MEDIEVAL & MEDIEVALIST NEWS
- Ask the Past (not all medieval/ist, but often medievalising)
- BABEL working group
- British Library Medieval Manuscripts Blog
- Digital Medievalist
- Discarding Images
- Gladly Lerne, Gladly Teche
- God (facebook)
- Got Medieval
- Grumpy Eleanor of Aquitaine (facebook)
- History (yes, the TV channel; I mainly read their stuff via facebook)
- In the Middle
- The Lone Medievalist
- Material Collective
- Material Culture
- Medieval Books & its predecessor (Erik Kwakkel being in that Turning Over a New Leaf project group), medievalfragments
- Medieval Merriment (facebook)
- Medieval News
- medievalism-medievalismo-mediävalismus-médiévalisme (Studies in Medievalism)
- Medievalists.net
- Medievally Speaking
- #MedievalTwitter
- Ménestrel: email newsletter
- Modern Medieval
- Modern Medievalism
- News @ Medievalists.net
- Sexy Codicology
- … some of which overlaps with the list (more-or-less up-to-date and accurate) of Medievalists’ Weblogs at fishpond
- … and there’s some more news sources and other medieval (and some medievalist) resources at Pécia: Le manuscrit médiéval
CONCATENATIONS
For teaching, learning, combinations thereof, and any other scholarly adventures:
ONLINE GENERAL RESOURCES
ONLINE MEDIEVALISH/-IST RESOURCES
- the whole “medievalist metaverse” category of posts here
- Medievalist blogography
- Medieval & Renaissance Studies
- Early Romance Studies
- filmography
- literature
- manuscripts & manuscript studies
- material (primary) sources
- hyperprojects
MY OWN TEACHING
- see courses page
CONJUNCTIONS
Local, regional, international, and virtual medievalist community:
LOCAL CONNECTIONS
- UBC: The University of British Columbia
- UBC Faculty of Arts
- UBC Department of French, Hispanic and Italian Studies
- UBC Early Romance Studies Research Cluster
- UBC Medieval Studies Program
- UBC Medieval and Renaissance English Literature Group
- UBC Œcologies: Inhabiting Premodern Worlds
- The UBC Medieval Studies Workshops c/o UBC Medieval Studies Program. Of which, in my time here:
—44th UBC Medieval Workshop 2016: Romance in Medieval Britain
—43rd UBC Medieval Workshop 2015: Liturgical and Secular Drama in Medieval Europe: Text, Music, Image (c. 1000-1500)
—42nd UBC Medieval Workshop 2014: Medieval and Renaissance Œcologies
—41st UBC Medieval Workshop 2013: Interpretive Conflations: Exegesis and the Arts in the Middle Ages
—40th UBC Medieval Workshop 2012: Specular Reflections: The Mirror in Medieval and Early Modern Culture
—39th UBC Medieval Workshop 2010: Quest and Conquest: Spiritual Symbols and Myths in the Indo-Mediterranean and European Worlds
—38th UBC Medieval Workshop 2009: Writing the World
REGIONAL NETWORK
- Simon Fraser University: Medieval and Renaissance Studies Certificate Program
- University of Victoria: Medieval Studies Program
- University of Victoria: Medieval Workshop
- Canadian Society of Medievalists / Société canadienne des médiévistes
+ their annual meeting at the Congress of the Humanities and Social Sciences, being the annual meeting of the Federation for the Humanities and Social Sciences, the national voice and public policy advocate for Canada’s scholars, students and practitioners in the humanities and social sciences. - The Medieval Association of the Pacific
+ their annual meeting / conference
INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS
- The BABEL Working Group
+ their biennial meeting - CARMEN: The Worldwide Medieval Network (Co-operative for the Advancement of Research through a Medieval European Network)
+ their annual meeting - Digital Medievalist
- The International Congress on Medieval Studies (Kalamazoo)
- The International Medieval Congress (Leeds)
- The Medieval Academy of America
+ their Annual Meeting - #medievaltwitter
- Some further Medieval(ist/ish) Organizations
OBRIENATERNAL LINKS FROM BEFORE & ELSEWHERE
- FMRSI: Forum for Medieval & Renaissance Studies in Ireland
+ their conference - Princeton University Medieval Studies
+ their conference and colloquia, and activities in conjunction with the Delaware Valley Medieval Association (NJ/PA/DE tristate area) - Trinity College Dublin, Centre for Medieval & Renaissance Studies
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