Medieval History
A proposed new centre for the study of medieval European literature based in York and Odense is set to become a reality thanks to an award of nearly £4.5 million funding from the Danish National Research Foundation.
The Centre of Excellence, which will be jointly based at the University of Southern Denmark and the University of York, will radically change the way in which medieval European literature is studied, allowing researchers to look at literature from a pan-European perspective, rather than one based on traditional national boundaries.
Click here to read this article from Medievalists.net
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Medieval History
Multi-million funding for centre for medieval European literature
A proposed new centre for the study of medieval European literature based in York and Odense is set to become a reality thanks to an award of nearly £4.5 million funding from the Danish National Research Foundation.
The Centre of Excellence, which will be jointly based at the University of Southern Denmark and the University of York, will radically change the way in which medieval European literature is studied, allowing researchers to look at literature from a pan-European perspective, rather than one based on traditional national boundaries.
Click here to read this article from Medievalists.net
- Congratulations
Congratulations to Dr Paul Russell (soon to be Prof. Paul Russell) who has been promoted to a personal Chair of Celtic in the Department of Anglo-Saxon, Norse & Celtic, and to Dr Rosalind Love, who has been promoted to a Readership, from 1st October...
- Fears That Fire Cover Changes Would Put York's Historic Buildings At Risk
A second conservation watchdog has claimed that proposed changes in York city centre fire cover will put medieval buildings at increased risk of destruction. The York Conservation Trust claims firefighters will take too long to get to fires in several...
- Fifth Conference On The Cultural Heritage Of Medieval Rituals
On October 25-26, the Centre for the Study of the Cultural Heritage of Medieval Rituals, a center funded by the Danish National Research Foundation, organized its fifth conference at the Theological Faculty of Copenhagen University, Denmark. Papers were...
- 2 X Fully-funded Phd Studentships In Either Medieval Literature Or Medieval Studies Department Of English And Centre For Medieval Studies At The University Of York
Closing date for applications: 27 January 2014 Applications are invited for two PhD studentships, available from October 2014. Studentships are funded by the Centre for Medieval Literature (CML).CML is funded by the Danish National Research...
- New Book
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