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Flynn Allott is a Non-Stipendiary Lecturer in English at Oriel College, University of Oxford. He is completing an AHRC-funded DPhil thesis titled 'Cartography and the Craft of Seventeenth-Century Prose', examining how figures like Francis Bacon and Robert Burton were influenced by early modern geographical pedagogy. His research bridges literary studies with the history of science and scholarship, focusing on material texts and intellectual practices.
- Education: BA (2019, UCL), MSt in English (1550-1700, Oriel College), current DPhil candidate
Research interests include early modern pedagogy, the intersection of literature and learned cultures, and material textual analysis. Recent publications explore religious dialogue, Renaissance educational practices, and the role of cartographic metaphors in literary form.
- Awards: AHRC doctoral funding, Violet Vaughan Morgan Studentship (English Faculty)
Teaching focuses on early modern English literature (1550-1660). His work emphasizes interdisciplinary approaches to textual scholarship and the materiality of knowledge transmission.
