Medieval History
- Conference Report: 'converting The Landscape'
Dr Brittany Schorn writes: The ?Converting the Isles Network?, based in the Department and supported by the Leverhulme Trust, held its fourth colloquium on the 22nd and 23rdof March at Bangor University. Despite somewhat hazardous travel conditions...
- Conversion And Social Change
Dr Roy Flechner writes: On 12 May the International Research Network 'Converting the Isles' held its second colloquium in Cambridge, entitled 'Conversion to Christianity and Social Change in the Insular World'. The colloquium consisted...
- Job Vacancy In Asnc
The Faculty is seeking to appoint a part-time (0.6 FTE) Network Facilitator in the Department of Anglo-Saxon, Norse, and Celtic with effect from 1 August 2012, or as soon as possible thereafter, for 15 months. The appointee will assist the Principal Investigator...
- Round-up Of Recent Awards In Asnc
The Leverhulme Trust has made a grant to the Department for an international network entitled ?Converting the Isles: Conversion to Christianity in the Insular World?. Máire Ní Mhaonaigh will serve as Principal Investigator for the grant, working in...
- Cfp: Irish Conference Of Medievalists
Call for papers The 28th Irish Conference of Medievalists will take place in University College Dublin, 1--3 July 2014 The Irish Conference of Medievalists is an interdisciplinary forum that welcomes papers on all aspects of Irish...
Medieval History
Literacy, Memory and the Conversion of the Isles
Dr Brittany Schorn writes:
Literacy, Memory and the Conversion of the Isles
November 2-4, 2012
University College Dublin
The Leverhulme Trust Converting the Isles network, based in ASNC, looks forward to our next colloquium this week at University College Dublin. Its theme of 'literacy, memory and the conversion of the Isles' will explore conversion and literate culture. We will ask how literacy developed in the context of the spread of Christianity, whether there was ever an independent non-ecclesiastical literate culture, and how we can use written texts to gauge the interaction between Christian and traditional cultures. Please see our website for a full programme, registration information and, in due course, podcasts and other materials from the colloquium. We hope to see you in Dublin!
- Conference Report: 'converting The Landscape'
Dr Brittany Schorn writes: The ?Converting the Isles Network?, based in the Department and supported by the Leverhulme Trust, held its fourth colloquium on the 22nd and 23rdof March at Bangor University. Despite somewhat hazardous travel conditions...
- Conversion And Social Change
Dr Roy Flechner writes: On 12 May the International Research Network 'Converting the Isles' held its second colloquium in Cambridge, entitled 'Conversion to Christianity and Social Change in the Insular World'. The colloquium consisted...
- Job Vacancy In Asnc
The Faculty is seeking to appoint a part-time (0.6 FTE) Network Facilitator in the Department of Anglo-Saxon, Norse, and Celtic with effect from 1 August 2012, or as soon as possible thereafter, for 15 months. The appointee will assist the Principal Investigator...
- Round-up Of Recent Awards In Asnc
The Leverhulme Trust has made a grant to the Department for an international network entitled ?Converting the Isles: Conversion to Christianity in the Insular World?. Máire Ní Mhaonaigh will serve as Principal Investigator for the grant, working in...
- Cfp: Irish Conference Of Medievalists
Call for papers The 28th Irish Conference of Medievalists will take place in University College Dublin, 1--3 July 2014 The Irish Conference of Medievalists is an interdisciplinary forum that welcomes papers on all aspects of Irish...