Medieval History
Andy Scheil shared this, created a few years back by one of his students. Its priceless, and deserves the attention it has received from email lists and the blogosphere.
Ari Hoptman, a graduate of the Germanic philology program here (now a
lecturer in the German dept.) produced a short film about Verner's
Law and placed it on YouTube. That's right, a film about Verner's
Law. Better to just watch it than have me try to describe it.
However, it is fully accurate and might be of use to people teaching
OE or HEL. Just go to YouTube (http://www.youtube.com/) type in
"Verner's Law" and you will get it. It is split into three parts.
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Medieval History
Verner's Law on YouTube!
Andy Scheil shared this, created a few years back by one of his students. Its priceless, and deserves the attention it has received from email lists and the blogosphere.
Ari Hoptman, a graduate of the Germanic philology program here (now a
lecturer in the German dept.) produced a short film about Verner's
Law and placed it on YouTube. That's right, a film about Verner's
Law. Better to just watch it than have me try to describe it.
However, it is fully accurate and might be of use to people teaching
OE or HEL. Just go to YouTube (http://www.youtube.com/) type in
"Verner's Law" and you will get it. It is split into three parts.
- Illuminating The Middle Ages Debate, Battle Of Ideas 2012
Three ASNCs past and present, namely recent graduate Albert Fenton; Dr Levi Roach (Lecturer in Medieval History, University of Exeter); and Dr Elizabeth Boyle (Affiliated Lecturer in ASNC and Research Fellow of St Edmund's College, Cambridge), teamed...
- Sutton Trust Summer School In Asnc
Dr Elizabeth Boyle writes: In 2011 the Department of Anglo-Saxon, Norse & Celtic will once again be running a Summer School in association with the Sutton Trust. This year the Summer School will take place from 22nd - 26th August. More details can...
- Robin Hood Comes Out This Friday
The much anticipated Robin Hood movie starring Russell Crowe debuts in theaters Friday - here are the latest videos promoting the film: See also our pages: Robin Hood and Robin Hood in Film...
- Second Trailer For Robin Hood Film Released
...
- Beowulf: A Thousand Years Of Baggage
"Beowulf: A Thousand Years of Baggage," a new musical based on Beowulf, will opening in NYC on April 1 at the Abrons Arts Center, part of the Henry Street Settlement which is located at 466 Grand Street at Pitton the Lower East Side Here's the trailer:...