Join us for today's Medieval English Research Seminar!. 🗣️Enucleator venio, non pugnator": the uneven authority of pseudohistories in Gerald of Wales (Jenyth Evans, Oxford).📅 Tues 12th Nov, 12pm.🏫English Faculty, Lecture Theatre 2.

RT @OxMedStud: . a Middle English Reading Group. 📅 Fridays.⌚️ 3-4pm.📍 Beckington Room @LincolnOutreach . @MedEngOxon @engfac @RebeccaMe….

We're back with the 📜Medieval English Research Seminar📜 for Michaelmas Term!.🗣️Ascetic Theory and the Impaired Christ: Peter Damian, Richard Rolle, Julian of Norwich (Amy Appleford, Boston).📅 Tues 15th Oct, 12pm.🏫 English Faculty, LT2.

Primers Volume 7 is out, featuring the sequence, "Grendel's Mother Bites Back" by @lauravarnam! You can see a sample poem and discussion with Laura here: @NineArchesPress.

RT @OxMedStud: On our blog this week, @DE_Sawyer (@engfac @MedEngOxon) writes about his brand new book, out this month with Oxford Universi….

RT @lauravarnam: Looking forward to talking about my Beowulf poetry project with @irinibus at the University of Bonn at the end of the week….

Today we welcome @TimothyLGlover to our lunchtime research seminar!.📜Medieval English Research Seminar, TT 2024.🗣️Compilatory Form and Authorship in Richard Rolle and in Late-Medieval Religious Literature (Tim Glover, Cambridge).📅 May 14th.⏰12.15 pm.🏫English Faculty, LT2.

Prof Francis Leneghan of the @engfac will share his current research on Old English prose translations of the Bible on May 30th at the University of Bergen (@BergenUib). This work is part of his Leverhulme-funded project, Origins of Old English Prose.

The Ten-Minute Book Club will be at the Vice-Chancellor’s awards showcase next week! The project features book club toolkits on Hoccleve, Henryson, Exeter Riddles, medieval lyric and Chaucer, with introductions written by medievalists across the Faculty:

Today, from two of our doctoral students!.📜 Medieval English Research Seminar, TT 2024 .🗣️Implicit and Explicit Critiques of Visual Culture in the Cloud-Corpus (Fred Morgan); Rewriting Heorot in American Fiction (Simon Heller).📅 Tues 30 Apr .⏰ 12.15 pm.🏫English Faculty, LT2.

RT @lauravarnam: Such a pleasure to be in conversation with artist Daisy Harcourt at her Women & Word exhibition at the Townhouse in Spital….

A new term brings an exciting new Medieval Research Seminar lineup: Join us at 12.15 on Tuesdays (Weeks 1-6) in St Cross Building, LT2.

Call for papers for three ECR workshops on Old English prose in Oxford, February, May and October 2025. Apply by 1st July 2024!

RT @OxMedStud: On our blog today, Dr Laura Varnam @lauravarnam writes about her collection of poems for the women of Beowulf. Read the fa….

RT @DE_Sawyer: Summer ‘24 UNIQ+ research internships open to UK undergrads from under-represented / disadvantaged backgrounds: https://t.co….

@ISocEarlyMedEng @ArcHumanities @ahrcpress @LeverhulmeTrust @hattie_soper @UoBrisEnglish What an amazing year! Did we miss anything? If so, send it our way so that we can share. We're excited to see what our colleagues and students get up to in 2024. (13/13).

@ISocEarlyMedEng @ArcHumanities @ahrcpress @LeverhulmeTrust @hattie_soper @UoBrisEnglish Daniel Thomas published an article in Anglo-Saxon England, 'A Close Fitt: Reading "Beowulf" Fitt II with the Andreas-poet'. Access here: (12/13).

@ISocEarlyMedEng @ArcHumanities @ahrcpress @LeverhulmeTrust @hattie_soper published and launched her first book, 'The Life Course in Old English Poetry'. Further congratulations to Hattie on her new role as Lecturer at @UoBrisEnglish! (11/13).

@ISocEarlyMedEng @ArcHumanities @ahrcpress @LeverhulmeTrust Francis Leneghan also published an article in Medium Aevum, 'The Haunting of Heorot: Gregory's Dialogi and Beowulf's Fight with Grendel'. (10/13).

@ISocEarlyMedEng @ArcHumanities Prof. Francis Leneghan was awarded both an AHRC Fellowship and a Leverhulme Fellowship for his project, 'Writing Pre-Conquest England: A New History of Old English Prose'. You can read more about the project here: @ahrcpress @LeverhulmeTrust (9/13).