Two professional #medieval historians named Alice host a #podcast answering any question from anyone about anything to do with the #MiddleAges @ON_SOAP
Have you ever used the People of Medieval Scotland database (aka PoMS)? @BreakofBritain In the run up to our tenth anniversary, we've designed a short survey to find out how it's been used. Please do fill it in! https://t.co/WkNbFdYaPh
January was sadly lacking in both fun and profit for us - but we will be back soon! in the meantime, here is an interview by one of us about the podcast (warning: in French) with the excellent @PMedievistes https://t.co/34R1YSeMGD
🎧 Pour notre 2ème hors-série la médiéviste Alice Rio nous parle de son #podcast anglais @medfunprof qu'elle co-anime avec Alice Taylor.
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@Wulfhedinn Thank you - so glad you enjoyed it! The next episode (on atheism) is coming hopefully later this month, when the first wave of exams marking has abated...
Sorry there hasn’t been a new episode - illness and marking have got the better of us, so we had to go on hiatus... We’ll be back in January with new episodes! Upcoming topics we are recording next include atheism and sex changes. Thank you for listening!
@poutineprincess Thank you, that is really lovely to hear! (our day is not complete until we have made at least one person scream internally. Happily we both clear that bar comfortably most of the time)
Should philosophers be expected to engage with the public more, and do less narrow and specialized research?
I argue no, in this blog post inspired by comments here on Twitter by @HiPhiNation and @philosophybites, with a shout-out to @ElucidationsPod.
https://t.co/DJK5OuLMOx
Extended deadline! Call for Papers: Revealing Records IX. A postgraduate medievalist conference at KCL, 25 May 2018. Send abstracts to [email protected] by 25 February 2018 #CfP#CallforPapers