Early Text Cultures Project

The Early Text Cultures Project, based at @UniofOxford. We explore the positions, uses, and content of texts in pre-modern cultures around the world.

[Early Text Cultures Project @ETCP_Oxford]

This term's seminar series on the theme of #Anthropology and #Religion kicks off next week, with speakers discussing Old Norse, Latin, Greek, Near Eastern, Babylonian and Vedic texts. See the website for full programme and registration info: https://t.co/CgyjLaIpIA

[Early Text Cultures Project @ETCP_Oxford]

Excited to announce this term's seminar series on Pre-modern Commentaries. Our speakers will explore a range of exegetical and interpretative practices in Old Norse, Chinese, Sanskrit and Latin. Full programme and registration details on our website: https://t.co/CgyjLaZsKA

[Early Text Cultures Project @ETCP_Oxford]

Last chance to register for our workshop tomorrow! 🙌

[Early Text Cultures Project @ETCP_Oxford]

We're delighted to announce the programme for our workshop, Translating Cultures in Contact. This full-day, online event will be led by international graduate students and early-career researchers: https://t.co/xyh7yCmQEz
#medieval #buddhism #egyptology #classics #academictwitter

[Early Text Cultures Project @ETCP_Oxford]

@GiuliaTonon4 We’re excited to hear about your work on Ptolemaic decrees! 🌟📜

[Early Text Cultures Project @ETCP_Oxford]

The workshop will be held on Tuesday, 5 July, from 9:00am to 4:00pm BST – make sure to register in advance to receive the meeting link!

[Early Text Cultures Project @ETCP_Oxford]

We're delighted to announce the programme for our workshop, Translating Cultures in Contact. This full-day, online event will be led by international graduate students and early-career researchers: https://t.co/xyh7yCmQEz
#medieval #buddhism #egyptology #classics #academictwitter

[Early Text Cultures Project @ETCP_Oxford]

We are also hosting a reading group this term. Led by early-career researchers, the sessions will cover issues of genre and form, translation and adaptation, and materiality. More information is available on our website: https://t.co/sFSr6W6pQb

[Early Text Cultures Project @ETCP_Oxford]

Textual Cultures in Contact is the theme of our next seminar! It's methodological and theoretical in focus, exploring how 'contact' has been defined and analysed between fields of study. Programme and registration details on our website: https://t.co/XKDUAAmswG

[Early Text Cultures Project @ETCP_Oxford]

Less than a week left to submit abstracts for our next seminar, on Textual Cultures in Contact! If you work on concepts, contexts, dynamics, & processes of ‘interaction’, we’d love to hear from you!

#AcademicTwitter #ancient #medieval #classics #phd

https://t.co/mIX9ftclZb

[Early Text Cultures Project @ETCP_Oxford]

Excited for our workshop tomorrow on Gender Identities, concluding our seminar on the same topic. We look forward to drawing methodological strands and social contexts together in this final session. Registration still open! #gender #ancient #medieval

https://t.co/d8NyNH7g9f

[Early Text Cultures Project @ETCP_Oxford]

Programme now out for our #Gender Identities seminar! Schedule, abstracts, and registration info available on our website 🗓📚 #assyriology #sinology #classics #medieval
https://t.co/BlxeqvdDFM

[Early Text Cultures Project @ETCP_Oxford]

Three days left to submit an abstract! 📨📬

[Early Text Cultures Project @ETCP_Oxford]

🧑‍🏫 CALL FOR PAPERS 📝
We’re really excited about this one: we are now accepting abstracts for our research seminar on #Gender Identities in Early and Pre-Modern Text Cultures, to be held from January to March 2022. Further information available here: https://t.co/mIX9ftclZb

[Early Text Cultures Project @ETCP_Oxford]

🧑‍🏫 CALL FOR PAPERS 📝
We’re really excited about this one: we are now accepting abstracts for our research seminar on #Gender Identities in Early and Pre-Modern Text Cultures, to be held from January to March 2022. Further information available here: https://t.co/mIX9ftclZb

[Early Text Cultures Project @ETCP_Oxford]

Our conference begins tomorrow! Don’t forget to register ⭐️

[Early Text Cultures Project @ETCP_Oxford]

Registration is now open for our conference! Abstracts are available at: https://t.co/LXOhuCziwE

[Early Text Cultures Project @ETCP_Oxford]

Don’t miss the final session of our seminar on Scribal Identity & Agency today! @swiftfootedhar (@Stanford) & Jason Hagler (@Penn) discuss the social worlds of #medieval #Chaucer #manuscripts @bodleianlibs and of scribes in #Mesopotamia and early #China 🗺
https://t.co/11zQmIxXjd

[Early Text Cultures Project @ETCP_Oxford]

@annapjudson Hi Anna, we have yet to confirm this with the individual speakers, but we will let you know as soon as possible. Hope that’s all right ☺️

[Early Text Cultures Project @ETCP_Oxford]

Registration is now open for our conference! Abstracts are available at: https://t.co/LXOhuCziwE

[Early Text Cultures Project @ETCP_Oxford]

Excited to host this fantastic set of speakers next month! @PhilipJBoyes @benhartm @ETreharne @brentonchina More info to come. In the meantime, don't miss the remaining sessions of our research seminar!
@cmbnugent @madpoli90 @WilliamsCollege https://t.co/2LEdM2JzRN

[Early Text Cultures Project @ETCP_Oxford]

@MinoanSpira @PhilipJBoyes Absolutely—all are welcome and it is free to attend. ☺️ The abstracts and registration link can be found on our website: https://t.co/LXOhuCziwE

[Early Text Cultures Project @ETCP_Oxford]

Today we host Chiara Battisti (@Princeton) and Yisheng Tang (@UCBerkeley), who will be speaking on Sumerian, Greek, and Japanese lyric #poetry in #ritual contexts 🗣📜 don’t forget to tune in at 2:30PM UK time! #assyriology #sumerian #classics #japan #greek

[Early Text Cultures Project @ETCP_Oxford]

Excited to host this fantastic set of speakers next month! @PhilipJBoyes @benhartm @ETreharne @brentonchina More info to come. In the meantime, don't miss the remaining sessions of our research seminar!
@cmbnugent @madpoli90 @WilliamsCollege https://t.co/2LEdM2JzRN