Medieval History
- Return To Anglo-saxon Government?
Dr Levi Roach writes: Anglo-Saxon government?and specifically assemblies?have received some interesting coverage recently. The self-proclaimed ?Mercian witan? in particular has been promoting the idea that modern democracy needs to return to its ?Anglo-Saxon...
- Call For Papers: Anglo-saxons 2016 - Exchange: Cultures, Ideas, And Materials
Call for Papers: Anglo-Saxons 2016 - Exchange: Cultures, Ideas, and Materials Please find below details of the first Call for Papers for Anglo-Saxons 2016, a postgraduate and early-career multidisciplinary conference to be held at the University...
- 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...
- Crossing Borders: Hybridity And Hegemony In Post-conquest England
As of Sept. 1 (I'm still behind posting): We are still soliciting submissions for the following session sponsored by the International Long Twelfth Century Society: "Crossing Borders: Hybridity and Hegemony in Post-Conquest England: There are many...
- Samla Cfp: Dedaline June 26
On behalf of the Southeastern Medieval Association's Old English session at the upcoming South-Atlantic MLA conference, we invite papers for a session on cultural intersections in Anglo-Saxon England. We invite papers addressing the integration of...
Medieval History
CFP
Call for Papers: Anglo-Saxon and Old Saxon Cross-Cultural
Connections (1)
This session builds on a previous session in 2012 comparing the Heliand and Beowulf. Two similar cultures that in part at least grew out of the same roots in the late Roman period and certainly at various points in time influenced one another. Yet, other than studies in comparative metrics, there has been very little comparative study of these two cultures or much of any depth on their mutual influence nor how they developed differently after the migration of some Saxons to England. Such comparative analysis is long overdue and promises to yield a greater understanding of the medieval Northwest in Europe.
- Return To Anglo-saxon Government?
Dr Levi Roach writes: Anglo-Saxon government?and specifically assemblies?have received some interesting coverage recently. The self-proclaimed ?Mercian witan? in particular has been promoting the idea that modern democracy needs to return to its ?Anglo-Saxon...
- Call For Papers: Anglo-saxons 2016 - Exchange: Cultures, Ideas, And Materials
Call for Papers: Anglo-Saxons 2016 - Exchange: Cultures, Ideas, and Materials Please find below details of the first Call for Papers for Anglo-Saxons 2016, a postgraduate and early-career multidisciplinary conference to be held at the University...
- 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...
- Crossing Borders: Hybridity And Hegemony In Post-conquest England
As of Sept. 1 (I'm still behind posting): We are still soliciting submissions for the following session sponsored by the International Long Twelfth Century Society: "Crossing Borders: Hybridity and Hegemony in Post-Conquest England: There are many...
- Samla Cfp: Dedaline June 26
On behalf of the Southeastern Medieval Association's Old English session at the upcoming South-Atlantic MLA conference, we invite papers for a session on cultural intersections in Anglo-Saxon England. We invite papers addressing the integration of...