Medieval History
Tolkien 2009 ?Ten Years of History? event to be held on August 15th-16th
2009 [no location given]
The Asociación Tolkien Argentina (A.T.A.) is a non-profit cultural and
literary association
founded by Dr. Ricardo Irigaray and Mr. Jorge Ferro in 1999
2009 marks the tenth anniversary of the A.T.A. founding and will hold, as it
is already
customary every year, an event presenting conferences, lectures and debates,
live music and parades, games and leisure activities related to Middle earth
and many other attractions linked to Professor Tolkien?s works and
fantastic-epic literature in general.
More Information: www.tolkien.org.ar
e-mail contact: [email protected]
- Kalamazoo, And Tolkien Too
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- New Book Examines The Influence Of Medieval Welsh On Tolkien
J.R.R. Tolkien once wrote: ?I love Wales?and especially the Welsh language?. Now, a Cardiff University academic has explored Wales? influence on Tolkien in the first book-length study of his debts to Welsh language and literature. Tolkien and Wales: Language,...
- Atherton On Tolkien (trans.) & Tolkien (ed.), Beowulf
J.R.R. Tolkien (trans.) and Christopher Tolkien (ed). Beowulf: A Translation and Commentary, together with Sellic Spell. London: HarperCollins, 2014. 448pp. Reviewed by Mark Atherton Beowulf is "the major piece of Old English verse...
- Smol Reviews Ferré, Dictionnaire Tolkien
Anna Smol recently reviewed: Dictionnaire Tolkien. Ed. Vincent Ferré. Paris: CNRS Éditions, 2012. J.R.R. Tolkien?s fiction is read around the world, having been translated into dozens of languages, from Vietnamese and Korean to Slovak and Catalan to...
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25th March is Tolkien Reading Day! Tolkien Reading Day was set up to encourage people to get together and explore some of Tolkien?s stories at school, university, in reading groups, or as a family; the theme for 2010 is ?Tolkien?s Seafarers? Reading...
Medieval History
Tolkien 2009 ?Ten Years of History?
Tolkien 2009 ?Ten Years of History? event to be held on August 15th-16th
2009 [no location given]
The Asociación Tolkien Argentina (A.T.A.) is a non-profit cultural and
literary association
founded by Dr. Ricardo Irigaray and Mr. Jorge Ferro in 1999
2009 marks the tenth anniversary of the A.T.A. founding and will hold, as it
is already
customary every year, an event presenting conferences, lectures and debates,
live music and parades, games and leisure activities related to Middle earth
and many other attractions linked to Professor Tolkien?s works and
fantastic-epic literature in general.
More Information: www.tolkien.org.ar
e-mail contact: [email protected]
- Kalamazoo, And Tolkien Too
Every year about 3,000 medievalists descend on Western Michigan University in Kalamazoo, MI for the International Congress on Medieval Studies, but tucked into the over 600 sessions on every medieval topic imaginable, you can find 6 or 7 sessions on Tolkien,...
- New Book Examines The Influence Of Medieval Welsh On Tolkien
J.R.R. Tolkien once wrote: ?I love Wales?and especially the Welsh language?. Now, a Cardiff University academic has explored Wales? influence on Tolkien in the first book-length study of his debts to Welsh language and literature. Tolkien and Wales: Language,...
- Atherton On Tolkien (trans.) & Tolkien (ed.), Beowulf
J.R.R. Tolkien (trans.) and Christopher Tolkien (ed). Beowulf: A Translation and Commentary, together with Sellic Spell. London: HarperCollins, 2014. 448pp. Reviewed by Mark Atherton Beowulf is "the major piece of Old English verse...
- Smol Reviews Ferré, Dictionnaire Tolkien
Anna Smol recently reviewed: Dictionnaire Tolkien. Ed. Vincent Ferré. Paris: CNRS Éditions, 2012. J.R.R. Tolkien?s fiction is read around the world, having been translated into dozens of languages, from Vietnamese and Korean to Slovak and Catalan to...
- March 25: Tolkien Reading Day
25th March is Tolkien Reading Day! Tolkien Reading Day was set up to encourage people to get together and explore some of Tolkien?s stories at school, university, in reading groups, or as a family; the theme for 2010 is ?Tolkien?s Seafarers? Reading...