Luciana Cordo Russo

We are very excited to be joined on Thursday by Professor Máire Ní Mhaonaigh (University of Cambridge) for our next CMS Research Seminar: 'The Place of History in the History of Place: Constructing the Literary Landscapes of Medieval Ireland'. We can't wait! #medievalsky #skystorians

A new semester means a new exciting round of CMS seminars! Here's a sneak peek of what we have to look forward to over the next few weeks!

We are so lucky to have @elizabethbiggs.bsky.social joining us at Bristol to talk about medieval borderlands later this month. Mark your calendars! Join online or in person (can confirm refreshments are ace). @uobartsmatter.bsky.social @uobrishistory.bsky.social

Come join us for the Bristol Medieval Studies Summer School!! Exciting programme, including a session on medieval English and Welsh poetry!
Check out the programme here: www.bristol.ac.uk/centre-for-s...

Soooo looking forward to this!! Llongyfarchiadau!

Literary Culture in the Medieval Welsh Marches: Networks, Places, Politics Abstract. The Welsh Marches, a name that today refers to the borderland regions between England and Wales, are often coupled with images of idealized rusti

Thrilled to see that this is now available online (for free)!

academic.oup.com/book/59910

@mappingthemarch.bsky.social

All photos by Matias Repetto Bonpland (www.mrbphotojournalist.com)

@mappingthemarch.bsky.social @uobartsmatter.bsky.social @bristolcms.bsky.social #medievalsky #medievalists

A Festschrift in honour of Professor Busby, Medieval French on the Move (www.degruyterbrill.com/document/doi...), was launched, and we were delighted to be joined by contributors and friends, online and in person, to celebrate.

Some pics of the conference - the team was delighted to welcome our two plenary speakers, Dr Ceridwen Lloyd-Morgan and Professor Keith Busby

Incredibly happy to have welcomed delegates, online and in person, to @bristoluni.bsky.social for The French of the Celtic Worlds Conference. Fantastic papers, brilliant plenaries, and wonderful conversations. Read the post by
@mattlampitt.bsky.social
here: blog.mowlit.ac.uk/2025/04/17/t...

Publication – « Linguistic Fragmentation and Cultural Inclusion in the Middle Ages. Translation, Plurilingualism, Multilingualism », éd. Davide Bertagnolli, Alessandro Zironi Linguistic fragmentation contains the risk of cultural separation, while the concept of inclusion implies the recognition of the difference of the Other, which must be recognised in its specificity…

Publication – « Linguistic Fragmentation and Cultural Inclusion in the Middle Ages. Translation, Plurilingualism, Multilingualism », éd. Davide Bertagnolli, Alessandro Zironi

rmblf.be/2025/04/06/p...

#argentina #dayofremembrance #nuncamás

We're very excited to share our provisional conference schedule with you all! This is subject to change, but is unlikely to change much. We will be sharing the full programme soon too! #medievalsky

medievalstudies.blogs.bristol.ac.uk/pgr-conferen...

Bristol Medieval Studies Summer School coordinator Dr Leonardo Costantini talks to us about everything students can expect at the summer school!

Please pass on to any interested students! More info at: www.bristol.ac.uk/centre-for-s...

#bristolsummerschools #medievalsky

@bristoluni.bsky.social

All welcome to join! @profkdlilley.bsky.social @uobrishistory.bsky.social #medievalbluesky #medieval #medievalhistory #medievalseminar #mappingthemarch #Skystorians #MedievalSky

We are hosting this great conference in April! Registration is now open - online and in-person attendance possible!

Follow this link for the programme and to register: blog.mowlit.ac.uk/french-of-th...

#medievalsky #celtic #medievalfrench

Just a reminder that registration is open for The French of the Celtic Worlds Conference (9-11th April)!

This promises to be a really brilliant conference, with a fantastic range of speakers and activities. Definitely not to be missed!

Find out more at: blog.mowlit.ac.uk/french-of-th...

Thank you for the photos! ☺️

Thank you to Bristol's own Dr Luciana Cordo Rosso for a brilliant seminar -- we certainly learned a lot! 😀 And thank you to Professor Helen Fulton for chairing!