Eilidh Kane

Eilidh Kane is a Senior Lecturer at the University of Glasgow, specializing in early modern literature with a focus on collaborative authorship and textual studies. Her research examines the works of Thomas Middleton and William Shakespeare, particularly their co-authorship dynamics and the socio-cultural contexts of early modern print culture. She explores themes such as compositorial errors' impact on meaning, pamphlet collaborations during the plague, and the textual construction of plays like Timon of Athens.

• Key research areas: Middleton's collaborations, early modern textual practices, authorship attribution, and the intersection of print culture with political and social issues.
• Notable contributions include rethinking Middleton's collaborative works through methodologies that bridge literary criticism and material textuality.

Her work has been published in journals like Journal of Early Modern Studies and Glasgow Review of Books, and she has presented at multiple academic conferences. Her doctoral thesis (2014) established foundational insights into Middleton’s collaborative practices.