Elizabeth Burns-Dans

Elizabeth Burns-Dans is a Lecturer in the School of Humanities, Arts and Social Sciences at Murdoch University, affiliated with the College of Law, Arts and Social Sciences. Her research focuses on the History of Experience, exploring how human experiences of the past can be accessed through art. She holds a Doctor of Philosophy from the University of Notre Dame Australia, with a thesis titled Experiencing Print, Parisian Artists and the Book of Hours 1500–1530, and an MPhil on The Shadow in the Light, The Dark Romanticism of Francisco de Goya.

Education:

• PhD: University of Notre Dame Australia (201?) – Thesis: Experiencing Print, Parisian Artists and the Book of Hours 1500–1530
• MPhil: University of Notre Dame Australia – Thesis: The Shadow in the Light, The Dark Romanticism of Francisco de Goya
• Bachelor of Arts: University of Notre Dame Australia

Research interests include medieval and Renaissance art history, manuscripts, early printed texts (incunabula), and Australian historical contexts. Her work bridges art theory, historical methodology, and interdisciplinary approaches to understanding cultural heritage.

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