Cecil Beaton, Richard Hamilton and the queer, Transatlantic origins of Pop Art’, [40] ‘Early Victorian moral anxiety and the queer legacy of the eighteenth-century gothic revival’, in eds Timothy Willem Jones and Lucinda Matthews-Jones, [39] ‘The scene of the crime: police photographs, visual culture and sexuality’, [38] ‘Gothic visions of classical architecture in Hablot Knight Browne’s “dark” illustrations for the novels of Charles Dickens’, [37] ‘John Foxe and British attitudes to martyrdom after the French Revolution’, in eds Janes and Houen,[36] ‘When “perverts” were religious: the Protestant sexualisation of asceticism in nineteenth-century Britain, India and Ireland’, [35] ‘Eminent Victorians, Bloomsbury queerness and John Maynard Keynes’ [33] ‘Oscar Wilde, sodomy and mental illness in late Victorian England’, [31] ‘The gothic arousal of architecture in Dickens’ [30] ‘“One of us”: the queer afterlife of Margaret Thatcher as a gay icon’, [29] ‘William Bennett’s heresy: male same-sex desire and the art of the Eucharist’, [28] ‘Homosociality and homoeroticism in the leading British educational magazine for children, [27] ‘Unnatural appetites: sodomitical panic in Hogarth’s [26] ‘Frederick Rolfe’s Christmas cards: popular culture and the construction of queerness in late Victorian Britain’, [25] ‘Vile bodies: Victorian Protestants in the Roman catacombs’, in ed. historian of british art, culture and history. Dominic Janes is a cultural historian who studies texts and visual images relating to Britain in its local and international contexts since the eighteenth century. Picturing the Closet. Dominic Janes Dominic Janes. He has lived in several countries including Malawi, Iraq, Indonesia and the United States.He is a cultural historian who studies texts and visual images relating to Britain in its local and international contexts since the eighteenth century. Sorry, but you must enable JavaScript to view the Keele website.Dominic Janes has MAs from Oxford University in History and from Birkbeck in Education and a PhD from Cambridge.
He has been the recipient of a number of research awards including fellowships from the AHRC and the British Academy. Anthony M. Petro . Rosie Cox and Ben Campkin, (10) ‘Sex and text: the afterlife of medieval penance in Britain and Ireland, in eds. Within this sphere he focuses on the histories of gender, sexuality and religion. Professorial Fellow. Cultural learning on an American ‘semester abroad’ programme in London’, (11) ‘Spiritual cleaning, priests and prostitutes in early Victorian London’, in eds. Mark Bradley, (24) ‘The “modern martyrdom” of Anglo-Catholics in Victorian England’, (23) ‘William Etty’s magdalens: sexual desire and spirituality in early Victorian England’, (22) ‘Thinking with the womb in early Victorian England: the life and work of Emma Martin’, in eds Andrew Mangham and Greta Depledge, (20) ‘“The Catholic Florist”: flowers and deviance in the mid-nineteenth-century Church of England’, (19) ‘Beyond “ignorance”: using the cultural stereotypes of Americans studying in the UK as a resource for learning and teaching about British culture’, (18) ‘Seeing and tasting the divine: Simeon Solomon’s homoerotic sacrament’, in eds Patrizia di Bello and Gabriel Koureas,(17) ‘Queer Walsingham’, in eds Janes and Gary Waller,(16) ‘Dickens and the Catholic corpse’, in eds Michael Hollington and Francesca Orestano, (15) ‘“Eternal master”: masochism and the sublime at the National Shrine of the Immaculate Conception, Washington, D.C’, (14) ‘The rites of man: the British Museum and the sexual imagination in Victorian Britain’, (13) ‘The shadow of the Passion: Protestants and the suffering Christ in nineteenth-century British art and text’, (12) ‘Beyond the tourist gaze? Professor of Modern History, Keele University