We are now able to share Panopto recordings of the Medieval I panel, which featured Professor Henrike Lähnemann and Professor Daniel Wakelin. Daniel Wakelin: Teaching Codicology: Henrike Lähnemann: The Material Meets the Digital Many thanks again to all of our speakers, and in particular to Professor Lähnemann for making these recordings. Thank you also to the Bodleian …
Closing Remarks
With thanks to Henrike Lähnemann for filming, here is David D'Avray's summing up of the day, ahead of our final discussion:
Registration Now Open
We are pleased to announce that registration is now open for Teaching the Codex. The colloquium will take place on Saturday 6th February 2016 in the TS Eliot Theatre at Merton College, Oxford. Click here to register We are grateful to TORCH, the Craven Fund, the Lancelyn Green Foundation Fund and Merton College's History of …
Teaching the Codex 2016: Timetable
Saturday 6 February 2016 0900 Registration with tea & coffee 0945 Opening remarks 1000–1130 Classics Chair: Stephen Heyworth (Classics, Oxford) Niels Gaul (Classics, Edinburgh) Nigel Wilson (Classics, Oxford) Tobias Reinhardt (Classics, Oxford) 1130–1200 Tea & Coffee 1200–1300 Medieval I Chair: Julia Crick (History, KCL) Daniel Wakelin (English, Oxford) Henrike Lähnemann (German, Oxford) 1300–1415 Lunch 1415–1515 Medieval …
Teaching the Codex. An interdisciplinary colloquium and its digital aftermath.
Palaeography and codicology encompass skill sets which are applicable and of use to a broad range of disciplines across the Humanities. Most students encounter them for the first time at graduate level, in spite of their wide-reaching implications for our understanding and interpretation of the texts and documents with which we work. The approaches taken …
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