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Gregory Tate is a Senior Lecturer in Victorian Literature at the University of St Andrews' School of English. He holds a doctorate from the University of Oxford (2009) and has taught at Surrey University and Oxford colleges before joining St Andrews in 2015. His research focuses on 19th-century literature, with specialties in Romantic and Victorian poetry, literature and science, grammar/multilingualism, and periodical studies. He has authored two monographs, edited volumes for Oxford University Press, and secured major grants like the AHRC-funded 'Victorian Literary Languages' network (2022-23).
- Education: BA University of Sheffield, MPhil/PhD University of Oxford
- Awards: AHRC/BBC New Generation Thinker (2013), British Academy Mid-Career Fellowship (2017-18)
- Grants: AHRC-funded research network (2022-23), British Academy Fellowship (2017-18)
His research explores intersections between literary form and scientific discourse, with notable work on Humphry Davy, Thomas Hardy, and Arthur Hugh Clough. He supervises PhD students in Victorian studies and has published widely on gender, grammar debates, and interdisciplinary approaches to 19th-century texts.
Current projects include a book on Victorian literary style and grammar debates, reflecting his ongoing engagement with language and cultural history.
