@lukaempf

Researcher and lecturer in medieval literature, based in Switzerland. Monograph on the Joy of Love forthcoming with CUP.

Joined May 2009
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I'm starting the week with some great news: I have received my contract with @CambridgeUP for my first book 'The Joy of Love: A Medieval Literary History'. This is an absolute dream come true and a true Joy
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Victoria@RimbertVictoria4 Apr 2025
Mon livre est officiellement disponible ! 📖🥳 Prix de thèse des Presses de la Sorbonne Nouvelle ! À commander directement sur le site des PSN, sur les grandes plateformes ou directement dans votre librairie préférée 🙂 psn.sorbonne-nouvelle.fr/pub…

Presses Sorbonne Nouvelle - À l'encre noire

EAN 13 : 9782379061240 Date de publication : 3 avril 2025 Collection : études italiennes Nombre de pages : 451 Dimensions : 15 x 21 cm

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My new article on Partonope is out! Very happy about this one muse.jhu.edu/article/951884
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Helen Barr's new translation of PATIENCE by the Gawain-poet has just been published by Broadview and it's fantastic- highly recommended for specialists and non-specialists alike! broadviewpress.com/product/p…
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ISSEME@ISocEarlyMedEng7 May 2024
Our call for papers for #ISSEME2025 is out now! Join us with the theme of "Communities" at Düsseldorf with @Anglistik1 :) Keynotes include the amazing Susan Irvine, @Rory_Naismith and @cmcurran21 !
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Simon Thomson@scfthomson13 May 2024
This looks brilliant. Great to have doctoral students @hhu_de and in Oxford working together. May also be of interest to @OxfordCCT with some similar themes being explored at that event on 24th May.
Medieval English in Düsseldorf@Anglistik113 May 2024
We're very excited to be sharing this: a cfp for the first ADAM (Addressing Difficult Aspects of the Medieval) workshop. Send your abstracts in by 9.6; more importantly, put 23th–24th September in your diaries.
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Notre deuxième rendez-vous du cours public, c’est jeudi à 18h.
CEMEP Lausanne@cemep_lausanne25 Feb 2024
🗓️29.02, 18h-19h 📍Palais de Rumine "L'indécidabilité et l'oscillation du genre dans les écrits de certain.e.s mystiques de la période médiévale" Conférence de Denis Renevey (@unil @LettresUNIL). Plus d'infos: agenda.unil.ch/display/17088…
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Niamh Kehoe@niamhnine9 Feb 2024
Question for any medievalists still left here! What are your favourite books/websites to use to teach Middle English grammar? I have Burrow/T-P and Fulk, but would love to know of peoples’ faves? TY!
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We're absolutely thrilled to announce our Call for Papers for the Medieval Women's Writing conference, to be held in person on 18 June 2024 in the @TAYOxford with the theme "Exchanging Words". We're looking forward to abstracts for 20-minutes paper, deadline 31 March 2024. #CfP
Call for Papers: The Medieval Women’s Writing Research Group is delighted to announce the date and the theme for their 2024 conference: The conference will be held in person on June 18th 2024 with the theme of “Exchanging Words” in Room 2 of the Taylor Institution Library. We welcome papers exploring any aspect of connections, correspondence and communication in the field of medieval women’s writing, from any discipline, be it literary, historical or otherwise. There are no limitations on geographical or language focus. Papers should aim to be 20 minutes, to be delivered in English. Please submit your abstracts (250-300 words) along with a brief bio (max. 100 words) to Katherine Smith (katherine.smith@mod-langs.ox.ac.uk) and Marlene Schilling (marlene.schilling@mod-langs.ox.ac.uk). The deadline for the submission is March 31st 2024 and notifications will be made in mid April 2024. The final program will be published by the end of April 2024.

ALT Call for Papers: The Medieval Women’s Writing Research Group is delighted to announce the date and the theme for their 2024 conference: The conference will be held in person on June 18th 2024 with the theme of “Exchanging Words” in Room 2 of the Taylor Institution Library. We welcome papers exploring any aspect of connections, correspondence and communication in the field of medieval women’s writing, from any discipline, be it literary, historical or otherwise. There are no limitations on geographical or language focus. Papers should aim to be 20 minutes, to be delivered in English. Please submit your abstracts (250-300 words) along with a brief bio (max. 100 words) to Katherine Smith ([email protected]) and Marlene Schilling ([email protected]). The deadline for the submission is March 31st 2024 and notifications will be made in mid April 2024. The final program will be published by the end of April 2024.

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Découvrez le cours public 2024 du CEMEP @unil @LettresUNIL qui invite à reconsidérer les études médiévales sous l'angle des Queer Studies. 📅les jeudis, du 22 février-28 mars 2024, 18h-19h 📍Palais de Rumine Programme et infos: news.unil.ch/display/1697782… #medievaltwitter #queer
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#frenchpodcast on literature (some sung) linked to Eleanor of Aquitaine, including Marie de France. Helps put things in context - especially the 'jeu parti' @MedFrenchOx radiofrance.fr/franceculture…

Splendeurs médiévales, Aliénor d'Aquitaine et les arts : épisode 3/4 du podcast Aliénor d'Aquitai...

AUDIO Aliénor d'Aquitaine, une reine pour deux royaumes, épisode 3/4 : Splendeurs médiévales, Aliénor d'Aquitaine et les arts. Une série inédite proposée par France Culture. Écoutez Splendeurs...

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love love love, france, 15th century
A medieval drawing of a woman in a white dress sitting in a run-down building, clutching a heart to her chest

ALT A medieval drawing of a woman in a white dress sitting in a run-down building, clutching a heart to her chest

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I've just noticed my article on emotions in some of Marie's short lais and Sir Orfeo is now on JSTOR. It's in French and although not part of my main book research, it obviously features joy a lot! @IMdFS jstor.org/stable/27173172

Traduire l’émotion | JSTOR

Lucie Kaempfer, Traduire l’émotion: des lais bretons de Marie de France à Sir Orfeo, Le Cygne, Vol. 8, Fall 2021

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Fabula.org@fabula10 Nov 2023
Camille Carnaille, Le Jeu des émotions dans la littérature française médiévale. Du beau au faux semblant fabula.org/actualites/117148…

Camille Carnaille, Le Jeu des émotions dans la littérature française médiévale. Du beau au faux...

Camille Carnaille Le Jeu des émotions dans la littérature française médiévale. Du beau au faux semblant Paris, Classiques Garnier, POLEN - Pouvoirs, lettres, normes, 2023 En s'appuyant sur des...

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Please make use of the new History of Emotions/Historia de las Emociones lecture series (mars.gmu.edu/handle/1920/133…), offered freely to you and your students. My own talk is on "Love"; it would be fun to compare it with Isabel Morent's talk on "Amor."
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Hester L-J@starcrossed201812 Jan 2024
A year today since this article about Romeo and Juliet and embodied lyric was published online (April in print). It remains probably my most favourite thing I've written, excuse the indulgent anniversary posting... (open access!) academic.oup.com/res/article…

Body Language: Making Love in Lyric in Romeo and Juliet

Abstract. With a particular focus on an intensive close reading of the scenes between the lovers and their portrayal of desire and intimacy, this essay dis

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For everyone interested in where emotions studies are today, do Zoom in to this conference einsteinforum.de/tagung/a-ma… at the beginning of February. Registration is now open. See you there!
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