📣 We are excited to announce the Network's event for this Term, a workshop organised by @ugomondini and @M_L_Angerer
Poetry, Power, Literacy, and the Emergence of Vernacular Literatures
📅 16 June 2025
📍 Radcliffe Humanities Building & online
1/3
@TORCHOxford@OxMedStud
📣 We are excited to announce the Network's event for this Term, a workshop organised by @ugomondini and @M_L_Angerer
Poetry, Power, Literacy, and the Emergence of Vernacular Literatures
📅 16 June 2025
📍 Radcliffe Humanities Building & online
1/3
@TORCHOxford@OxMedStud
A new session of our Talks on Medieval Poetry is happening tomorrow!
Zuzana Dzurillová (@CzechAcademy), “Late Byzantine Romance. On the Wings of Repetition”
📅 Tue 4 March 2025, 5pm
📷 Stapledon Room, @ExeterCollegeOx (ask the lodge for directions)
https://t.co/Jg9CvjDZYT
A new session of our Talks on Medieval Poetry is happening tomorrow!
Ramunė Markevičiūtė (@FU_Berlin), “Thinking Unthinkable Hybrids. A Revaluation of Encyclopedic Poetry”
📅 Tue 18 February 2025, 5pm
📷 Colin Matthew Room, Radcliffe Humanities Bldg
https://t.co/DQxv1KHGgW
A new exciting talk for our Network!
@R_A_Burns (@JesusOxford), “Building Nations on the Page. Old English Verse Layout in the Ninth and Nineteenth Centuries”
📅 Thu 6 Feb 2025, 5 PM
📍 Colin Matthew Room, Radcliffe Humanities Bldg
💻 Hybrid
https://t.co/9vK7DlYCze
A new exciting talk for our Network!
@R_A_Burns (@JesusOxford), “Building Nations on the Page. Old English Verse Layout in the Ninth and Nineteenth Centuries”
📅 Thu 6 Feb 2025, 5 PM
📍 Colin Matthew Room, Radcliffe Humanities Bldg
💻 Hybrid
https://t.co/9vK7DlYCze
Happy New Year! Our first event of 2025 is tomorrow.
@EarnestineQiu (@Princeton), "Magic and Language in Images from the Alexander Romance" (part of our Talks on Medieval Poetry).
📅 9 Jan 2025
⏰ Time: 5:00 PM (UK)
🌐 Online
For registration: https://t.co/YRnhdbun8H
Year 1: concluded ✅
As we wrap up our first year, thank you for your amazing support! A special shoutout to our inspiring reading group guides & brilliant event speakers.
We can’t wait to bring you more in 2025. Until then, enjoy a joyous holiday season & a fantastic New Year!
Due to unforeseen circumstances, tomorrow's event has been rescheduled.
📅 New date: 9 Jan 2025
⏰ Time: 5:00 PM (UK)
🌐 Online
Your current registration remains valid.
We apologise for the inconvenience and appreciate your understanding!
Don't miss our final event before Winter Break!
@EarnestineQiu (@Princeton) presents an exciting paper on "Magic and Language in Images from the Alexander Romance" as part of our Medieval Poetry series.
17 Dec 2024, 5pm (UK Time)
Online
Register here: https://t.co/YRnhdbuUYf
@EarnestineQiu@Princeton And now... a ✨ reminder! ✨
The call for paper for our Doctoral Seminar: Projecting Poetry is open! This initiative fosters cross-disciplinary dialogue & collaboration for DPhil/PhD students researching medieval poetry across cultures.
For info, see: https://t.co/50iGkNz1Ep
Don't miss our final event before Winter Break!
@EarnestineQiu (@Princeton) presents an exciting paper on "Magic and Language in Images from the Alexander Romance" as part of our Medieval Poetry series.
17 Dec 2024, 5pm (UK Time)
Online
Register here: https://t.co/YRnhdbuUYf
On Wednesday, a hybrid event co-organized with @OxfordByzantine
Zrinka Stahuljak (@UCLA_CMRS)
Methodologies of Commensuration. Poetry, History, and Knowledge
Wednesday
4 December 2024, 5pm
Lecture Theatre, Ioannou Centre
https://t.co/wvOAHzeqnc
Tomorrow, in presence, we have our third and last reading group for this term.
Samraj More, @wadhamoxford
How to play the Game of Love. The poetry of Gurū Nānak
3 December 2024, 4:30 pm
Colin Matthew Room, Radcliffe Humanities Building
https://t.co/EunCevk9rM
On Wednesday, a hybrid event co-organized with @OxfordByzantine
Zrinka Stahuljak (@UCLA_CMRS)
Methodologies of Commensuration. Poetry, History, and Knowledge
Wednesday
4 December 2024, 5pm
Lecture Theatre, Ioannou Centre
https://t.co/wvOAHzeqnc
Tomorrow, in presence, we have our third and last reading group for this term.
Samraj More, @wadhamoxford
How to play the Game of Love. The poetry of Gurū Nānak
3 December 2024, 4:30 pm
Colin Matthew Room, Radcliffe Humanities Building
https://t.co/EunCevk9rM