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IMPORTANT
Pre-1600 manuscripts, including restricted items, can now be consulted in person @britishlibrary
Readers should register for a new reader pass and bring a letter of recommendation for restricted items
Please read these FAQs for more information:
bl.uk/research/#reading-room…
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I very much enjoyed editing this @postmedieval cluster of essays on GROUNDS FOR A TRANS-REGIONAL MEDIEVAL STUDIES, BEYOND THE GLOBAL.
Access my intro: link.springer.com/article/10….
Links to each of the other articles below; should provide full-text access #medievaltwitter
ALT Image of title text: "Significant geographies of the Middle Ages: Cluster introduction." See https://link.springer.com/article/10.1057/s41280-024-00305-6
Issue 15.1 of /postmedieval/ is out 👀 with an amazing essay cluster ‘Grounds for trans-regional medieval studies, beyond the global,’ edited by @julieorlemanski and including articles by @intermedieval, Xiaofei Tian, Sharon Kinoshita, and Jan Volek 👉 link.springer.com/journal/41…
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🏰🎷Medieval job claxon 🎺🏰: Join the Medieval English community in the Netherlands and apply for this Assistant Professorship in Utrecht (fulltime, 12 months with prospect of permanent employment):
uu.nl/en/organisation/workin…
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We are delighted to announce the introduction of The Simon Gaunt Postgraduate Travel Grant.🧵
The aim is to enable postgraduate students to travel abroad for a potentially career-transforming international event or activity.
Closing date: April 12th 2024
sfs.ac.uk/funding/the-simon-…
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Thank you to all SAC colleagues and contributors - it’s been wonderful working with you!
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British Library makes its entire collection of pre-1600 manuscripts of works by Chaucer available online: theguardian.com/books/2023/o…
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We're delighted to announce that all of our pre-1600 manuscripts of the works of Geoffrey Chaucer have now been digitised!
Check out today's blogpost for a full list of all the manuscripts and links to the images:
blogs.bl.uk/digitisedmanuscr…
#Chaucer
ALT Three portraits of Geoffrey Chaucer, two showing him in a grey robe and holding a rosary, the third showing him with an open book, the portrait enclosed within a decorated initial 'W'.
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New issue just published! Check it out here: escholarship.org/uc/ncs_peda… Featuring two special clusters: "Retellings of Medieval Texts in the Classroom" (ed. @eva_von_c and @Philou_W), and "The Social Value of Medieval Studies" (ed. Gregory Sadlek) (1/3)
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Exciting news: We're now hiring FOUR TT positions that could be affiliated with the Marco Institute!
Medieval Lit/Lang apply.interfolio.com/130790
Medieval Latin apply.interfolio.com/130669
History of Gender/Sexuality apply.interfolio.com/130738
Early Modern East Asia apply.interfolio.com/130760
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We're hiring! @UTKEnglish is looking for a TT Assistant/Associate Professor in #Medieval Literature & Language, to teach Old or Middle English (with specialism in either); #DigitalHumanities, medical humanities, or #globalmedieval encouraged!
To apply: apply.interfolio.com/130790
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We were all shocked to learn of the sudden death of Clive Burgess. Clive was a member of the Harlaxton Medieval Symposium steering committee and an expert in the history of late medieval religion. (1/3)
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Premodernists! As a current editor, I hope you'll consider applying for (& spread the word about) this position: /postmedieval/ seeks new Editors-in-Chief (as current editors roll off in staggered fashion) (1/3)
BIG NEWS: /postmedieval/ seeks new Editors-in-Chief!
Apply by Oct 1, for position starting *either* Jan 2024 or Jan 2025, to publish theoretically driven scholarship on premodernity & ongoing reverberations.
Full details: docs.google.com/document/d/1…. Please boost & share!
ALT Image of journal title on cover: "postmedieval: a journal of medieval cultural studies" (white letters on a red background)
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I count Twitter Hearts as Virtual Hugs!
INTERNATIONAL HUG A MEDIEVALIST DAY - March 31, 2023 - National Today nationaltoday.com/internatio…
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Our brilliant Managing Editor at /postmedieval/ has a new job, alas — so, we're hiring! Part-time, remote work starting late-March 2023, pay US$17,500 annually or equivalent in other currency. See doc for details; please share widely! #medievaltwitter
docs.google.com/document/d/1…
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An important collection with what looks like an exceptional article by my wonderful colleague Shazia Jagot @yorkmedieval / @UoYEnglish ! Very exciting stuff!
SAC 44 is now out! Essays by Ruth Evans, Shazia Jagot, E.M. Rose, Christine M. Neufeld, @TheMedievalDrK, Mary Raschko, Thomas C. Sawyer, and Natalie Calder. AND a superb Colloquium on consent, ed. by Carissa M. Harris & Fiona Somerset. muse.jhu.edu/issue/49423 1 of 4 @NCS_Chaucer
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An unexpected visitor has been found rummaging through our archive boxes this morning
#ElfOnAShelf
ALT Elf pictured with itself sandwiched in a half-opened box as if in the process of climbing in on a shelf in a repository
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New piece up in Slate on history of rape apologism in Chaucer Studies! And thanks to the incredible efforts of our editors and @SebSobecki and @euanroger, responses from Carissa Harris, Sarah Baechle, and me are now open access in the Chaucer Review! #chaucerliferecords
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Never thought I'd see the day when a KB writ was printed in the NYT. Let alone with the story on the front page!! #legalrecords @UkNatArchives – at Wexford, Ireland
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Geoffrey Chaucer and Cecily Chaumpaigne: Rethinking the Record. Blog post summarising the new research @UkNatArchives blog.nationalarchives.gov.uk… – at Walthamstow, London