Ross Moncrieff

Graduate Associate
University of Oxford
Email: [email protected]
Website: Personal / faculty page
Biography
Ross Moncrieff is a PhD student in history at All Souls College, Oxford, where he also holds a Fellowship by Examination. He researches early modern British understandings of China and is broadly interested in intellectual history from a global and comparative perspective. He did his undergraduate degree in Ancient and Modern History at Lincoln College, Oxford, and holds master’s degrees from Christ’s College, Cambridge and Fudan University, Shanghai. He has published peer-reviewed articles on early modern intellectual history and literature in The Journal of Early Modern History, Renaissance Studies, and Cahiers Élisabéthains. He is currently the co-convener and co-founder of Oxford’s first seminar in Early Modern Global Intellectual History.
Selected publications
- Article · 2026 When sinologists were geologists: Chinese chronology in early modern England and the heterodox Chinese studies of Robert Hooke and John Beaumont Intellectual History Review
- Article · 2026 British Understandings of Manchu–Chinese Relations in Qing China and Sino-British Diplomacy, c.1792–1842 The English Historical Review How British views of Manchu–Chinese relations shaped Sino-British diplomacy, c. 1792–1842.
- Article · 2026 Mythology, Chronology, Idolatry: Pagan Antiquity and the Biblical Text in the Scholarly World of Guillaume Bonjour (1670–1714), written by Felix Schlichter Journal of Early Modern History
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