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The Society for the Study of Medieval Languages and Literatures supports and promotes research into the cultures and intellectual life of the Middle Ages.
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The Medium Ævum Essay Prize 2025 is now open to submissions! The Society for the Study of Medieval Languages and Literatures invites graduate students to submit to the annual Medium Ævum Essay Prize. More details can be found on the Medium Ævum website linked in our bio.

The Medium Ævum Essay Prize 2025 is now open to submissions! The Society for the Study of Medieval Languages and Literatures invite graduate students from across the globe to submit to the annual Medium Ævum Essay Prize
Submission guidelines: - Graduates should submit an essay of no more than 8,000 words, on a topic in the range of interests of Medium Ævum, by 12:00 midday (GMT) Monday 2nd of December, 2024. - The Prize is open to post-graduates and those recently graduated with a higher degree The Prize: - The value of the prize is £500 - An entry declared proxime accessit will be awarded £100 - The winning essay and other entries of sufficient quality and promise may be considered for publication in Medium Ævum For more information and instructions on how to submit your entry, and a downloadable poster, visit our website (medium.aevum/space).
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In the wake of the announcement at our AGM, the Society are delighted to share the Winner and Proxime Accessit of the Medium Aevum Essay Prize 2024: 👉Winner: Christopher G. Lu 👉Proxime Accesit: Rowan Wilson Our warmest congratulations to Christopher and Rowan.

In the wake of our recent AGM, the Society are delighted to formally announce the Winner and Proxime Accessit of the Medium Aevum Essay Prize 2024: - Winner: Christopher G. Lu, ‘Learned humour, humorous learning: John Free’s Latin translation of Synesius’s Economium Calvitii (1461) and its transmission’ - Proxime Accessit: Rowan Wilson, ‘Feeling “aliene”: reimagining affectivity in the works of Walter Hilton’ We extend our sincere congratulations to both the Winner and the Proxime Accessit for their outstanding submissions. The essays submitted for the 2024 Essay Prize were of an exceptionally high standard, and we thank all those who shared their work with us. Submissions for the Medium Aevum Essay Prize 2025 will be opening shortly, and details for how to submit your entry will be posted soon.
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We are delighted to introduce the SSMLL Graduate Observers for the 2024/5 academic year: Lucy Turton, Elsina Caponetti & Ashley Castelino. Our GOs advise us on the experiences of early career scholars in the field, and experience the running of an academic society first-hand.

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As the sun sets on Canterbury Cathedral, so the BOOKS ACROSS BORDERS conference comes to a close. Thank you to all of the speakers, and all of the attendees (both online and in-person), who joined us today - and to our fantastic collaborators at @memsunikent.bsky.social Bookscapes!

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Registration for BOOKS ACROSS BORDERS (both online and in-person attendance) closes at 5:00pm today. 📨Email bookscapes@kent.ac.uk to secure your place.

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The full BOOKS ACROSS BORDERS conference programme is now available! Join us in Canterbury on Saturday 14th of September for: 📖Expert speakers 📖A Canterbury Cathedral Archives exhibition 📖The SSMLL AGM 📖The Medium Ævum Annual Lecture 📨Register by emailing bookscapes@kent.ac.uk

BOOKS ACROSS BORDERS FULL CONFERENCE PROGRAMME NOW AVAILABLE SWIPE ACROSS FOR MORE DETAILS
A free, one-day conference in Canterbury, organised by the Society for the Study of Medieval Languages and Literatures, in association with Bookscapes: an initiative of CHASE, the Consortium for the Humanities & Arts in South-East England. This event is hosted by the Centre for Medieval and Early Modern Studies, University of Kent. 10:30 Welcome and Exhibition (Canterbury Cathedral Archives, in-person only) 11:00am Lecture by Prof Nicholas Vincent, 'Magna Carta Goes Global, The Strange History of A National Treasure' (Canterbury Cathedral Archives, in-person only) 2:00pm-3:00pm Papers from Early Careers Scholars - Panel 1 (University of Kent, In-Person and Online)
3:20pm-4:20pm Papers from Early Career Scholars - Panel 2 (University of Kent, In-Person and Online) 4:30pm-5:00pm SSMLL AGM (In-Person and Online) 5:00pm-6:15pm Medium Aevum Annual Lecture by Dr Sarah Bowden ‘Shifting Landscapes: St Oswald of Northumbria in England and Germany’ (In-Person and Online)
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🚨BOOKS ACROSS BORDERS - REGISTRATION REMINDER 🚨 If you would like to attend any part of the Books Across Borders conference (either in-person or online) remember that you need to register by 5pm, 11th September, 2024 by emailing bookscapes@kent.ac.uk.

BOOKS ACROSS BORDERS FIVE DAYS LEFT TO REGISTER FOR IN-PERSON AND ONLINE ATTENDANCE SWIPE ACROSS FOR MORE DETAILS
A free, one-day conference in Canterbury, organised by the Society for the Study of Medieval Languages and Literatures, in association with Bookscapes: an initiative of CHASE, the Consortium for the Humanities & Arts in South-East England. This event is hosted by the Centre for Medieval and Early Modern Studies, University of Kent. 10:30 Welcome and Exhibition (Canterbury Cathedral Archives, in-person only) 11:00am Lecture by Prof Nicholas Vincent, 'Magna Carta Goes Global, The Strange History of A National Treasure' (Canterbury Cathedral Archives, in-person only) 2:00pm-3:00pm Papers from Early Careers Scholars - Panel 1 (University of Kent, In-Person and Online)
3:20pm-4:20pm Papers from Early Career Scholars - Panel 2 (University of Kent, In-Person and Online) 4:30pm-5:00pm SSMLL AGM (In-Person and Online) 5:00pm-6:15pm Medium Aevum Annual Lecture by Dr Sarah Bowden ‘Shifting Landscapes: St Oswald of Northumbria in England and Germany’ (In-Person and Online)
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The full BOOKS ACROSS BORDERS conference programme is now available! Join us in Canterbury on Saturday 14th of September for: 📖Expert speakers 📖A Canterbury Cathedral Archives exhibition 📖The SSMLL AGM 📖The Medium Ævum Annual Lecture 📨Register by emailing bookscapes@kent.ac.uk

BOOKS ACROSS BORDERS FULL CONFERENCE PROGRAMME NOW AVAILABLE SWIPE ACROSS FOR MORE DETAILS
A free, one-day conference in Canterbury, organised by the Society for the Study of Medieval Languages and Literatures, in association with Bookscapes: an initiative of CHASE, the Consortium for the Humanities & Arts in South-East England. This event is hosted by the Centre for Medieval and Early Modern Studies, University of Kent. 10:30 Welcome and Exhibition (Canterbury Cathedral Archives, in-person only) 11:00am Lecture by Prof Nicholas Vincent, 'Magna Carta Goes Global, The Strange History of A National Treasure' (Canterbury Cathedral Archives, in-person only) 2:00pm-3:00pm Papers from Early Careers Scholars - Panel 1 (University of Kent, In-Person and Online)
3:20pm-4:20pm Papers from Early Career Scholars - Panel 2 (University of Kent, In-Person and Online) 4:30pm-5:00pm SSMLL AGM (In-Person and Online) 5:00pm-6:15pm Medium Aevum Annual Lecture by Dr Sarah Bowden ‘Shifting Landscapes: St Oswald of Northumbria in England and Germany’ (In-Person and Online)
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Hello Bluesky! The Society for the Study of Medieval Literatures and Languages are delighted to be joining you here. Follow us to stay up to date with our latest Medium Ævum journal issues and monographs, our conferences and meetings, and our annual Medium Ævum Essay Prize.

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