AHRC project developing a dynamic edition of the declaration of Arbroath AND extending POMS (https://teapaw.org/t.co/NepNohaQ8h) to 1371. tweets by @ajt_55 @mhunterhammond
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Two tweets in a week ...! We're doing some big updates on our website this week, with lots of new material to showcase, but here as a taster is our animation produced by the fab @Dragonfly on The dynamic edition of the Declaration #DeclarationofArbroath vimeo.com/432413082
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**FUNDING KLAXON** The Jinty Nelson scholarship will be offered to one application to our NEW Medieval Studies MA
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Interested in how @kingsdigitallab applies Machine Learning methods to A&H / cultural heritage contexts? read this post by Senior Research Software Engineer Geoffroy Noël with examples from collaborative projects @kingsdh @kingshistory @cotr2020 @kingsartshums @eResearch_KCL
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Our new multi-disciplinary MA in Medieval Studies is OPEN for applications! Palaeography, languages, manuscript studies, history, literature. 🧵for more details. 1/
These are only selected passages, but it really gives a sense of how the text changes over its manuscript tradition.
We awake from our slumber to let you know that the prototype dynamic edition of selections from Regiam Maiestatem is finally finished. With thanks to all at @kingsdigitallab cotr.ac.uk/texts/regiam-maie…
A HUGE thank you to all who came to our sessions yesterday—on the COTR project and the dynamic edition—and tuesday, on the EPIC articulating jurisdiction strand. #IMC2021
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Caton gives an effusive (& well-deserved!) shout out to the innovative design work by @ginez_17 and Geoffroy Noël (in particular) on the @kingsdigitallab team. He notes that their interface is both useable & intuitive & provides a new take on a scholarly edition. #s1126 #IMC2021
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Paul Caton (@kingsdigitallab) expertly discusses "What is a Dynamic Edition?: Concepts, Methods, and Interface” #s1126 @cotr2020 #IMC2021
Rodrigo García-Velasco, Miriam Tveit, Lidia Zanetti Domingues, Paul Murphy, Ada Kuskowski, Matt McHaffie, Pippa Byrne, Gregory Lippiatt
Our co-sponsored #IMC2021 strand on 'Articulating legal and political boundaries' is on TODAY (s526, 626, 726, 826, 926). Come and here such wonders as @DJSummerlin @S_B_White @ifagersen, @KB_Neal and those (I think) not on twitter ....
and then, finally @davies_johnny will round it all off, talking about how #regiam was written and rewritten over the later middle ages, and why that matters.
then the wonderful @DauvitB will follow, talking about the declaration of arbroath over the later middle ages
Our second session (1115 on Wednesday #s1126) is on how we need to read our sources over the long duree. Paul Caton (@kingsdigitallab) will kick us off, talking about the #dynamicedition from a #dh perspective
And finally the great Steve Boardman on how and why Robert Brus's reputation grew and grew and grew over the 14th century
And then me (@ajt_55) on the 1318 legislation, and how it was NEW, and what it changed.
we'll have matthew (@MHunterHammond) on CHARTERS, and the redefinition of lordship #charterrific
and for our @IMC_Leeds tweet. Brighten up your Wednesday morning with #s1026 on 'thinking through the longue durée', featuring, quite literally, history, law and charters in Scotland in the late middle ages