Personal Details Form - Anne Scott
| Title | Research Associate Professor |
| First name | Anne |
| Last name | Scott |
| Discipline / Department | English and Cultural Studies |
| Institution | University of Western Australia |
| Highest qualification | PhD |
| Date of qualification | 2001 |
| Email address | anne.scott@uwa.edu.au |
| Web address | |
| Telephone | 08 6488 2187 |
| Fax | 08 9293 2050 |
| Mailing address | School of Humanities M208 University of Western Australia 35 Stirling Highway CRAWLEY WA 6009 Australia |
| Thesis topic (for postgraduates) | |
| Current research interests | The iconography of poverty in medieval literature and art. General issues of poverty in the medieval and early modern periods. Medieval penitential manuals, particularly Handlyng synne and Manuel des Pechiez. |
| Past research interests | Piers Plowman and poverty |
| Publications | Publications Books Renaissance Drama and Poetry in Context: Essays for Christopher Wortham (Newcastle: Cambridge Scholars Publications, 2008), edited with Andrew Lynch. 'Piers Plowman and the Poor' (Dublin: The Four Courts Press, 2004), 263 p.: illustration; 24 cm Book chapters_ 'Handlyng Synne_ and Late Medieval Writing for the Laity', in _What Nature Does Not Teach: Didactic Literature in the Medieval and Early Modern Periods,_ed. Juanita Ruys, Disputatio 15, (Turnhout: Brepols, 2008). 'Thomas Hoccleve's Selves Apart': in Early Modern Autobiography: Theories, Genres, Practices, edited by Ronald Bedford, Lloyd Davis and Philippa Kelly (Ann Arbor: UniversityofMichigan Press, 2006). Sole-authored Journal articles 'Finding words to embody poverty: continuities and discontinuities in word and image from Piers Plowman to twenty-first century Australia', Medium Aevum Quotidianum 56, 2007 '"Nevere noon so nedy ne poverer deide": Piers Plowman and the value of poverty', Yearbook of Langland Studies, 15 (2001), 141-53. 'Discourses of Kingship in Measure for Measure and the Works of James I', Parergon, n.s. 15, 2 (1998), 71-93. |
| Recent grants | ARC Network seed-funding 2004 $10,000 ARC Network for Early European Research 2004-09, $1,6000,000. NEER Cluster funding (received 2006): i) Children in Europe and the Australian Colonies c1300 - 1850. ii) Manuscript Studies and Early European Research. UWA Research Grant 2007, $16,000 'Searching for the medieval poor in image and artefact'. |
| Other relevant information | Convenor of ARC Network for Early European Research (from Oct 2006). General Secretary of Australian and New Zealand Assoc for Medieval and Early Modern Studies 2000-2006. Co-editor of Parergon. Secretary of Perth Medieval and Renaissance Group. Steering Committee of CARMEN: Co-operative for the Advancement of Research in a Medieval European Network Member: International Piers Plowman Association Member: Early English Text Society |
Comments (2)
Dec 19, 2006
Elzbieta Majocha says:
Hello Anne, this instruction is from the HELP page Toby put together. Co...Hello Anne,
this instruction is from the HELP page Toby put together.
Confluence makes the new page a child of the first page, by default. To choose a different parent page or location, go to EDIT mode and when in edit click on 'Edit' at the end of the 'Location' line just under the "page title" window. Pop-up boxes allow you select a different space or parent page. From the drop-down menu displayed, select the 'Space' where you want your page to be located. In the 'Parent Page' input field, specify a parent, if needed, using the search icon.
the page is called How do I create a new page? in the space called Using Confluence
hope it works, ela
Dec 19, 2006
Elzbieta Majocha says:
PS when you move the page to another level, the link gets updated automatically,...PS when you move the page to another level, the link gets updated automatically, so when you are on your Personal Details page and you click on the Publications link it will now take you to where the page now is (without you needing to update the link), does this make sense?
ela