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Dr Ryan Tristram-Walmsley

ESRC Post Doctoral Research Fellow, History

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Ryan Tristram-Walmsley is an historian of modern Britain, specialising in the history of emotions. He earnt his bachelor’s degree from the University of Liverpool, his master’s from the University of Amsterdam, and his doctorate from the University of Kent, where he secured a Marie Skłodowska-Curie Joint Doctorate grant to research the first emotional history of migrants in postwar Britain. Ryan joins the faculty as an ESRC postdoctoral fellow to consolidate the research he conducted during his doctorate.

Areas Of Expertise

Modern History
Modern British History
The History of Emotions
The History of Experience

Taught Modules

HIH124 Britain and the World, 1800 to 2000

This module will provide an overview of the history of British politics, society, culture, and the economy from c. 1800 to the present, from a national and international perspective. The lectures and seminars for this module will give students the opportunity to engage closely with events, processes, and people - both male and female, from diverse ethnic backgrounds - who contributed to the making of the modern British state and society, and who defined Britain¿s relationship with the wider world. We will discuss the transformative impact of warfare, Empire and colonialism, industrial and technological change. We will also consider the significance of race, class, and gender, and how they relate to national sentiment and social and political emancipation movements in Britain and beyond.

Dr Ryan Tristram-Walmsley

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Taught Modules

HIH124 Britain and the World, 1800 to 2000