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Animating Medieval Manuscripts

September 7, 2017UncategorizedJess Fenn

A project at Birkbeck College, University of London in which medievalist Anthony Bale collaborates with animation artist Shay Hamias to bring medieval manuscripts to life:

Animating medieval manuscripts

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Controversy over the restoration of Chartres Cathedral

September 4, 2017UncategorizedGraham Drake

Does removing “dirt” from significant architecture (or sculpture, or painting) constitute restoration or a removal of accumulated history?

(Click on the picture to access the article.)

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On Race and Medieval Studies

August 7, 2017UncategorizedJess Fenn

A statement by medievalists of color:

http://medievalistsofcolor.com/medievalists-of-color-/on-race-and-medieval-studies

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Eve of Wilton and Medieval Women’s Literary Culture

June 11, 2017UncategorizedJess Fenn

A blog post by Diane Watt from her Leverhulme project:

http://www.ub.edu/proyectopaisajes/index.php/spaces/blog-en

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Listen to Plainchant at a Somerset Abbey

May 1, 2017UncategorizedJess Fenn

http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/p050g4hf

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Chaucer Hitteth the Web

April 13, 2017UncategorizedJess Fenn

The British Library has digitized a manuscript of the Canterbury Tales:

http://blogs.bl.uk/digitisedmanuscripts/2017/04/chaucer-hitteth-the-web.html

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Opera in Middle English!

March 14, 2017UncategorizedJess Fenn

David Wallace reviews the Guildhall School of Music and Drama’s recent performance of a version of Chaucer’s Merchant’s Tale:

The Tale of Januarie: Translingualism and Anxietie, Sexuality and Time

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The Wren Library, Trinity College Cambridge Digitizes Manuscripts

March 13, 2017UncategorizedJess Fenn

The Wren Library, Trinity College Cambridge has digitized its medieval manuscripts, and they’re open access.
https://www.trin.cam.ac.uk/library/wren-digital-library/

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The Tabula Rogeriana Of Al-Idrisi

March 11, 2017UncategorizedJess Fenn

An article about one of the medieval world’s most wondrous maps:

http://www.publicmedievalist.com/greatest-medieval-map/

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Female Scribes in Early Medieval Manuscripts

March 10, 2017UncategorizedJess Fenn

http://blogs.bl.uk/digitisedmanuscripts/2017/03/female-scribes-in-early-manuscripts-.html

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