By Jay Hooper Edited by Mark Potter For many in Medieval England, the Church lay at the very centre of their communal identity. The...

By Aniqah Khan Edited by Krutika Sharma and Mark Potter “The theory of man and wife...the wife is to bend herself in loving submission...

Why did Feminism experience a revival in Britain in the late 1960s and 1970s? By Nathaniel Berkin Edited by Jaina Debnam and Mark Potter...

By Abigail Harrison [Edited by Jaina Debnam and Fenella Jenkins] Clive Barker’s 1987 film Hellraiser is arguably one of the most sexually...

By Zoë Dales Edited by Katie Simpson and Symran Annika Saggar Intersectional violence perpetrated against African American women in the...

By Kainaat Akbar Edited by Mark Potter and Symran Annika Saggar Figure 1: Phillip C. Hammond, “A Divorce Document from the Cairo Geniza.”...

By Safiya Ali Edited by Saundarya Mitter and Georgia Wood In the late nineteenth and early twentieth century, there were demands for...

‘The average woman wants a gun not a dishcloth!’ How convincing is this claim about female aspirations and activities in the Second ...

By Antonia Pyke Edited by Mark Potter Women were not peripheral actors of the early nineteenth and late twentieth century as they were...

By Saffron Kricha Edited by Saundarya Mitter & Mark Potter The passing of the Equal Pay Act, the Sex Discrimination Act and the advent of...

By Chloe Leanne Lamy Edited by Alice Routledge and Mark Potter To be a peripheral actor in history is to be on the side lines of action...

By Saundarya Mitter Edited by Charlotte Donnelly and Mark Potter There are multiple reasons as to why widowhood in the medieval period...

By Ronda Jerrard Edited by Todd Ballantine-Morris and Mark Potter Medieval widowhood has traditionally been interpreted as a positive...

By Joe Dredge-Fenwick [Edited by Krutika Sharma and Tertia Bloor] As admiral of China's largest pirate confederacy, Cheng I Sao...

By Zoë Dales Edited by Austin Steele and Symran Annika Saggar Figure 1: PC Gamer, 4/8, 1997 Since her appearance in Tomb Raider in 1996,...

By Sophie Ballinger Edited by Katherine Cornell and Mark Potter A Harlot’s Progress, the first of William Hogarth’s great morality...

By Alice Boynton Edited by Nadar Abdi and Mark Potter The Victorian era redefined gender roles, gender stereotypes and consequently, the...

By Anwen Iris Venn Edited by Mark Potter and Symran Annika Saggar The experience of conquered women from conquered men differs...

By Zoë Dales Edited by Siru Chen and Symran Annika Saggar It was the story of the Fox sisters that kickstarted the global emergence of...

By Kate Pechey Edited by Sonika Birdi and Symran Annika Saggar Ozu Yasujirō’s Tokyo Story (1953) and Kon Satoshi’s Millennium Actress...