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We are writing to inform you that our Student Workshop, scheduled for 9th March, has been postponed until next term. We look forward to welcoming you for our sessions in Easter term. Full details will be made available on our website and in our term card in April. See you soon!
The convenors would like to inform you that, in support of strike action, our event scheduled for 15th February (with Prof Guillemette Bolens) has been cancelled, and our Student Workshop has been rescheduled to 9th March. Take a look at our updated term card here (attached).
Registration for the Student Workshop is now open!
This is a hybrid event, open to the members of the University of Cambridge. If you would like to attend, please register at cammedsem.co.uk. Please refer to our Events Policies when registering.
Our next session will take place in person and online on 2nd Feb, 5pm (GMT). This session will be our @Department_ASNC Showcase, with Roan Runge (@stone_grunge ) & Anna Chacko. #medievaltwitter #Cambridge
Papers:
Roan Runge: "Reshaping my species": horse piss, femininity, & relational transformation in Aided Echach maic Maireda
Anna Chacko: Radical uncertainty in the ‘B’ version of the late 11th- or 12th-century satirical narrative, Aislinge Meic Con Glinne
This session is free and open to all. If you would like to join us, please register by 1st Feb using the Events section on our website: cammedsem.co.uk.
Details will be sent securely to registered participants 24 hours in advance.
Our Lent Term Card is out!
Register to attend at cammedsem.co.uk.
We look forward to seeing you ☺️. #medievaltwitter #Cambridge #GetInvolved
📢 We'd like to draw your attention to the following conference @MMLL_Cambridge on 12th-13th Jan. Registration below 👇
This two-day graduate conference, made possible by @asmcf & the French Section of @MMLL_Cambridge , explores the idea of community across space and time in the francosphère. We are honoured to have @MameFatouNiang and Mary Franklin-Brown as our keynote speakers💃🏻🎉 REGISTRATION⬇️
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We are delighted to announce that registration for University of Cambridge French Graduate Conference – ‘Finding Community in and Beyond the Francosphère’, (12th-13th Jan 2023) is open 👉🏻 eventbrite.com/e/finding-com…
. Please don’t hesitate to contact us if you have any questions☺️
We'd like to draw your attention to the following CfP for a conference, on the subject of 'Community' @Cambridge_Uni @MMLL_Cambridge @MMLL_Library @englishunicam
🔊Call For Papers📣
University of Cambridge French Graduate Conference ‘Finding Community in and Beyond the Francosphère’ will take place at @englishunicam, @Cambridge_Uni on 12th–13th Jan. 2023.
So excited to have @MameFatouNiang & Mary Franklin-Brown as our Keynote speakers✨
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Looking forward to joining @cammedsem later today, where I will present my design-led research in a paper entitled: ‘Christine de Pizan and Architecture: Illuminating the Book of the City of Ladies’. Many thanks for the invitation!
With the announcement that the impending rail strike has been cancelled, the next session of CamMedSem will go ahead on 3rd Nov, 5pm (GMT). Penelope Haralambidou (UCL) will give a paper entitled: ‘Christine de Pizan and Architecture: Illuminating the Book of the City of Ladies’.
See the abstract for Penelope's paper here: cammedsem.co.uk/news
This session is free and open to all. Registration for this event is open! If you would like to join us in person or online, please register at cammedsem.co.uk by Weds. 2nd Nov.
*Event Postponed*
Due to the impending rail strike, our next event with Penelope Haralambidou on Christine de Pizan, originally scheduled for 3rd Nov, has been postponed. A new date for the session is TBA. We apologise for any inconvenience caused, and hope to see you soon!
The first session of CamMedSem 2022-2023 will take place in person and online on Thurs. 20th Oct, 5pm (BST). @HenryRavenhall (@Cambridge_Uni ) will give a paper entitled: ‘Gautier de Coinci’s Miracles de Nostre Dame and the Powers of Olfaction’.
This session is free and open to all.
See the abstract for Henry's paper at: cammedsem.co.uk/news
Registration for this event is open! If you'd like to join us, please register by Tues. 18th Oct using the Events section on our website at: cammedsem.co.uk
We look forward to seeing you!
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We're thrilled to announce our programme for the new term: from ancient Greece, to medieval Europe, to Alexander McQueen...
Join us, Mondays below at 5pm, @Catz_Cambridge
@englishunicam, @MMLL_Cambridge, @CamClassics
