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Angus Gowland is a Professor of Intellectual History at University College London, specializing in early modern Europe. His primary research interest focuses on intellectual history, particularly in relation to psychology, medicine, and natural moral philosophy. He has notably worked on Robert Burton's 'Anatomy of Melancholy', exploring early modern theories of melancholy within their philosophical, religious, and political contexts. Gowland's teachings encompass courses on the history of political thought from classical antiquity to the twentieth century, as well as the ideas of human nature during the European Renaissance. He is also involved in supervising PhD candidates on topics related to European intellectual history and early modern political thought. His significant publications include works on melancholy and the influence of Robert Burton, revealing deeper insights into early modern cultures.
University College London • London
Faculty member focusing on intellectual history and supervising students.