Delighted to announce the forthcoming workshop 'Arthurian Media' π°
All Arthurian researchers welcome to come and talk about medieval and post-medieval representations of King Arthur βοΈ
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Many thanks again to Edileide Bodenhausen (@LeitheTywysoges) for her brilliant paper today at the #ArthurianMediaWorkshop! It raised so many interesting thoughts, which were then expanded during a fascinating Round Table π°
Thank you all for having joined us π
@palmcoastguy Thank you for your interest in the workshop, please do send us an email (the address is in the call for papers below), and we will send you the link!
β οΈ Update: due to the unavailability of one of our speakers, the morning session of the #ArthurianMediaWorkshop is cancelled.
β οΈ We hope to see many of you in the afternoon: the first hour will be devoted to Edileide Bodenhausen's paper, and the second hour to a round table. βοΈ
We want to encourage interdisciplinarity among Arthurian scholars from different fields, asking ourselves how medieval/post-medieval representations of the Arthurian myth interact, and how could Arthurian studies embrace the variety of media in which the myth is (re)shaped π°
2-3pm: Edileide Bodenhausen (UniToledo), 'Excalibur: the legend of King Arthur in the Literature and in the Cinema', followed by questions βοΈ
3:15-4:30pm: 'Arthurian Media' Round Table π£οΈ
π’ We are sorry to announce that Pawel Derecki will not be able to join us due to personal reasons.
π’ Further updates later today about the programme.
@barhamw The link will be sent to all registered participants. You can still send us an email to register, of course! The address is in the cfp (see the pinned tweet).
@Psyche_Cinema Every topic directly or indirectly related to the Arthurian myth, medieval and post-medieval, will be more than welcome, grail legends included, of course! π
Delighted to announce the forthcoming workshop 'Arthurian Media' π°
All Arthurian researchers welcome to come and talk about medieval and post-medieval representations of King Arthur βοΈ
#MedievalTwitter#ArthurianStudies#AcademicTwitter
In her paper, 'Excalibur: the legend of King Arthur in the Literature and in the Cinema', she will address questions such as the timelessness of the Arthurian myth and the adaptation of chivalric ideals in our modern world. βοΈ
[Excalibur in the Lake, Aubrey Beardsley, 1893]
The second hour of each session will take the form of a round table. Everyone is warmly invited to come and share their thoughts on the study of medieval and post-medieval Arthurian texts, images, objects, films, music, and more! π
We will have the pleasure of listening to Pawel Derecki (Warsaw) during the morning session, and Edileide Bodenhausen (UniToledo; @LeitheTywysoges) during the afternoon session.
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