Elizabeth Ritchie, MA, MPhil, PhD

Doctor

  • IV25 3HN

    United Kingdom

Accepting PhD Students

Projets de doctorat

Cultural and social history of Scotland 1700-1950; emigration to North America 1700-1950

20052025

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Research Expertise

Scottish emigration to Canada, 1783-1851

Catholic-Protestant relations in the Scottish Highlands

Education in the Scottish Highlands

Highland Evangelicalism

Gender and the Family in the Scottish Highlands, 1750-1850

My main research interests lie in the social and cultural history of the early nineteenth-century Highlands, with an especial focus on religion, education and the family. In addition, I am developing a research project on how emigration to Canada affected family life for Scots from 1782-1850. I am happy to supervise PhD students in any aspects of the social and cultural history of the Highlands between 1700 and 1900, or in the history of Scottish emigration to North America in that period. I especially enjoy work that involves fieldtrips and collaborating with local schools, organisations and heritage groups.

Teaching Expertise

Unless otherwise stated, topics refer to Scottish History, with a special interest in Highland History

  • Rural history
  • Agriculture and landscape
  • Clearances
  • Emigration, 1700-1950
  • Internal migration, 1700-1900
  • Religious history, 1700-1900
  • Social and economic history of women, 1700-1900
  • History of the family, 1700-1900
  • Scots in North America, 1600-1950
  • Scottish identity in North America, 1600-1950

Services Expertise

High School classes:

- 'Highlanders and Slavery'

- 'Scottish Emigration to Canada'

Frequent speaker at local history, heritage and U3A societies

Local history mini film project, Goslpie Inn (2015-16)

MacKay Country Oral History Workshops (2014-15)

Bettyhill Adult Education weekend (2013)

Conference organisation:

- Land and People in the Northern Highlands Conference (2014)

- John A. MacDonald and the Scots Canadian connection (2010)

Board Member:

- Historylinks Museum, Dornoch (2013-present)

- Women's History Scotland (2012-present)

- EDINA Statistical Accounts (2011-15)

Historical Consultant for:

- Clearances iphone App (Timespan Heritage Centre, Helmsdale, 2012)

- Dunnet and Canisbay Community Council Local History Scoping Project (2010-11)

Qualification académique

Doctor of Philosophy, The Faith of the Crofters: Religion and Identity in the Scottish Highlands, 1793-1843, University of Guelph

Date d'octroi: 1 janv. 2010

Master of Philosophy, Women on the Home-front: Civil War Massachussetts, University of Glasgow

Date d'octroi: 1 janv. 2002

Bachelor of Arts, The Issue of Race within Second Wave American Feminism, University of Glasgow

Date d'octroi: 1 janv. 2001

Keywords

  • F1001 Canada (General)
  • D204 Modern History

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  1. Life below water
    Life below water
  2. Life on land
    Life on land
  3. Peace justice and strong institutions
    Peace justice and strong institutions

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