Miss Jade Riddle
PhD Candidate
Pro Vice-Chancellor (Student Learning)
Division of Academic and Student Engagement
Jade completed her PhD in 2018 with the School of Architecture and Built Environment, The University of Adelaide. Her research work focuses on representations of urban and architectural space, particularly in the early modern period, and how they interact with and are mediated by emotion, both collective and individual. She also works in partnership with the Australian Research Council's Centre of Excellence for the History of Emotions 1100-1800, an internationally renowned humanities research centre.
Jade is a member of the ‘History, Theory and Culture’ research cluster with the School of Architecture and Built Environment; and also the ‘Space, Cities and Emotion’ international research cluster with the Centre for the History of Emotions.
My current project explores the role of emotion in representations of city spaces in the early modern period. Focusing on the city space of London between 1580 and 1730 and explores how ideas associated with particular places shaped the emotions, identities and social status of its inhabitants. Seeking to understand how city spaces and socially-constructed emotions constituted and influenced one another, it uses historical source material to understand how emotionally-laden representations of the suburbs located it as ‘other’.
-
Expand
-
Education
Date Institution name Country Title 2018 The University of Adelaide Australia PhD 2012 University of Adelaide Australia Master of Landscape Architecture 2010 University of Adelaide Australia Bachelor of Design Studies -
Research Interests
2017 ARC Centre of Excellence for the History of Emotions Symposium Bursary Scheme and The School of Architecture and Built Environment Research Funding Scheme 'Mapping the Emotional Cityscape' symposium costs (with Dr Katie Barclay), $7500
2016 Sharing Space in the Early Modern World Conference Bursary, $200
2015-2017 ARC Centre of Excellence for the History of Emotions Postgraduate Fellowship, $28,000
2014-2017 University of Adelaide Professions Postgraduate Divisional Scholarship, $78,900
2014-2017 School of Architecture and the Built Environment Research Grant, $4000
2012 AR Riddle Grant for Postgraduate Coursework Studies, $300
2011 Australian Federation of University Women Diamond Jubilee Bursary, $4000
2008 University of Adelaide Principal’s Scholarship, $5000
2016/2017 Designing Research Methods (M.Arch/M.Larch). School of Architecture and the Built Environment, University of Adelaide. (Tutor, Marker)
2017 Thinking about Emotion in Historical Perspective (B.A). Department of History, University of Adelaide. (Tutor, Marker, Guest Lecturer and Content Writer - Emotion and the City Module)
Connect With Me
External Profiles
