The Medieval Chronicle Society is an international & interdisciplinary organisation founded to facilitate the work of scholars interested in medieval chronicles
A Call for Papers for our 10th International Conference on The Medieval Chronicle in Nancy, France, July 2023. Participation in person or online. Please circulate! https://t.co/sxIjFi9ggW
Our online conference "Brut in New Troy 2021" begins in one week! It will run 25-28 June 2021, over Zoom.
For *free* registration (necessary for Zoom links), program, and other information, please visit our website: https://t.co/JTyKf5w5FX
Congratulations @SLevelt! The Middle Dutch Brut is the first study, edition and translation of the only medieval Dutch chronicle of England. Available to pre-order on our website: https://t.co/eCezOBAMcR
Now available in paperback: The Chronicle of the Logothete, translated with introduction, commentary and indices by Staffan Wahlgren. https://t.co/1n1fFXwQka
My #Mechelen coffee mug is what keeps me going in correcting the proofs of my book on urban chronicles. Thanks again @demets_lisa , Tineke van Gassen and Valerie Vrancken!
Published today! Medieval Historical Writing: Britain and Ireland, 500-1500. Edited by Jennifer Jahner, Emily Steiner, and Elizabeth M. Tyler https://t.co/ZU2G2isEDE
Keynote Speakers announced for our 9th International Chronicle Conference in Poznań next July: Prof Tomasz Jasiński, Prof Marie Bláhová, Prof Márta Font, Prof Dániel Bagi, and Dr Darius von Guttner-Sporzynski. Do consider joining us... https://t.co/AHjClfqb15
We are excited to announce that the Call for Papers for our next conference in Poznań in July 2020 is now out! Please see the following link for more information and to submit a paper... #medievaltwitter#chronicles#twitterstorians https://t.co/Bc7daZaWU8
CfP deadline extended to accommodate @SRSRenSoc and @LCMRS funded bursaries for PGRs and ECRs! Prof Wendy Scase of @EngLit_UoB confirmed as a keynote on 'Belonging, Scribal Practice, and Graphic Culture'! Please spread the word #MedievalTwitter#twitterstorians
Our latest newsletter is out with updates on recent developments in chronicle studies and news of our 2020 conference in Poland! https://t.co/FPrz4hi4Cx
Good news for the Brabantsche yeesten (Van den Damme and Vlamincx MSS)! In the meanwhile, enjoy the Kluit (@bcubleiden ), Tongerlo (@erfgoedbib ) and Affligem (@kbr) copies. Hyperlinks on https://t.co/7kFj9JQ7xN https://t.co/i8dKHm7klB
Translating a manuscript but not satisfied with just a side-by-side transcription-translation. Has anyone seen a 4-part text, with a manuscript scan, transcription, French translation, and English translation? @SexyCodicology @medievalchron @MedChron @BLMedieval@MedTextTran
We’re marking the appearance of our PB edition of The Chronicle of Geoffrey le Baker of Swinbrook, translated by David Preest, with extracts & a special discount. Your SECOND exclusive extract is now here... #MedievalTwitter
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