Professor Charlotte Scott

Staff details

Position Professor of Shakespeare Studies, Senior Tutor

Department English and Creative Writing

Email c.scott (@gold.ac.uk)

Phone +44 (0)20 7919 7475

Academic qualifications

PhD (Warwick, 2005)
MA (London, 2001)
BA, Hons. (London 2000)

Teaching

Convenor and tutor for 'Shakespeare'
Convenor and tutor for 'Literature of the English Renaissance'
Convenor and tutor for Shakespeare Pathway (MA in Literary Studies) and core module, Shakespeare and the Early Modern
Convenor and tutor for The Outsider in Shakespeare'
Tutor for 'Text and Performance module'

Areas of supervision

Shakespeare
Early Modern drama
Book History
The natural world in the Renaissance
Tudor social and economic history
Jacobean drama
Renaissance poetry
Children/childhood studies

Research Interests

I am interested in anything Shakespearean but my primary research interests focus on the relationship between the drama and social history.

Specifically, I am fascinated by the relationship between words and objects on Shakespeare's stage and how this defines his drama. My work has focused on books, nature and children and how Shakespeare creates his theatrical worlds.

My other areas of interest include, gender, story-telling, education, childhood, the natural world and art.

Publications

Book

Scott, Charlotte. 2018. The Child in Shakespeare. Oxford: Oxford University Press. ISBN 9780198828556

Scott, Charlotte. 2014. Shakespeare's Nature and the Cultivation of Culture. Oxford: Oxford University Press. ISBN 9780199685080

Scott, Charlotte. 2007. Shakespeare and the Idea of the Book. Oxford University Press. ISBN 9780199212101

Edited Book

Scott, Charlotte and McDonald, Russ, eds. 2016. An Anthology of Critcisim, 1945. Blackwell.

Bate, Jonathan; Rasmussen, Eric and Scott, Charlotte, eds. 2006. The RSC Shakespeare: The Complete Works. Palgrave Macmillan. ISBN 978-0230200951

Book Section

Scott, Charlotte. 2017. Incapable and Shallow Innocents. In: Richard Preiss and Deanne Williams, eds. Childhood and Education on the Early Modern Stage. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, pp. 58-78. ISBN 9781107094185

Scott, Charlotte. 2017. 'Incapable and shallow innocents'. In: Richard Williams and Deanne Pries, eds. The Cambridge Companion to Childhood and Education on the early Modern Stage. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, pp. 58-78. ISBN 9781316145685

Scott, Charlotte. 2016. Shakespeare's Theatre, Company and Rivals. In: Kirilka Stavreva, ed. British Literature Volume 4. Farmington Hills, MI: Gale.

Scott, Charlotte. 2015. Polyolbion. In: , ed. The Faerie Land and Poly Olbion. UNSPECIFIED.

Scott, Charlotte. 2013. '"To show ... and so to publish": Reading, Writing and Performing in the Narrative Poems'. In: Jonathan Post, ed. The Oxford Handbook of Shakespeare's Poetry. Oxford: Oxford University Press, pp. 377-395. ISBN 978-0199607747

Scott, Charlotte. 2012. Reading Strange Matter: Shakespeare's Last Plays and the Book of Revelation. In: Andrew Powers, ed. Late Shakespeare, 1608–1613. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, pp. 158-171. ISBN 9781107016194

Scott, Charlotte. 2012. Strange Matter: Shakespeare's Late Plays and the Book of Revelation. In: , ed. Shakespeare’s Late Plays: Texts and Contexts. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press.

Scott, Charlotte. 2011. 'Dark Matter: the Forest in Titus Andronicus and A Midsummer Night's Dream'. In: , ed. Shakespeare Survey. UNSPECIFIED.

Scott, Charlotte. 2011. 'To show ... and so to publish': Reading, Writing and Performing in the Narrative Poems. In: Jonathan Post, ed. The Oxford Companion to Shakespeare's Poetry. Oxford: Oxford University Press, xx.

Scott, Charlotte. 2009. William Shakespeare. In: Jay Parini, ed. Great British Writers, Retrospective supplement. III Andover: Gale, Cengage Learning, pp. 269-288.

Scott, Charlotte. 2009. 'William Shakespeare'. In: Jay Parini, ed. British Writers: Retrospective Supplement III. Charles Scribners & Sons. ISBN 978-0684315997

Scott, Charlotte. 2008. 'Still Life?: Anthropocentrism and the Fly in Titus Andronicus and Volpone'. In: Peter Holland, ed. Shakespeare Survey, 61. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press. ISBN 978-0521898881