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Rob Gossedge  BA, MA, PhD (Wales)

Dr Rob Gossedge

BA, MA, PhD (Wales)

Teams and roles for Rob Gossedge

  • Dean of Undergraduate Studies for the College of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences, Senior Lecturer

    Arts, Humanities & Social Sciences

  • Senior Lecturer

    Literatures & Visual Cultures

Overview

My research focusses on English Literature.

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Research

I am currently revising my thesis on nineteenth- and twentieth-century retellings of the Arthurian story for book publication. It is the first sustained account of modern Arthuriana to concentrate wholly on English, Welsh, Cornish and Scottish rewritings of the legend, and it pays particular attention to the role scholarship plays in determining the meaning of the medieval in the modern world.

My next research project is a study of American medievalism: a monograph on the relationship between American culture and the literature of the Middle Ages.

Research interests

  • Arthurian legend
  • Robin Hood
  • formations of British and American medievalism from the eighteenth century to the present
  • myth and modernism (especially the use of medieval culture in modernist writing)
  • Celticism and Britishness
  • Welsh writing in English
  • Evelyn Waugh and his contemporaries

Teaching

I am interested in a wide range of medieval and modern topics, from Robin Hood to D.H. Lawrence and I teach a number of modules on the undergraduate BA English Literature: The Robin Hood Tradition, Myth and Modernism and Late Medieval Literature, as well as contributing to the King Arthur in the Nineteenth and Twentieth Centuries component for the MA English Literature.

News articles

Leading Cardiff academics publish latest books on modern British culture and artistic expression

Modern British culture explored: The New Elizabethan Age and Verse Drama in England

31 October 2016

Leading Cardiff academics publish latest books on modern British culture and artistic expression

Contact Details

Email [email protected]
Telephone +44 29208 75618
Campuses John Percival Building, Room 2.14, Colum Drive, Cardiff, CF10 3EU