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    Teaching medieval literature through things

    Activity: Pilgrim Souvenirs
    Activity: Pilgrim Souvenirs

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    Class plan: The Exeter Riddles
    Class plan: The Exeter Riddles

    Class plan and resources for an interactive seminar, in which students with investigate the narrative strategies of a selection of Old English riddles, using early medieval objects in digital collections. This class is suitable for students working with Modern English translations, or with original texts.

    Review: Anglo-Saxon Micro-Texts
    Review: Anglo-Saxon Micro-Texts

    Review of Anglo-Saxon Micro-Texts, eds Ursula Lenker and Lucia Kornexl (De Gruyter, 2019)

    Blog: 3D digital heritage objects
    Blog: 3D digital heritage objects
    Class plan: digitised manuscripts
    Class plan: digitised manuscripts

    A class plan introducing students to the use of digitised manuscripts, while studying the Old English Life of St. Æthelthryth

     

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    Rachel A. Burns

    rachel.burns@ell.ox.ac.uk

    Faculty of English, University of Oxford

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