Any day there should be something to report from King’s, but every day nothing surfaces. Earlier this week a letter from David Ganz was posted on the facebook page (which can be viewed without a facebook account, I think). Like … Continue reading
An inferior version of the most talked about unpublished homiliary to be found in a recently discovered Old English-Latin manuscript fragment is now available! Retired and renowned scholars (well at least one retired and renowned, maybe two, and others more … Continue reading
n intelligent engagement with the past is a critical component for a working public sphere. The totalitarian state is free to use its vision of history to impose its ideological orthodoxy, or alternatively, lacking any voice to the contrary, to … Continue reading
Found some time to play around with the rss-dragon. Hopefully, more changes on the way, but the learning is slow. I recognize that this does not really qualify as ‘news’, but if Ricky Martin’s announcement (suprise!) can make headlines, then … Continue reading