Alice Leonard

Dr Alice Leonard is a Research Fellow specializing in early modern literary and book history, with a focus on the culture and history of error in early modern England. Her work examines how perceptions of error manifested and evolved across epistemological contexts including natural philosophy, travel literature, and print culture during the 16th-18th centuries.

Her current research projects include co-editing the Notebooks volume of The Complete Works of Thomas Browne for Oxford University Press and authoring a monograph titled Early Modern Bookspace under contract with Cambridge University Press. This work positions her at the intersection of textual scholarship and historical epistemology.

Her primary research domains encompass:

• Early Modern Literature
• Book History
• History of Error
• Print Culture
• Natural Philosophy
• Thomas Browne Studies

While specific grant details and student supervision information are not publicly documented in the provided materials, her editorial work on major scholarly editions demonstrates significant contribution to the field of early modern studies through rigorous textual analysis and historical contextualization.