Professor Steven Gunn
Tutor in History, Professor of Early Modern History
Academic Subject(s): History
Teaching
I teach British and European History between 1330 and 1700, including the undergraduate Special Subject 'The Trial of the Tudor State: politics, religion and society, 1540-1560' and the MSt/MPhil paper on 'State and Society in Early Modern Europe'. I supervise graduate students working on British and European political, social and cultural history in the period 1450-1600.
Research
My research interests are in the political, social, cultural and military history of England and its continental neighbours from the mid-fifteenth to the later sixteenth century. I am principal investigator of a project funded by the Economic and Social Research Council on everyday life and fatal hazard in sixteenth-century England.
Links
- Professor Gunn's page on the Faculty of History website
- 'Everyday death in Shakespeare's England' - A talk by Steven Gunn for the Bodleian Libraries' 'Shakespeare's Dead' exhibition
- The 2015 James Ford Lectures in British History: 'The English people at war in the age of Henry VIII'
- Listen to Steven Gunn on BBC Radio 4's 'In Our Time - The Battle of Bosworth Field'
- Listen to a podcast from That Shakespeare Life
