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Jane Garnett is a tutor in modern history and a specialist in intellectual, cultural and religious history. She has published books and articles on topics such as economic ethics, Christian social philosophy, miracle-working images, diaspora and identity, and gender and art.
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Jane Garnett is an intellectual and cultural historian, who...
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Jane Garnett | Wadham College. Fellow and Tutor in Modern...
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Professor in Modern History. Affiliation: Faculty of...
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Jane E. Gurnett (born 12 March 1957, in Dorset) is an English actress known for her roles in British TV series Casualty (1994–1996), Dangerfield (1998–1999) and the second incarnation of Crossroads (2001–2003).
Jane Garnett is an intellectual and cultural historian, who has published on gender, religion, and visual culture, and on the history of debates about social and economic ethics. Her recent work has focused on the place of religion in shaping cultures of diaspora and migration.
Jane Garnett is a historian of intellectual, cultural and religious history, especially of the nineteenth and twentieth centuries. She has published books and articles on topics such as cults of miracle-working images, diaspora and art, and social and economic ethics.
Professor in Modern History. Affiliation: Faculty of History. Expert in: Diaspora, History of migration, Religion. Geographic focus: UK, Europe. Contact. E: jane.garnett@history.ox.ac.uk. Profile: https://www.compas.ox.ac.uk/people.
Jun 10, 2022 · Professor Jane Garnett of the History Faculty and Wadham College has been named Staff Champion in the Vice-Chancellor’s Diversity Awards. The award announcement pays tribute to Professor Garnett’s transformative impact on equality, diversity and inclusion – both within the Humanities Division and across the University.
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Jun 6, 2022 · At Wadham College, Jane has spearheaded numerous initiatives, supporting students individually and collectively, advocating for better support of care-experienced and estranged students and for a graduate disability scholarship. The award recognises her impact on equality and diversity in the University.
