Person

Schouten de Jel, Joshua

Associate Lecturer in English Literature; primary research interest is Romantic literature, specifically the way in which classical mythology and philosophy came to be incorporated by William Blake as part of his private mythopoeia (but also as part of a wider Romantic aesthetic), questions relating to ontological formulations of self-identification and self-actualisation, as well as the theological discourses connected with the tradition of Dissent throughout the long eighteenth century.