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Events Calendar
Events sponsored by the Society and organized by its members, & the Society's own events and deadlines
2021
Wed, 1 Dec

Medium Ævum Essay Prize
2022
Jan (TBA)

Coming in 2022:

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Pfaff at 50: New Devotions and Religious Change in Late Medieval England. Celebrating 50 years of Richard Pfaff's New Liturgical Feasts

, University of Nottingham
Posted: November 29, 2030
News
From the Society and its Members
Posted: November 28, 2030
Out Now: Medium Ævum Vol. 90, No. 1 (2020)
Out now: MAE 90/1
The latest issue includes the following articles:
Caroline Batten

Hand over head: a possible reference to the Old English metrical psalms in the ‘Journey Charm’
Leonard Neidorf Grendel’s blood: on the translation of Beowulf line 849
Rafael J. Pascual

Hrothgar’s warhorse and the audience of Beowulf
Joan Duran-Porta The Grail as a ‘converted’ object: literary fiction and historical archetypes
Aisling Byrne Guy of Warwick in Iberia: England, Portugal and the background to Tirant lo Blanch
Siegfried Wenzel

The three enemies of man: an unlisted sermon in Middle English
Julia Mattison Universalizing doublets in Middle English verse: Chaucer and romance
Arvind Thomas

Rechelesnesse’s learned ignorance or how to make a law from a rule in Piers Plowman
along with dozens of reviews of the latest medieval scholarship
Posted: August 30, 2021
The 2021 MAE Lecture: Now Viewable Online!
Posted: July 9, 2021
MÆ On Twitter (@medium_aevum)

Sunday 24 October, 2021

11:56am    RT @OxMedGradConf: We're back! A brand new conference committee has just convened, and we are excited to plan and host #OMGC2022. Keep an e…
11:56am    RT @OxMedGradConf: The theme of next year's OMGC, as voted for by attendees, will be MEDICINE AND HEALING. #OMGC2022
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Posted: February 23, 2021
Translation: The 2020 Oxford Medieval Grad. Conf.
29th-30 Sep. Register Now, via Zoom
Posted: September 14, 2020
2022 Medium Ævum Essay Prize
The Race is On!
Posted: September 6, 2020
Dark Archives 20/20: Registration Open, & Polonsky Blogging Prize
Online, 8th-10th September

Registration Now Open, and all details, at http://darkarchiv.es.. We are delighted to announce that the newly created #PolonskyGerman #BloggingMSS Prize for this year is to be awarded at Dark Archives 20/20, following a session showcasing shortlisted entries and by popular vote! 

Posted: August 4, 2020
Pfaff at 50: 2-day MAE Joint Conference
Posted: February 1, 2020
Out Now: Medium Ævum Monographs, NS 36
Leslie Brook (ed.), Jeun de Meun's Translation of the Letters of Abelard and Heloise
Posted: January 7, 2020
2nd Edn Out Now: Medium Ævum Monographs, NS 23
David Macnab (ed.), A Sporting Lexicon of the Fifteenth Century
Posted: January 7, 2020
On Sat. 27th April, David d'Avray delivers the 2019 MÆ Lecture - How to explain the Medieval Papacy
Arts Bldg, Birmingham Uni, at 4.45pm. Free & Open to All. Followed by Drinks.

Posted: April 16, 2019
*Registration Open*
Posted: September 14, 2018
Dame Jinty Nelson, 'Writing the Life of Charlemagne' - The 2018 MÆ Annual Lecture
Delivered as Part of Medieval Lifewriting, a Special Society Colloquium.
Dame Jinty Nelson, 'Writing the Life of Charlemagne' - 2018 MÆ Annual Lecture
Posted: July 4, 2018
Posted: March 29, 2018
AHRC CHASE Collaborative Doctoral Award
BEAUTIFUL FRAGMENTS: GLASS, CERAMICS, LEATHER, AND METALWORK IN MEDIEVAL LONDON

Is a broken artwork useless? What can only a fragment of something tell us about the past?

Application Deadline: 7 May 2018

Posted: March 29, 2018
LASS 2018
Posted: January 31, 2018
Posted: November 16, 2017
Animals
CfP now open
Posted: November 15, 2017

Conference Programme now published for Ovid Across Europe

Posted: August 31, 2017
The Animal in Medieval Romance, Kalamazoo 2018
Posted: August 1, 2017

All details at https://neighboursstrangers.wordpress.com

Posted: May 5, 2017
Prof. David d'Avray's Plenary Lecture at Time, the 2017 Oxford Medieval Grad. Conf.
Posted: April 27, 2017
Posted: March 22, 2017
Prof. Helen Cooper: Plenary Address to Wonder, The 2016 Oxford Medieval Grad. Conf.
Posted: April 29, 2016
Prof. Paul Binski's Plenary Address to Colour, the 2015 Oxford Medieval Grad. Conf.
Posted: April 23, 2015
MÆ On Twitter (@medium_aevum)

Wednesday 20 October, 2021

3:16pm    RT @yorkmedieval: On 14 October we lost a dear friend, colleague and co-founder of @yorkmedieval - Derek Pearsall (1931-2021). It is a gre…
3:15pm    RT @earlybooksoc: We sadly announce the death of Derek Pearsall (August 28, 1931--October 14, 2021) from cancer. He was a mainstay of this…
3:15pm    RT @InsularWorld: RIP Derek Pearsall (1931-2021): a giant among medievalists and a tremendously kind and jovial man. He'll be so missed.
3:15pm    RT @HarvardMedieval: We are saddened to learn of the death of Derek Pearsall (1931-2021), longtime director of @YorkCMS and Gurney Professo…

Wednesday 06 October, 2021

3:18pm    RT @Medium_Aevum: ** Submissions are now invited for the 2022 Medium Ævum Essay Prize ** Open to all postgraduates and those recently grad…
3:16pm    RT @InsularWorld: In the latest @Medium_Aevum issue: new evidence that part of Joanot Martorell's 15thc Catalan epic, 'Tirant lo Blanch', g…
3:15pm    RT @JEugeneClay: @Medium_Aevum just published a great review of Beasts, Humans, and Transhumans in the Middle Ages and the Renaissance. htt…
3:14pm    RT @GPellissa: I am very excited about the publication of Ovid in the Vernacular in @Medium_Aevum Monographs, together with @marta_balzi ht…
3:13pm    RT @commish24: Looking back at my notes on this and I see Jocelyn referred to a recent article that suggest Marie de France's lais were co-…

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