Prof of Medieval History and Diplomatic @UniofExeter. Deputy HoD. Editor @mgh_tweets. Books @PrincetonUPress, @johnmurrays etc. Rep @laurievida. Germanophile.
@GeorgyKantor@Madz_Grant From my perspective, it would be a bit like complaining about 'math' teaching in this country: I can understand the points made, but it doesn't inspire confidence in the speaker's command of the details.
@GeorgyKantor@Madz_Grant Also the E is usually different: equality here, equity there. (Obviously the broader aims are similar, but the nature of guidance is often quite different.)
The conclusion to the great Stefan Collini's piece in the LRB on the British university crisis (the whole article very much worth reading). https://t.co/FQsZbkThiA
@fritzfelgentreu@abw317@ArmandDAngour@AntigoneJournal In der Kirche gilt die Ausdrucksweise Ciceros allerdings nicht als Goldstandard; wichtiger ist das Vorbild der Kirchenväter (wovon nicht alle Muttersprachler waren).
@DrMichaelBonner Literally one of the main reasons I became a medievalist: went to Greece dreaming of the Classical world, but then saw Mystras. Magical.
Ich freue mich sehr, dass die Ausschreibung der ab September zu besetzenden Stelle eines/r "Akademischen*r Rat/Rätin im Beamtenverhältnis auf Zeit" nun offiziell ist, und bin bereits sehr gespannt auf die Bewerbungen. Die Stelle ist nicht auf das frühe Mittelalter beschränkt.
@DrMichaelBonner He likes to make sweeping assertions based on a very particular reading of the sources. On strictly source-critical terms, the book is pretty hit-and-miss. As an evocation of the era, there's much to be said for it.