Greg Walker (academic)

Greg Walker is an academic specializing in the fields of early modern English literature, theatre history, and political culture. His research focuses primarily on the drama, poetry, and prose of the Tudor and Stuart periods, with a particular emphasis on the interplay between literature, politics, and religion.

Walker has held academic positions at several universities. He is known for his work on subjects such as the political uses of Renaissance drama, censorship and performance, the relationship between court and popular culture, and the representation of history and memory in early modern texts. His publications include monographs, edited collections of essays, and articles in leading scholarly journals. He has also contributed to the broader public understanding of early modern literature through lectures, talks, and participation in public engagement projects. His scholarship is characterized by a rigorous attention to historical context and a nuanced understanding of the complex social and political forces that shaped the literature of the period.