Erin started following the work of Rob Carson, Hobart & William Smith Colleges, English and Comparative Literature.
Erin started following the work of Rebecca Roberts, Teesside University, History.
Erin started following the work of Crawford Gribben, Trinity College Dublin, School of English.
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Papers
Melancholy, Medicine, and the Arts
A short piece for The Lancet on the history of melancholy, particularly in Renaissance Europe. Includes discussion of Albrect Durer, Shakespeare, and Romantic poetry.
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Seen by: and 35 moreTo Be or Not to Be Sad?
I talk with Penny Bailey of the Wellcome Trust about my research into sadness in Shakespeare's plays and times.
In Our Time - The Anatomy of Melancholy
Archived recording of a programme on Radio 4 devoted to Robert Burton's Anatomy of Melancholy. Presented by Melvyn Bragg and featuring Julie Sanders, Mary Ann Lund, and Erin Sullivan.
Anti-Bardolatry through the Ages – or, why Voltaire, Tolstoy, Shaw and Wittgenstein Didn’t Like Shakespeare
An article for Opticon1826 on the reasons why four famous readers of Shakespeare objected to his writing.
