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Monday, 26th Oct
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Anna Adamska, University of Utrecht.
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Investigating multilingualism in medieval East Central Europe: Possibilities and limits of research.
Biblography and notes
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Monday, 13th Nov
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Elizabeth Tyler, University of York, and Lars Boje Mortensen, University of Bergen.
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Interfaces: Vernacular Voices and Latin Narratives, c.900-1200.
download Tyler presentation
download Mortensen presentation
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Monday, 27th Nov
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Lindsey Jones, Penn State University.
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The uses (and abuses) of the Latin language in medieval drama.
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Tuesday, 23rd Jan
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Carolyn Muessig, University of Bristol
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The Vernacular Sermon in the Middle Ages
Biblography and notes
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Tuesday, 27th Feb
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Nick Doane, University of Wisconsin-Madison
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The Antiquity of English in the Twelfth Century
Suggested reading
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Tuesday, 13th March
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David Trotter, University of Aberystwyth
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Not quite what it says on the tin: mining the National Archives for multilingual documents
notes
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Tuesday, 24th April
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Helen Fulton, University of Wales Swansea
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Wales and Multilingualism in Britain after 1066
Suggested reading
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