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Clare Monagle is a Professor in the School of Humanities at Macquarie University. She holds a PhD from Johns Hopkins University (2007) and previously worked at Monash University (2007–2014). Her research focuses on medieval intellectual history, particularly gendered categories in scholastic thought (1150–1520) and the 'medievalism' shaping modern discourses on progress and modernity. Key projects include 'Sexing Scholasticism: Gender in Medieval Thought 1150–1520' (2014–2018) and 'Christian Consciousness Raising: Magdalene Journal and Australian Feminism' (2020–2021). Her work bridges medieval and contemporary thought, addressing themes like civil religion, environmental ethics, and feminist historiography. Media contributions include analyses on medievalism in climate debates and modern politics. She has published widely across journals, edited volumes, and monographs, with a focus on theologians like John of Salisbury and Duns Scotus.
Education: PhD (Johns Hopkins University, 2007); Monash University graduate.
Research Interests: Medieval institutions, scholasticism, gender studies, medievalism in modern contexts, emotional history, and feminist theology.
Grants & Projects: Two major research projects funded between 2014–2021. Outputs span 47 publications, including books like European Women’s Letter-writing (2023) and numerous encyclopedia entries.
Labs/Teams: Engages in interdisciplinary collaborations, particularly in medieval studies and feminist theory.
