Pedagogical Approaches to Palaeography and Codicology
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We are always keen to broaden the scope of our blog, and we would like to hear from anyone involved in the learning or teaching of palaeography and codicology. This means that we are interested in what you have to say, whether you have been teaching manuscript studies for years, whether you are currently taking …
Anna Boeles Rowland is a DPhil student in Medieval History at Merton College, Oxford. Dr Pauline Souleau is a Lecturer in French at Somerville College, Balliol College, and Magdalen College, Oxford. In this post, they follow on from their paper at Teaching the Codex II (May 2017) and introduce the Manuscripts Outreach Network. The Project/The …
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Update 2019: Storify is no longer functioning; this post remains for archive purposes. Dr Colleen Curran has produced a Storify for our official Twitter hashtag #teachingcodex. With many thanks to Colleen, click on the taster-image below to see it all.
Please go to the Lodge upon arrival. There will be signs directing you to the T.S. Eliot Lecture Theatre, where the colloquium will be taking place. Map from the Merton College website. Getting to Merton: Address: Merton College, Merton Street, Oxford, OX1 4JD Bus: For those travelling from London, we strongly recommend taking the X90 or …
Teaching the Codex II: further thoughts on the pedagogy of palaeography and codicology Follow us on Twitter: @teachingcodex, or via our official hashtag: #teachingcodex Saturday 6th May 2017 T. S. Eliot Lecture Theatre, Merton College 0915–0945: Registration 0945–1000: Opening remarks 1000–1130: Session I: a) Continental and Anglophone approaches to teaching palaeography and codicology Irene Ceccherini (Oxford) (chair) Marigold …
We are pleased to announce the speakers for our panel on palaeography and outreach, 'Taking Palaeography Further: schools, outreach, and the general public'. Anna Boeles Rowland, a DPhil student in Medieval History at Merton College, Oxford. Follow her on Twitter here. Sarah Laseke, who is a PhD researcher at Leiden University, as well as AHRC Doctoral …
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Dr Margaret Bent, who is an Emeritus Fellow at All Souls' College, Oxford. Dr Eleanor Giraud, of the Irish World Academy of Music and Dance at the University of Limerick. Follow her on Twitter here. Dr Henry Hope, who is based at the Institut für Musikwissenschaft at the University of Bern. Follow him on Twitter …
We are delighted to announce the speakers for our History of Art panel at the 2017 Teaching the Codex colloquium. Dr Spike Bucklow, Senior Research Scientist at the the Hamilton Kerr Institute, Fitzwilliam Museum, University of Cambridge. Dr Emily Guerry, who is a lecturer in History at the University of Kent. Follow her on Twitter here. …
We are pleased to announce that a follow-up colloquium will be taking place on 6th May 2017. Further information to follow.
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