Barbara Gribling
Honorary Fellow
Department of History
Durham University
United Kingdom
Biography
Barbara Gribling is Member in the Institute of Medieval and Early Modern Studies, Honorary Fellow (Modern British History) in the Department of History and Member in the Centre for Visual Arts and Culture.
Research Interest
Barbara Gribling’s research focuses on modern British cultural history from the eighteenth to the twentieth centuries. She is interested in perceptions of the past, consumer culture and national identity.Interests include Consumerism and consumer culture, History of childhood, Modern British History, Public history and Uses of the past.
Publications
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Gribling, Barbara (2004). From Life to Legend: Nationalism and the Image of Edward the Black Prince. Years Work in Medievalism 19: 54-63.
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Gribling, Barbara (2006). The Importance of Being Edward: Edward the Black Prince and the Making of a Medieval English Hero, 1750-1903. Bulletin of International Medieval Research 12: 3-20.
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Gribling, Barbara (Forthcoming). The Dark Side of Chivalry: Victory, Violence and the Victorians. In Chivalry and the Medieval Past. Stevenson, Katie & Gribling, Barbara Boydell and Brewer.
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Gribling, Barbara & Stevenson, Katie (Forthcoming). Chivalry and the Medieval Past. In Chivalry and the Medieval Past. Stevenson, Katie & Gribling, Barbara Boydell and Brewer.
