Are you passionate about early medieval Britain? Do you have advanced knowledge of Old English and proficiency in Medieval Latin? If yes, then you may be interested in this fixed term full time postdoctoral Research Associate role.
The School of Humanities is seeking to appoint a postdoctoral Research Associate for 32-months to undertake close analysis of Old English letter-writing in early medieval Britain. The position will entail analysis of vernacular materials alongside the Latin epistolary corpus, data collection and dissemination of findings as part of a multi-person team, led by Dr Robert Gallagher (University of Kent) and Professor Francesca Tinti (University of the Basque Country UPV/EHU).
As a postdoctoral Research Associate you can expect to be involved in:
Archival research to identify manuscript witnesses to letters composed in and sent to Britain in the early medieval period
Analysis of linguistic and literary features of Old English epistolary texts
Palaeographic analysis of letters extant in early medieval forms
Reconstruction of historical contexts to epistolary activity in early medieval Britain
What will you bring to the role?
PhD in Medieval Studies, or equivalent
Advanced knowledge of Old English
Demonstrable knowledge of early medieval communication and literary cultures
Excellent understanding of the history of early medieval Britain and its neighbours
What we can offer in return:
As a member of our team, you can expect a friendly, open and collaborative working environment and support in your development and wellbeing. You’ll enjoy a range of great staff benefits including:
Hybrid working options allowing a flexible blend of office and home working (to be agreed in line with business needs)
43 days’ leave per year (personal leave, bank holidays and additional days allocated for the Christmas period, pro rata for part-time staff)
Excellent pension scheme with generous employer contributions
Corporate employee-funded healthcare plan, in partnership with Benenden Health
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Further details:
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Malgré sa notoriété, l’église romane de Saint-Nectaire n’avait pas fait l’objet d’une monographie. Cet ouvrage est une enquête critique la plus exhaustive possible qui a été menée au cours de sa restauration. Elle croise différentes disciplines, l’histoire, l’archéologie, la géologie, l’archéométrie, l’architecture, l’archéologie du bâti et l’histoire de l’art. Écrit dans un langage clair, ce livre constitue aussi un manuel pour les étudiants a n de présenter toutes les modalités d’investigation qui tentent de répondre à différentes questions : quand et qui l’a faite ? Comment a-t-elle été construite ? Et de quelle manière l’architecture et les décors se combinaient avec la liturgie ? La sculpture exceptionnelle de Saint-Nectaire, nourrie de références antiques, porte un discours religieux et politique dans le mouvement de la réforme grégorienne au XIe et au XIIe siècle. Cette monographie est aussi le prétexte à une réflexion sur la création artistique en Auvergne et aux cultures européenne et méditerranéenne du Moyen Âge.
Dominique Allios est maître de conférences en archéologie et en histoire de l’art du Moyen Âge à l’université de Rennes 2. Son parcours associe la recherche fondamentale à celle de terrain, il a mené et participé à des campagnes de fouilles en France, en Italie, au Moyen-Orient, en Afrique, et au Bangladesh.
Dominique Allios, L’église de Saint-Nectaire en Auvergne, Rennes, Presses universitaires de Rennes, 2025 ; 1 vol., 240 p. (Archéologie et Culture). ISBN : 979-1-04130-522-3. Prix : € 35,00.
Toute l’équipe du Réseau des Médiévistes belges de Langue française vous souhaite une très heureuse année 2026, pleine de réussite personnelles et professionnelles !
Par rapport à 2024, qui fut particulièrement chargée pour l’équipe du Réseau, à travers un renouvellement important de son comité, l’année 2025 s’est avérée plus calme. Nos activités habituelles se sont poursuivies, notamment à travers l’organisation de deux rencontres scientifiques : d’une part, Individualité et ubiquité de l’expérience médiévale de « l’ailleurs », organisée au MRAH (Bruxelles) le 25 avril 2025, d’autre part, l’atelier Moyen Âge clef en main. Outillages méthodologiques pour une approche interdisciplinaire, qui nous a permis d’expérimenter un format de rencontre beaucoup plus « horizontal » lors de deux journées tenues à Bruxelles et Liège les 27 et 28 octobre 2025.
