Dr Laura Sangha

Lecturer (E&S)

Extension: 3371

Telephone: 01392 723371

I am a historian of religious cultures in early modern England, investigating belief and practice during the 'long' Reformation c. 1450-1700. My primary research interests relate to processes of religious change in their social and political context, and encompass beliefs associated with the supernatural, patterns of disenchantment and re-enchantment, and the interface between 'official' and 'popular' expectations and mentalities. My first monograph, Angels and Belief in England 1480-1700 was published by Pickering and Chatto in February 2012.