Medieval History
Scholars well-versed in the Brut tradition ? the process of compiling British history ? convened on campus this weekend to discuss their work on the Brut Chronicle, a 15th century manuscript detailing British history, in a three-day conference entitled ?From Medieval Britain to Dartmouth: Situating the English Brut Tradition.?
The event explored topics ranging from the development of book-making to the significance of the manuscript?s marginal annotations ? all centered around the narrative of Dartmouth?s Brut Chronicle, a 121-leaf manuscript written in Middle English prose.
Click here to read this article from The Dartmouth
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Medieval History
Scholars examine Brut Chronicle
Scholars well-versed in the Brut tradition ? the process of compiling British history ? convened on campus this weekend to discuss their work on the Brut Chronicle, a 15th century manuscript detailing British history, in a three-day conference entitled ?From Medieval Britain to Dartmouth: Situating the English Brut Tradition.?
The event explored topics ranging from the development of book-making to the significance of the manuscript?s marginal annotations ? all centered around the narrative of Dartmouth?s Brut Chronicle, a 121-leaf manuscript written in Middle English prose.
Click here to read this article from The Dartmouth
- Conference Report: 35th California Celtic Conference 2013
Myriah Williams, a doctoral student in ASNC, writes: As we gathered on the patio of Stephens Hall at the University of California, Berkeley, flying champagne corks and a cake aptly decorated with the Welsh draig goch reminded attendees of the California...
- Cfp On Late Old English Verse
Late Old English Verse This session focuses on Old English poetry datable to between c. 950 and 1150. Many of these poems are embedded in late annals in the Anglo-Saxon Chronicle; most of them were snubbed by being excluded from volume 6 of the Anglo-Saxon...
- Manchester Middle English Manuscripts Conference
In 2008 the John Rylands University Library, The University of Manchester, received funding from the UK's Joint Information Systems Committee to digitise its important collection of over forty Middle English manuscripts, including literary texts by...
- Early Middle English Soceity Cfp
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CRUSADE, JIHAD AND IDENTITY IN THE MEDIEVAL WORLD Dartmouth College October 3-4, 2008 Keynote Speakers Include Benjamin Kedar (Hebrew University) Maria Rosa Menocal (Yale) Speakers include Niall Christie, Matthew Gabriele, Robert Chazan, Jay Rubenstein,...