Members
English
Peter Middleton: science and literature; modern and contemporary poetry; poetry performance; ecology and climate change; critical theory; gender studies; philosophy and literature
Film studies
Michael Williams: Cinema and sexuality; Film stardom; Antiquity and cinema; sexuality in the heritage film; representation of the male body; British cinema
History
Eve Colpus: Gay culture in Britain since 1970; popular culture and homosexuality
Peter Clarke: Sexuality in medieval England; the Papacy and heresy
Mark Cornwall: 19th and 20th century Europe, especially East Central Europe; masculinity and youth movements; decriminalization; gay space
Julie Gammon: 18th and 19th century history of sexuality, especially England; legal aspects; children; lesbian culture
Sarah Pearce: Sexuality in the ancient world; the Bible; Ptolemaic Egypt; Jewish Perspectives
Mark Stoyle: Transgender identities and sexuality in 17th century England
Joan Tumblety: 20th century French history; sexuality and the male body; health culture
Jonathan Conlin: 18th century French diplomat and transperson the Chevalier d’Eon after whom the Beaumont Society is named
Modern Languages
Laurence Georgin: Gender studies; travel writing; Canadian literature
Philosophy
Fiona Woollard: normative ethics; applied ethics; philosophy of sex.