Dr. Jacqueline Tasioulas

Biography

Professor of Medieval English at Clare College, University of Cambridge, Jacqueline Tasioulas focuses on literary studies from the medieval period with an emphasis on Chaucer and early Tudor literature. She completed her undergraduate education at the University of Glasgow, where she earned a Master of Arts degree, before pursuing her doctorate at the University of Oxford as a Snell Exhibitioner at Balliol College. Tasioulas's academic career includes positions as a Junior Fellow at New College, Oxford, followed by a lectureship at the University of Stirling. Since 1999, she has served as a College Teaching Officer and University Teaching Officer at Cambridge. Her research interests include the interaction of literature with science and theology, specifically within the framework of the medical humanities. Tasioulas has published extensively, with recent articles examining Robert Henryson and his exploitation of Chaucerian legacies. Additionally, she has supervised graduate students in topics related to Chaucer and medieval Scots.

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