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SUMMARY:‘Psalms and Psychogeography in the Old English Solomon and Satur
 n’ and ‘Science and Literature – a Marriage of Ideas: “The Sun in 
 the South” Revisited’ - Rachel Burns\, Anthony Harris (University of O
 xford)
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DESCRIPTION:Medieval English Research Seminar – Michaelmas term 2021\nWe
 dnesdays at 5.15\nLecture Theatre 2\, Faculty of English\, Oxford\nAnybody
  interested is welcome to attend.\n\nFor further information\, contact dan
 iel.wakelin@ell.ox.ac.uk.\nSpeakers:\nRachel Burns\, Anthony Harris (Unive
 rsity of Oxford)
LOCATION:Lecture Theatre 2\, English Faculty
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SUMMARY:32nd International Conference of SELIM: European Connections and M
 edieval English Studies
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DESCRIPTION:For more than thirty years\, the Spanish Society for Medieval 
 English Language and Literature has promoted scholarship in medieval studi
 es outside the Anglophone world. Now\, for the first time in its history\,
  SELIM will hold its annual conference outside of Spain\, at the Universit
 y of Oxford. In celebration of this international partnership and of the d
 iversity of global medieval studies\, the theme of the conference will be 
 European Connections. The society invites papers from scholars and student
 s anywhere in the world dealing with ANY ASPECT of medieval English langua
 ge or literature. Papers that address the conference theme are particularl
 y welcomed\, but all submissions will be considered.\n\nAt a time when pol
 itical changes have increasingly challenged collaboration within Europe\, 
 SELIM offers a unique opportunity to strengthen links between Spanish acad
 emics and the UK and rest of the world. The organisers aim to foreground a
  diversity of interests and approaches to medieval English\, offering a ri
 ch programme of research. The conference will demonstrate the breadth of S
 panish scholarship in the field of medieval English language and literatur
 e\, and will encourage scholars of different backgrounds to forge new conn
 ections.\n\nA key priority of the conference is the advancement of student
 s and early-career scholars\, who will have the opportunity to meet and pr
 esent alongside established scholars\, and to submit their research to the
  society’s journal. A number of financial bursaries will be available fo
 r graduate students\, and the organisers will hold two events aimed at jun
 ior delegates: a pre-conference workshop run by the Oxford-based\, Europea
 n Research Council-funded CLASP project\, and a ‘knowledge exchange’ t
 o facilitate idea-sharing between students of diverse nationalities.\n\nFo
 r further information about SELIM\, its journal\, and how to become a memb
 er\, please visit http://www.selimsociety.com\nSpeakers:\n Various Speaker
 s
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SUMMARY:(SOLD OUT) Old English Metre and Literary Study: An overview of Ha
 lf a Century's Work - Professor R D Fulk (Indiana University)
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DESCRIPTION:This workshop is part of the Consolidated Library of Anglo-Sax
 on Poetry project (CLASP). For more information on the project\, please vi
 sit http://clasp.eu\n\nIn the thirty years since the publication of R. D. 
 Fulk’s A History of Old English Meter\, metrical theory has been brought
  to bear on questions of poetic style\, dating\, linguistics and language 
 history\, editing practice\, manuscript analysis and scribal practice. No 
 longer viewed as an inner sanctum of detailed theory separable from the ma
 in work of Old English studies\, the importance of metrical analysis to th
 e broad work of textual criticism cannot be overstated.\n\nThis one-day wo
 rkshop will feature twenty-minute papers on the study of Old English and/o
 r Latin metre in Anglo-Saxon texts\, with a focus on the application of me
 trical study to literary criticism and manuscript studies. Welcoming contr
 ibutions from established metrists and new scholars\, we aim to engage wit
 h current debate and invite new perspectives. The workshop will make clear
  the relevance and urgency of metrical studies for Anglo-Saxonist scholars
 hip.\n\nThe workshop will be preceded by a graduate training course on Oct
 ober 29th. Attendees will test CLASP's new metrical teaching materials\, a
 nd recieve a crash course in using Old English metre for literary critical
  work. Further information and tickets can be found on the event page: htt
 ps://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/clasp-graduate-training-day-in-old-english-met
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 ventbrite processes data (including any personal data you may submit by bo
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 t any personal data which you are happy to have processed in this way\, an
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 ts (available here: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/support/articles/en_US/Tr
 oubleshooting/even...). If you prefer not to use Eventbrite for responding
  to this invitation\, you may respond directly to rachel.burns@ell.ox.ac.u
 k\nSpeakers:\nProfessor R D Fulk (Indiana University)
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