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'Power, Agency, and Imperial Politics: The Case of Julia Augusti' Research Essay
I am proud to present the outcome of my first Summer as part of the Laidlaw program. I am continuing to work on an extended cut version of this essay which adopts a comparative approach, bringing together case studies of Julia Augusti and Livia Drusilla.
Natalie Sen-Yen Ng
(She/Her)
Student, University of Cambridge
Hi, I'm Natalie, an incoming second-year student at the University of Cambridge reading History. I am an international student from Sydney, Australia!
In my degree, I specialise in early modern European intellectual history, though my Laidlaw project centres on an exploration of imperial women's power and agency in the Augustan age, employing a case study of Julia the Elder.
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