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This past weekend we went on a camino with Pau and Mireia. This hike had been in the works for quite a while. Sebastian and I had talked about organizing one way back in January. We wanted to hike up … more →
Chronicles of An Academic Groupie
Links of concern
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Jonathan Jarrett wrote 2 days ago: I don’t want to get unnecessarily doom-saying but there’s been a few seriously worrying … more →
Can I see it in the daylight? New visualisation technology
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Jonathan Jarrett wrote 2 weeks ago: [I'm sorry for the blank few days: there was some marking, I was ill, then there was a man wanting s … more →
I should have read this the moment I bought it, part V
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Jonathan Jarrett wrote 1 month ago: The section of Davis & McCormick’s Long Morning of Medieval Europe that deals with religio … more →
I should have read this the moment I got it, part IV
Jonathan Jarrett wrote 1 month ago: This series is getting bogged down in other things now, so I’ll try and cut it down to the bas … more →
Seminar schedules in my part of the world
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Jonathan Jarrett wrote 1 month ago: I’m so far behind with content at the moment that it’s not funny: lots of stuff written … more →
Look shiny! Links to food for brain and eyes (featuring a lot of gold added at the last minute)
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Jonathan Jarrett wrote 2 months ago: Your humble author was, at the time of writing the first part of this, doing a caffeine detox and so … more →
I should have read this the minute I bought it, part I
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Jonathan Jarrett wrote 2 months ago: Cover of Davis & McCormick, The Long Morning of Medieval Europe Yes, I know I was writing about … more →
CFP: Desire in Dante and the Middle Ages
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Jonathan Jarrett wrote 2 months ago: Last post was all about me, let’s have one with no connection to me at all. This got circulate … more →
Sindbad met a moa, met a moa on a mountain...
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Jonathan Jarrett wrote 2 months ago: In recent days I have been doing a lot of work on nineteenth-century New Zealand. You will guess tha … more →
The unexamined project is not worth... er... projecting? Or, Help, I got some Foucault on me
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Jonathan Jarrett wrote 3 months ago: Self-critique Despite my initial reservations, the Historical Archaeology I’m currently readin … more →
And this *isn't*...
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Jonathan Jarrett wrote 3 months ago: Ages ago I got given a copy of a book edited by Martin Hall and Stephen Silliman, called Historical … more →
Leeds report 4 and final (Thursday 16th July 2009)
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Jonathan Jarrett wrote 3 months ago: The last day of the International Medieval Congress at Leeds is a half-day, unless you’re on o … more →
Leeds report 3 (Wednesday 15th July)
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Jonathan Jarrett wrote 3 months ago: By Wednesday I’d managed to get my alarm going again (“have you tried switching it off a … more →
Leeds report 2 (Tuesday 14th July)
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Jonathan Jarrett wrote 3 months ago: This was a bad day for my alarm to fail, but happily nerves had me awake in plenty of time anyway. I … more →
I left my heart phone charger in St Andrews (3 of 3)
Jonathan Jarrett wrote 4 months ago: The second evening of the St Andrews conference I’ve been reporting, Monasteries and Secular A … more →
I left my heart phone charger in St Andrews (1 of 3)
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Jonathan Jarrett wrote 4 months ago: Right! I’m really back now. And I used up all my buffer while I was away so had to actually wr … more →
Seminary LII, Interdisciplinary conversation V: a new post at Cliopatria
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Jonathan Jarrett wrote 5 months ago: A small portion of a Slovenian manuscript written in Glagolitic script The Bidayuh Longhouse in the … more →
Seminary LI: `brothers' in Byzantium
Jonathan Jarrett wrote 5 months ago: Due to reasons of travel idiocy I missed the antepenultimate Earlier Middle Ages seminar at the Inst … more →
A certain sensitivity to the medieval, expressed by means of a bagful of links
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Jonathan Jarrett wrote 5 months ago: One way I sometimes wind up writing a post is that I have two or three links that I see a common the … more →
