an imaginary scholar

We live in nebulous times. Icelanders and their neighbours (most of Europe, seemingly) more so than usual, of late.
Boundaries between realities blur.
Life imitates art, that art may better imitate life, the cycle repeat, looping the loop, and so on.
C/o Jobs.ac.uk [ed. and an update from the Chronicle]: the following delights, suitable for persons preparing to appear in works of fiction as Scholarly Types:

Assistant Curator of Renaissance Paintings
The National Gallery
http://jobs.ac.uk/job/AAZ068/

Curatorial Assistant
The National Gallery
http://jobs.ac.uk/job/AAZ069/

AHRC Collaborative Doctoral Award in Art History
School of Humanities
University of Nottingham
http://jobs.ac.uk/job/AAY922/

Fellowship by Special Election and Stipendiary Lecturership
Early Modern History
St Catherine’s College
University of Oxford
http://jobs.ac.uk/job/AAY906/

Postdoctoral Research Assistant
‘Rhetorics’ Project
Institute of Classical Studies
University of London
http://jobs.ac.uk/job/AAY993/

Executive Director
Medieval Academy of America (Massachusetts)
(date posted: 04/19/2010)