Medieval Worlds

Official Twitter account of the #OpenAccess journal Medieval Worlds: Comparative and Interdisciplinary Studies. Tweets mostly during working hours.

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Our new summer volume is out! Clusters on 1. #Africa 500-1000 and 2. Global #Epigraphy, as well as an individual article on #creolization
https://t.co/IDTY7kIHXp
and https://t.co/bnWnRK6cT5
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Check out the contents of volume 16. You can access and #download all articles for #free at https://t.co/IDTY7l0iOX
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Volume 13, full of great articles - some individual and others assembled in two thematic sections: Mulitlingual Sermons & Movement and Mobility in the Medieval Mediterranean. You can access and #download all articles for #free at https://t.co/bcp5gMZXXH
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We're very proud to announce that volume 13 is out now! open access: https://t.co/bcp5gMZXXH
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Hey #medievaltwitter! A new #historicalidentityresearchblog entry about the #newissue of Medieval Worlds by Odile Kommer is online:

#openaccess journal Medieval Worlds 12, 2020: Rethinking Scholastic Communities & Ideologies of Translation, II

https://t.co/IGPhMNkZRe

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Hey #MedievalTwitter! Medieval Worlds 12.2020 is now online, presenting many interesting #articles on the themes of "Rethinking Scholastic Communities" and “Ideologies of Translation, II”. You can access and #download all texts for #free at https://t.co/xM9QL8BZoC
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Hey #MedievalTwitter! We are happy to announce that our summer issue Medieval Worlds 11.2020 is now online! Enjoy reading "Ideologies of Translation, I"
https://t.co/P9FmMKdSaH

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The recent Historical Identity Research Blog post also features Medieval Worlds vol. 10. Check it out here: https://t.co/HooauRhkZ5
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Hello #MedievalTwitter! Read and enjoy also our feature on the #Historical_Identity_Reseach_Blog 🙂
https://t.co/HooauRhkZ5

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Hey #MedievalTwitter! Medieval Worlds 10.2019 is now online, presenting many interesting #articles on "Uses of the Past" and “Approaches to Global Epigraphy”. You can access and #download all texts for #free at https://t.co/R48ILvYE7Q
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Challenging approaches to the term #asceticism in the context of late antique and early medieval Latin and Greek religious communities in “The Limitations of Asceticism” https://t.co/SS8tL40o3K #openaccess

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For a short summary of our issue 9, have a look at the
Editor’s Preface (https://t.co/TSlymKa2Mx)

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Hey #MedievalTwitter! Medieval Worlds 9.2019 is now online, presenting many interesting #articles and on the themes of "#Monasticism and Sacred Landscapes" and “Byzantine Connections”. You can access and #download all texts for #free at https://t.co/H1QVuatjlP
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Historical Identity Research Blog: New Article by Lena Kornprobst! Check it out now! #imafo #öaw #mittelalterforschung #historischeidentitätsforschung #medievalresearch #medievalTwitter #historicalidentityresearchblog https://t.co/xOEuIOugOR

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...and the article also features a shout-out to @Byzanzforscher's recent
Jenseits von Rom und Karl dem Großen, for those keen to know more about the medieval world beyond medieval Europe! https://t.co/APLkpOcAFa

What other titles should we add to our reading list?

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Read more about the similarities and differences of sixth-century biographical collections from #Latin and #Byzantine Christianity and from #Buddhist China in 'The Global Eminent Life': https://t.co/cDkOmdn9Kz
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Wise words by @j_t_palmer about the challenges and rewards of #comparative research: https://t.co/fImMP9x1Da

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You can find an introduction to our latest #Medieval Worlds volume at: https://t.co/eiPsUqHqzk
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[Agenda des médiévistes @RMBLF]

Publication – Walter Pohl, « The Avars. A Steppe Empire in Central Europe, 567–822 »
https://t.co/DhnsCva6M6