David Harry Email & Phone Number

England, United Kingdom

Chester, England, United Kingdom

Chester, United Kingdom

Chester, United Kingdom

University Of Chester

https://www.chester.ac.uk/DHCentreProject manager and researcher for 'The Reception of Saints Shrines as Tangible Art: A Digital Barometer' recently awarded by the Paul Mellon Centre for Studies in British Art: http://dhchester.org/2016/11/02/paul-mellon-centre-award/

Parkgate Road Campus, Chester

http://www.chester.ac.uk/departments/history-archaeology/staff/dr-d-harryRecent papers: ‘Christianising Cicero: William Worcester and the Common Weal’, Sixteenth Century Conference, Bruges, September 2016.‘Epigraphy and Commemorative Culture in Pre-Reformation London’, University of Chester Seminar Series, University of Chester, February 2016.‘The “other” Salle Family: The Brigge’s and the Church of Ss Peter and Paul, Salle’, Public Lecture to be delivered in Salle Church as part of the Monumental Brass Society conference, Symbols in Life and Death, 18-20 September, 2015.‘“Now thus”: Encountering Death in Fifteenth-Century Norfolk’, Leeds Medieval Congress, July, 2015. Invitation to speak extended by Centre for Medieval Studies, University of Exeter.‘Martyrdom and Marriage: The Execution and Cult of John Fisher Reconsidered’, Harlaxton Medieval Symposium, Harlaxton College, July, 2015.

Bristol

Teaching Fellow in History at the University of Bristol.Selected research papers: ‘Caxton, Common-Profit and Commemorative Culture’, Tudor and Medieval London Seminar Series, Institute of Historical Research, June, 2014.‘Despair and Die: Mortality and Piety During the Wars of the Roses’, Richard III Society Study Weekend, ‘Death, Commemoration and (Re) Burial’, 30 minute lecture, April, 2014.‘"This short, dangerous and transitory life": Caxton and Commemorative Culture’, Fifteenth-Century Conference, Christ Church, Oxford, September 2013‘"Lordynges, prestes, clerkes and prechours": The Pastoral Responsibilities of Lay Men in Fourteenth- and Fifteenth-Century England’, Religious Men in the Middle Ages, University of Huddersfield, July 2012‘“Seint bernard seiÞ in his bok”: Translating Claustral Devotion in Thirteenth-Century England’, IMRS-MEMSA Conference, Durham, July 2012‘Visualising the Passion: The Sights and Sounds of the Secular Mass in Late Medieval England’, 47th International Congress on Medieval Studies, University of Western Michigan, Kalamazoo, May 2012‘Learning to Die in Yorkist England: Earl Rivers’ “Cordial”’, The Yorkist Age, Harlaxton Symposium, July, 2011'“Passive attendance”? Spiritual Communion and the Secular Mass in Fifteenth-Century England', Mapping Medieval Lives of Christ Conference, Queens University Belfast, June 2010‘‘Quod tu es, ego fui; quod ego sum, tu eris’: Cadaver Brass Inscriptions and the Monastic Heritage of Popular Piety in Pre-Reformation England’, Brasses Revisited Conference, IHR, London, September 27th, 2008. ‘Contemptus mundi piety in Pre-Reformation England’, 42nd International Congresses on Medieval Studies, University of Western Michigan, Kalamazoo, May, 2007

Thesis title: 'Monastic Devotion and the Making of Lay Piety in Late Medieval England, c.1350-1415'

Module Leader on the 2nd Year Unit: 'Religion, Politics and Society in Early Modern Europe, 1500-1700'.

Lectureship role including lecturing, seminar tutoring, unit co-ordination at undergraduate and postgraduate levels as well as teaching on team-taught modules. A complete list of modules taught is provided below (CV). This includes extensive teaching in early modern history, pastoral supervision of students and providing teaching cover for a staff on leave.

Doctor Of Philosophy (Phd), Late Medieval British History, Awarded November 2013

Activities and Societies: ‘Medieval Worlds’, ‘Fame and Fortune’, ‘Tradition and Renewal’, University of Bristol International Postgraduate.

Master Of Arts (Ma), Medieval And Early Modern History, Distinction

Bachelor Of Arts (Ba), English Literature, 1St