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#Competition time! Win a copy of Recipes and Book Culture in England, 1350-1600, edited by @CarrieGrif & @hannaballoo and published by @LivUniPress! Just follow us @FMRSI and retweet to enter! Winner announced on Friday 8th November. #medievaltwitter
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We're hiring!
Curator of Illuminated Manuscripts
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The deadline for applications is 9 February
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Women held a number of different medical roles in the medieval period, serving as healers and caregivers, wet nurses, hospital staff, midwives and paid professionals.
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My book on Julian of Norwich and well-being is now available to preorder with a discount from @ColumbiaUP! Code: CUP20
I'm hugely grateful for very generous endorsements from Rowan Williams, Liz Herbert McAvoy, @julieorlemanski, and Nicholas Watson.
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Call for Papers!
Please spread the word. The next #englishsharedfutures will be in York, from July 3rd-5th. We've got lots of great events and special sessions planned, and warmly welcome submissions.
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Congratulations to @Shaz_arch, winner of this fantastic book! We'll DM you, Sharon! Thanks to everyone who entered the competition!
#Competition time! Win a copy of Recipes and Book Culture in England, 1350-1600, edited by @CarrieGrif & @hannaballoo and published by @LivUniPress! Just follow us @FMRSI and retweet to enter! Winner announced on Friday 8th November. #medievaltwitter
We're extending the deadline for this comp to Monday! Do RT and give us a follow to enter!
#Competition time! Win a copy of Recipes and Book Culture in England, 1350-1600, edited by @CarrieGrif & @hannaballoo and published by @LivUniPress! Just follow us @FMRSI and retweet to enter! Winner announced on Friday 8th November. #medievaltwitter
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This week's Ó Cléirigh seminar in @ucddublin at 4pm on 8 Nov is: Courtney Selvage (UCD),
‘Mícheál Ó Cléirigh and the Composition of
Betha Farannáin’
Fáilte roimh chách /all welcome.
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'The Material Culture of Wills' - Call for volunteer transcribers!
This University of Exeter and National Archive research project is looking for a large number of volunteers to check early modern handwritten documents.
Check it out! - zooniverse.org/projects/hjsm…
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There's been such a lot of buzz around the @britishlibrary's wonderful new exhibition, Medieval Women: In Their Own Words, which runs until 2 March. Have you been already, or are you planning on going? Make sure to book your ticket here: tinyurl.com/yck27773
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🥳 I'm organising a conference! 🚨 #CfP (Re)Creating Stories, a conference on rewritings & adaptations of Old/Middle Irish narratives in Early Modern/ Modern Irish/Gaelic, up to & including 18th cy.
More details 🔗dias.ie/2024/11/05/call-for-…
Feel free to email me with any questions!
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In today's blogpost, we're exploring the margins of a truly monumental manuscript, a copy of the works of Birgitta of Sweden made for Syon Abbey and currently on display in our #MedievalWomen exhibition!
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The call is open!
Submissions for the REFORC Book Award 2025 are welcome before March 1, 2025.
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It's #Halloween and our fabulous new exhibition on #MedievalWomen has just opened! So of course we had to do a blogpost on MEDIEVAL WITCHES 🧙♀️😈🔥
Read it here🔗blogs.bl.uk/digitisedmanuscr…
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The 25th annual Irish Texts Society Seminar @UCC is coming up this Saturday, 9th November, and will consider Sgéalta Thomáis Uí Chathasaigh: Mayo Stories Told By Thomas Casey. You can register online at uccshop.ie/shop/the-twenty-f…
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Our bursary scheme is now open for applications! £750 available to early career researchers, independent scholars, or PhD students working on women's studies in our period (1558-1837). Deadline: 15 Dec 2024. Please spread the word! #funding #ECR #PhD womensstudiesgroup.org/bursa…
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