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Bonnie Lander Johnson took her DPhil at Oxford in 2012 and has held Fellowships at Selwyn and Newnham Colleges, as well as contributing to the Cambridge Centre for Research in the Arts, Social Sciences and Humanities. In 2022, she moved to Downing College as a Fellow and College Associate Professor, where she directs studies in Part II English Tripos, focusing on Shakespeare, Renaissance Literature, and Tragedy. Her research intersects with various fields such as literature, cultural history, and botanical studies, reflecting a broad academic engagement with both historical and contemporary issues in literature. Johnson's recent publications include her monograph "Vanishing Landscapes" and contributions to academic collections on literature and plants. She also plays a significant role in convening research groups exploring the intersection of literature and botany, showcasing her commitment to interdisciplinary research. Johnson’s work underscores the cultural significance of botanical themes and their representation in literature, facilitating a deeper understanding of the relationship between nature and literary traditions.
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