Andrews, Deborah Louise (2013) Creation at the interface between deaf and hearing worlds: the journey of a maker, from theatre to literature, in search of accessible aesthetics and texts. PhD thesis, University of Glasgow.

Coles, Thomas Alexander Cazel (2013) B.S. Johnson: a topological approach. MPhil(R) thesis, University of Glasgow.

Dahal, Tanka Prasad (2013) The wooden house. MPhil(R) thesis, University of Glasgow.

Dallachy, Fraser James (2013) A study of the manuscript contexts of Benedict Burgh's Middle English 'Distichs of Cato'. PhD thesis, University of Glasgow.

Domke, Rebecca (2013) Romantic disillusionment in the later works of Mary Shelley. PhD thesis, University of Glasgow.

King, Henry Marcus (2013) 'Out from under the body politic': poetry and government in the work of C.H. Sisson, 1937-1980. PhD thesis, University of Glasgow.

Macklin, Victoria Ursula (2013) The power of the breast and cane – how literary mother-figures challenged social constructions of femininity 1787-1825. PhD thesis, University of Glasgow.

Miller, Susan (2013) Shelley’s early fiction in relation to his poetics and his politics: an assessment. Not waiting to see the event of his victory. PhD thesis, University of Glasgow.

Morris, Michael (2013) Atlantic Archipelagos: A Cultural History of Scotland, the Caribbean and the Atlantic World, c.1740-1833. PhD thesis, University of Glasgow.

Murphy, Amy Tooth (2013) Reading the lives between the lines: lesbian literature and oral history in post-war Britain. PhD thesis, University of Glasgow.

Small, Douglas Robert John (2013) Dementia's jester: the Phantasmagoria in metaphor and aesthetics from 1700-1900. PhD thesis, University of Glasgow.

Szilágyi, Anikó (2013) (Translating) book three of Alasdair Gray's Lanark into Hungarian. MPhil(R) thesis, University of Glasgow.

Williams, Vivien Estelle (2013) The cultural history of the bagpipe in Britain, 1680-1840. PhD thesis, University of Glasgow.

Wiseman, Sam (2013) Transience, technology and cosmopolitanism: the reimagining of place in English modernism. PhD thesis, University of Glasgow.