Natalie Tal Harries

Dr. Natalie Tal Harries is a Research Fellow at the Institute of English Studies, School of Advanced Study, University of London, specializing in English Romantic poetry with emphasis on ancient traditions and esoteric philosophy.

Her research portfolio includes:

• Romantic Poetry
• Neoplatonism
• Hinduism in English Literature
• Esoteric Philosophy
• Symbolism in Literature
• Coleridge Studies
• Shelley Studies

Dr. Harries completed her AHRC-funded doctorate at the University of Aberdeen in 2018, focusing on 'Neoplatonism and Hinduism in the Poetry of Coleridge and Shelley.' Her recent publications demonstrate sustained engagement with philosophical intersections in Romantic literature, particularly her 2021 chapter on Coleridge and Neoplatonism and 2013 work on Coleridge and Hinduism. Current research examines Percy Bysshe Shelley's late Indian influences, extending her analysis of cross-cultural literary transmission.

Her publication record reveals consistent thematic focus on Eastern and ancient philosophical systems within British Romanticism, contributing to global perspectives on literary exchange. This work bridges religious studies, intellectual history, and literary criticism through meticulous analysis of poetic texts.

As a Research Fellow, Dr. Harries operates within the Institute of English Studies' scholarly ecosystem without documented student supervision or grant details in available sources. Her position facilitates independent research within London's academic community, though no specific scientific awards are publicly recorded.