Academic periodical focusing on the Viking and medieval North. Publishing interdisciplinary research, reviews and translations.
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Apardjón Journal for Scandinavian Studies retweeted
We're now 2 weeks away from our #callforpapers #cfp deadline (15 April!) for our upcoming virtual #conference in November this year! Get those abstracts in #medieval pals! #magic #oldnorse #medievalscandinavia #medievalmagic #performingmagic
Our #callforpapers for our 5th #conference in November, which will be virtual, is out now! Deadline for #abstract submission is 15 April! Details below! #magic #medieval #scandinavia #oldnorse #medievalmagic
Apardjón Journal for Scandinavian Studies retweeted
Registration is open for our FOURTH Performing Magic in the pre-Modern North Conference on 21-22 February 2024. Register here: performingmagicinthepremoder…
Our conference will online only, with free attendance. Join us for more magical goodness!
Apardjón Journal for Scandinavian Studies retweeted
CALL FOR PAPERS: the @Haskoli_Islands Student Conference on the Medieval North wants your proposals on CALAMITY, FATE, and whatever else you can think of pertaining to the medieval north! Details here: histudentconference.wordpres… #medievaltwitter #vikings #norse #cfp #ECR
Apardjón Journal for Scandinavian Studies retweeted
CfP: Runes and runic inscriptions panel for @IMC_Leeds 2024.
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Apardjón are back with a bang. Check out the latest translation to be published with us by @CCooijmans! Free, open-access publishing is the future. #MedievalTwitter
NEW PUBLICATION
Happy publication day to @CCooijmans! You can now find the first English translation of Annales Fontanellenses on Apardjón’s website.
Apardjón Journal for Scandinavian Studies retweeted
This is a fantastic read. Congratulations to @CCooijmans on his excellent translation.
NEW PUBLICATION
Happy publication day to @CCooijmans! You can now find the first English translation of Annales Fontanellenses on Apardjón’s website.
Apardjón Journal for Scandinavian Studies retweeted
An excellent translation of Annales Fontanellenses by @CCooijmans just launched by @Apardjon1! Was privileged enough to preview during the editing process and can say it won’t disappoint! Link below 👇 – at Iceland
NEW PUBLICATION
Happy publication day to @CCooijmans! You can now find the first English translation of Annales Fontanellenses on Apardjón’s website.
Apardjón Journal for Scandinavian Studies retweeted
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Apardjón Journal for Scandinavian Studies retweeted
It’s here!
The Performing Magic in the pre-Modern North #Conference 2021 starts at 12:45 CET // 11:45 GMT TODAY.
Use the joining link provided in your email from EventBrite!
#medieval #magic #medievaltwitter #scandinavian #oldnorse
Apardjón Journal for Scandinavian Studies retweeted
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Apardjón Journal for Scandinavian Studies retweeted
Get ready for #BlackFriday2021! All print titles* 50% OFF on our website starting 26 Nov!
*Exclusions apply.
Apardjón Journal for Scandinavian Studies retweeted
INS Professor Stefan Brink's new book Thraldom is available now in Europe! bit.ly/3FfMNuW @ThinkUHI @UHI_Research
Apardjón Journal for Scandinavian Studies retweeted
Registration for our event is now LIVE! Programme below 💫 #conference #EarlyModern #medievaltwitter #oldnorse #scandinavianstudies #hextag #magic
Register for free at: eventbrite.co.uk/e/performin…
Apardjón Journal for Scandinavian Studies retweeted
Really exciting to be getting involved with the different aspects of our journal. @Apardjon1 are accepting translations all year 'round! 🙌🏻 #MedievalTwitter #AcademicChatter
CALL FOR TRANSLATIONS
Apardjón accepts translation submissions continually throughout the year! See our our call for translations below. #oldnorse #latin #oldswedish #medievaltwitter
Apardjón Journal for Scandinavian Studies retweeted
Morning! Teenie reminder that I am doing a cool thing with @queerdisrupt Monday evening (25th) talking about bits of Old Norse myth, Thor & dresses! Sinéad Keogh will also be there talking about their work! So will @queertyyr ! What more do you need?!
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Apardjón Journal for Scandinavian Studies retweeted
A reminder to book your place for our next event 'Mystical Transformations: Gender in Mythology and the Occult' with Sinéad Keogh and
@nonbinarynate!
Find out more and grab a ticket here: eventbrite.co.uk/e/mystical-…
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Apardjón Journal for Scandinavian Studies retweeted
jobbnorge.no/en/available-jo… Do you know any medieval English lit MA students due to finish/finished w/their degrees that would be interested in a 4-yr funded PhD w/25% teaching? Put them in touch w/me! My department is hiring 5 new PhDs - deadline 8 Nov
Apardjón Journal for Scandinavian Studies retweeted
Professor @alexsanmark's inaugural professorial lecture 'Women and Men of the Viking Age' is available to watch if you missed it. youtube.com/watch?v=q4VSflOA… #ThinkUHI #UHIResearch @DonnaHeddle
Apardjón Journal for Scandinavian Studies retweeted
There's just one week left until our extended deadline for Volume 3 of @Apardjon1! We're peer reviewed and open access! #MedievalTwitter #AcademicChatter
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New excavations by the well known late Iron Age site Anundshög in south Sweden will try to establish if it was once used as a Thing assembly site.
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