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We are currently recruiting for a full-time doctoral researcher (fixed-term), to be based at the University of Bristol! This MSCA-funded position, working towards a PhD, is for applicants currently based outside the UK. More details here: uk.indeed.com/viewjob?jk=cd6…
In her Rare Book of the Month blog for November, Melania Marra (Alicante) examines the variations and transformations of a little-known chanson de geste, the Auberi le Bourguignon, as it moves between manuscripts: rebpaf.wordpress.com/2024/11…
Woodpecker pie, porcupine roast, and 83 ways to eat an ox – this month's REBPAF blog by Melissa Bastian (Vienna) looks at a curious sixteenth-century cookbook and the insights it can offer us into food and its relationship with print during this period: rebpaf.wordpress.com/2024/10…
Some curious animals found by our researchers during their second session in the Austrian National Library today #medieval #medievalmanuscripts #rebpaf
(From L to R: ÖNB Cod. 3430, 50r and 62v; Cod. 13440, 3v)
Our REBPAFers at work in the Austrian National Library for our five-day palaeography workshop: some gorgeous manuscripts being examined here!
This month's Rare Book of the Month blog by Kaila Yankelevich (Bristol) follows the story of BL Add MS 22718, a hand-made copy of a book printed by William Caxton rebpaf.wordpress.com/2024/09…
Magic spells, a scheming empress and 1 million pagodas – this month's Early Book of the Month blog by Eva-Lotte Gebhardt (@univienna) dives into the intriguing history of one of the world's earliest known printed works: rebpaf.wordpress.com/2024/08…
Currently on her secondment with the @NatPrintMuseum in Dublin, REBPAFer Melania Marra (Alicante) has been carrying out some work with the museum's extensive archive:
Delighted to be featured on the website of Quaternio Editions Lucerne, one of REBPAF's industry partners, and who will be hosting one of our fellows during their industry secondment: quaternio.ch/en/about-us/our…
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IES is accepting Expressions of Interest for the British Academy Postdoctoral Fellowships scheme!
Themes:
📖 Book history & studies of the book
📖The book trade
📖Publishing
📖Collections & archives in galleries, museums, & libraries
Deadline : 5/08/2024
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🔔Call for applications!
Attention to all researchers studying #rarebooks: @ehcantwerp & @plantinmoretus are pleased to offer a travel grant for research in our collections.
Deadline: October 1st, 2024!
Find all the information here: museumplantinmoretus.be/en/p…
#bookhistory
ALT Detail of a number of leather and parchment books in a book case with their spine sticking out. Copyright: LUCID
Three happy REBPAFers at the 27th Congress of the International Arthurian Society in Aix-en-Provence earlier this week! Congrats to Kaila, Véronique, and Laurie on their fantastic presentations 👏👏👏
Heads up that our very own Laurie Hoeben (Zürich), Véronique George (Bristol), & Kaila Yankelevich (Bristol) are currently in Aix-en-Provence for the 27th Congress of the International Arthurian Society @ias_bb until Thu 18th! More information here: iascongress2024.org/en/progr…
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New on our blog: Brenda Luies (@uniofgalway) examines some curious additions and repairs made to a copy of the Polychronicon held at @NLIreland
rebpaf.wordpress.com/2024/07…
#MSCA #H2021 #ResearchImpactEU #REBPAF
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About to print our exhibition catalogue: "Gutenberg's Cradle". Here are the front & back covers.
The author Sara D'Amico, designer Alan Costello & photographer Gillian Buckley have done an amazing job. Physical exhibition opens on 9 July. @CERL_org
Currently on secondment with the brilliant @MaggsBros in London, our very own REBPAFer @SaraDAmico13 spending quality time with some gorgeous, gorgeous tomes:
ALT A woman sat at a wooden table with an antiquarian book in front of her, open to two colourfully illustrated pages
Our very own Melissa Bastian will be representing REBPAF at @univienna's annual Institutstagung der Germanistik this coming Mon 3rd June! This in-person conference is open to all – programme & more details here germ.univie.ac.at/institutst…
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Registration Open for the 37th ICM #ICM2024 Dublin 20th/21st June! Registration link and programme here: irishmedievalists.com/