Erin Sebo
@erinsebo.bsky.social
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A/Prof Medieval Literature, Flinders | Visiting Fellow, St Cross College, Oxford | Lead CI ARC DP23: First English Speakers | DP23: Finding Friendship in Old English Literature | PhD TCD | FSA | Beowulf monograph ManchesterUP '25
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And finally, some speculative history from David Robinson about Mongol expansion! #PMRG2025
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Hilal Nur Kuyruk on women and power in Nizam-al-Mulk's Siyasatnama, looking at the wider Muslin intellectual context #PMRG2025
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Frances Muecke @sydney.edu.au gives a really intricate account of how ideas of tyrany and dictatorship change over the 15th century #PMRG2025
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Now @rankinmccabe.bsky.social on the heretical cartography of Marlowe's Tamburlaine. I love the mappae mundi, so this one is great fun.
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rankinmccabe.bsky.social
🎤 Looking forward to an early start this Saturday at Perth's Tyrants and Dictators online conference. Here's the link if anyone fancies joining: www.trybooking.com/events/landi...
I'll be chatting about Marlowe's Tamburlaine 🍴👑🍴
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The third in the triptych of papers: the Heart of Legitimate Authority by Tyler Horton of the University of Queensland #PMRG2025
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More body parts. Embodied ideas of justice in the second Tetralogy by Steve Rohan-Jones of the University of Queensland #PMRG2025
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So much blood... Mackenzie McCown @sydney.edu.au on the *body* politic in Shakespeare's Julius Caesar ##PMRG2025
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The American alt right draws on "medievalism, not medieval history in which the king is not above the law"
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Long history of medieval imagery in American racism
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Andrew Broertjes on the use of medievalism in Trump's iconography ##PMRG2025
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Glen McKnight on Sui Yangdi at #PMRG2025
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"Tyrant" comes into English through Greek but it is probably from the Lydian according to Glen McKnight. Welcome to #PMRG2025!
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A warmly evocative tribute to Jinty Nelson by Alice Rio:
'Her openness about her family & how much it meant to her turned her into an inspiring role model to generations of younger women...she somehow made you feel that you could be yourself, & that this would not be counted against you.'
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ccurran.bsky.social
Dáibhí *and* an artefacts session?! Sign me up!
nmireland.bsky.social
Families Join us for an Open Day: Words on the Wave – Ireland & St. Gallen exhibition
🗓️ Sat 4 Oct | 11.00–16.00
📍 NMI, Kildare St
Talks: Maeve Sikora (11:30), Dr Ó Riain (12:30), Prof Ó Cróinín (14:30)
Take part in free Workshops & handle replica artefacts
🎟️ Free admission
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An Incipit (opening letter) with two birds from the St. Gallen manuscript Priscian Institutiones Grammaticae, Cod. Sang 904, p. 25. © Stiftsbibliothek St Gallen.
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nmireland.bsky.social
Families Join us for an Open Day: Words on the Wave – Ireland & St. Gallen exhibition
🗓️ Sat 4 Oct | 11.00–16.00
📍 NMI, Kildare St
Talks: Maeve Sikora (11:30), Dr Ó Riain (12:30), Prof Ó Cróinín (14:30)
Take part in free Workshops & handle replica artefacts
🎟️ Free admission
museum.ie/en-IE/Museum...
An Incipit (opening letter) with two birds from the St. Gallen manuscript Priscian Institutiones Grammaticae, Cod. Sang 904, p. 25. © Stiftsbibliothek St Gallen.
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amandawise.bsky.social
1/At Macquarie Uni we are losing 50% of our units in my faculty. This is on top of cuts in 2020. We estimate by next year my faculty will be teaching 80% fewer subjects than pre Covid. Disciplines being cut do not have declining enrolments. @jennaprice.bsky.social @michaelwestbiz.bsky.social
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Academia tries to address many inequalities in research but speaking English is one of the big ones and it's hardly ever acknowledged - in the English speaking world
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Everyone, no matter their background, should have an equal chance to work in science – but there are huge systemic barriers.
Who gets to do science? A demand for English is hurting marginalised researchers
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angharadelias.bsky.social
Medieval Welsh divorce: 'Should her husband be leprous, or have fetid breath, or be incapable of marital duties; if on account of one of these three things she leave her husband, she is to have the whole of her property' from Ancient Laws and Institutes of Wales 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿
#CyfraithHywel #MedievalWelshLaw
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We are seeking a new Editor for the Archaeological Journal to succeed @nannonstevens.bsky.social.
#archaeology #editor #journal

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Marie de France, from an illuminated manuscript now in the Bibliothèque nationale de France
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Exciting international #runic event in Kirkwall, Monday 20 October 2025. Free, open to all, and with refreshments! #runes #runology #Orkney
Poster for 'Rune Relay', an event with an international group of runologists, 7.30 pm on 20 October in St Magnus Centre Kirkwall. For info contact lorainejc@earthlink.net
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The unexpected exit of Judith of Flanders is going to cause problems for later European history, but we’ve given up any interest in historical facts. #KingAndConqueror