Kathryn Hempstead
DPhil Candidate
Merton College
Thesis Title: The Sociability of Recipes: Expertise, Aspiration, and Attribution in Seventeenth Century English Recipes Explored in Part Through Digital Quantitative Methods
Supervisors: Professor Adam Smyth, Professor Abigail Williams
Research Interests: History of the book, digital humanities applications in historical inquiry, material cultures of food, food history, history of knowledge, history of medicine, authorship, embodied practice, gender
Conference Papers:
'Authorship and Agency: Finding Nuance in Early Modern Gender Studies through Printed Instructional Books', University of Sydney History Postgraduate and Honours Conference, November 2022, Sydney, Australia.
