Suzannah Lipscomb: Research, TV and gender in the archives
Suzannah Lipscomb tells us about moving between the worlds of research and TV broadcasting, and the Tudor court and ordinary French urban communities. We hear about the way religious reformation intersected with gender and sexual honour.
For more on these ideas, see:
- Suzannah Lipscomb The Voices of Nimes: Women, Sex and Marriage in Reformation Languedoc 2019
- Suzannah Lipscomb and Tom Betteridge (eds.) Henry VIII and the Court: Art, Politics and Performance 2013
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