The International Arthurian Society (British Branch). Tweeting all things Arthurian!
Joined March 2013
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Can you spot him? Yes #KingArthur right up there with Mons Badonicus, on our #ArthurianMA @ArthurBangor @BangorEngLit @CymraegBangor with the fantastic @BangorUniLib rare collections and splendid international input from @IASBB
One of the oldest manuscripts to mention King Arthur is on display in the Treasures Gallery @britishlibrary
blogs.bl.uk/digitisedmanuscr…
#BLTreasures #medievaltwitter
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New blog post: Dr Kristina Hildebrand (Halmstad University) discusses her recent visit to the Centre for Arthurian Studies and how the @ArthurBangor and @BangorUniLib collection facilitated her exciting research on Gildas and Nennius arthurian-studies.bangor.ac.…
#medievaltwitter
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#medievaltwitter #Arthurians everywhere: check out some of the brilliant lecture recordings from members of the Centre for Arthurian Studies, including @ArthurBangor's director @RalucaRadulesc1 discussing 'Why medieval legends are still relevant to us'
arthurian-studies.bangor.ac.…
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You can't beat the Arthurian legends - that's what we think here @BangorEngLit @ArthurBangor @Arthuriana_Jrnl @JIASArthurian indeed
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Our director’s #KingArthur article out again soon in @EpochTimes
with requests from Japan and the US to reprint my 2017 @ConversationUK #KingArthur article (now at 38k reads), it seems appropriate to share it here for all @ArthurBangor @BangorEngLit @CymraegBangor followers, including our
Arthurian Literature students tinyurl.com/y9j5mxuq
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A new generation of #kingarthur aficionados on Arthurian literature special module @BangorUni @BangorEngLit visiting @ArthurBangor centre and @BangorUniLib - next, our class on Mabinogion Peredur
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Yvain is a 12th century Arthurian romance which essentially shows the extreme lengths a man will go to in order to avoid apologizing when he's clearly screwed up. And people tell me medieval literature isn't relateable enough...
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Proud to be hosting the launch of this excellent pioneering volume @ArthurBangor on Thursday 28 Feb, Council chamber @bangoruni @BangorUniLib
'This volume is a milestone in Arthurian research … respecting recent intercultural tendencies in Celtic studies. In lucid diction, Welsh, Cornish, Breton and Irish Celtic Arthurian traditions are explained in detail and compared.' - bit.ly/2Saz4AM
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Circulation of manuscripts before 1200 bl.uk/medieval-english-frenc…
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There's nothing quite like being involved in the definitive companion to the author your PhD focused on - so good to see this New Companion to Malory
tinyurl.com/y7q24mr9 and what a great line-up, including friends and alumni of @BangorEngLit @ArthurBangor
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.@KidWhoWouldBeKing Review: Joe Cornish Turns the Arthurian Legend into an 80s-Style Kid Romp #KidWhoWouldBeKing goo.gl/zNZEdr
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Coming up on 28 Feb: book launch of one-in-a-generation @UniWalesPress Arthur of the Celtic Languages Ed. by @ArthurBangor member Dr C. Lloyd-Morgan, and Dr E. Poppe, guest speaker @Sioned_Davies! Of interest to all @Arthuriana_Jrnl @JIASArthurian @IASBB - spread the word!
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Any resolutions made--or broken? (We are looking at the all the Lancelots out there.)
Does tweeting the conference act as preservation? What else can we, as academics, do to help our fellow academics?
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Stunning paper by Matthew Collins on digital analysis of Malory in MS and print, narratology, and quantitative analysis of minor textual changes in order to understand how Caxton and his editors responded to climactic moments in the text. #IASBB18
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Finishing up the conference, last but certainly not least, is Bristol's own @MedievalDigigal Leah Tether on Arthurian book collections as collated resources #iasbb18
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Now on to @ArthurBangor member Scott Lloyd talking about the earliest records of #KingArthur in the kingdom of Gwynedd #IASBB18 @unibirmingham