L’année a également été mis à profit pour esquisser un portrait de groupe des médiévistes belges (francophones et flamands), un travail qui est appelé à se poursuivre. Vous pouvez retrouver les résultats préliminaires de cette étude sur le blog Pour une sociologie des médiévistes : ici
Le programme des activités de l’année 2026 commence à se dessiner. Notez d’ores et déjà la date du vendredi 13 mars 2026 dans votre agenda : ce jour-là, les médiévistes belges francophones recevront leurs homologues flamands du Vlaamse Werkgroep Mediëvistiek pour une rencontre intitulée Dies Namurcensis, qui se partagera entre visites et présentations des tendances actuelles de l’historiographie du nord du pays.
Toujours soutenu par le CRHiDI (UCLouvain – Saint-Louis, Bruxelles), INCAL (UCLouvain), PraME (UNamur), sociAMM (ULB) et l’UR Transitions (ULiège), notre blog a été consulté un peu plus de 184 000 fois pour un total de 1027 annonces publiées. Ces chiffres sont en augmentation de près de 10% par rapport à l’année dernière ! Vous pouvez retrouver dans l’article suivant la liste des annonces de 2025 les plus consultées. Merci encore pour votre fidélité !
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Boèce, sénateur romain érudit et philosophe, premier ministre du roi goth Théodoric, brusquement disgracié et condamné à mort, voit s’écrouler, à quarante ans, sa félicité et ses raisons de vivre. Dans son désespoir lui apparaît Philosophie, son éducatrice, personnifiée. Dialoguant avec le prisonnier, Philosophie le ramène peu à peu de son état initial d’hébétude et de révolte à la redécouverte des plus hautes vérités consolatrices : harmonie des choses, malheur des méchants, bonheur des justes, règne de la Providence… Boèce, bien entendu, est derrière le personnage de Philosophie aussi bien qu’en celui du Prisonnier dans ce récit d’apparition qu’il met en forme en tant que narrateur. La forme choisie est celle du prosimètre, alternance de prose et de vers ; la poésie de Boèce y est remarquable. Nourrie de la littérature et de la réflexion de toute l’Antiquité, la Consolation de Philosophie fut le livre de chevet du Moyen Âge et même au-delà. Trente ans après l’édition dans la CUF (1995) de l’Institutionarithmétique, ouvrage de jeunesse de Boèce, la présente édition offre un texte de la Consolation fondé sur des manuscrits représentatifs de la tradition, avec une traduction renouvelée et un appareil de notes beaucoup plus développé que dans le volume paru dans La Roue à livres en 2002.
Jean-Yves Guillaumin, professeur émérite de l’Université de Franche-Comté, a consacré une grande partie de ses travaux aux textes scientifiques, philosophiques et encyclopédiques dans l’Antiquité, éditant notamment aux Belles Lettres, dans la CUF ou dans ALMA, un certain nombre de traités mathématiques et techniques latins.
Table des matières :
NOTICE Réussite et chute, désespoir et consolation La Consolation comme consolation La Consolation comme protreptique La Consolation comme prosimètre Narration, dialogue et monologue La Consolation et la poésie Nombres et structure : un poème charnière, 3 m. 9 Positions philosophiques Les matériaux de l’érudition Images et thèmes Le bestiaire Dieu dans la Consolation : néoplatonisme et/ou christianisme ? Question finale : la structuration Conclusion : la victoire de l’échelle sur la roue Les chapitres successifs et leurs thématiques Appendice I : Recitatio de la Consolation Appendice II : Le vocabulaire de la médecine Appendice III : Les mètres de la Consolation LE TEXTE REMERCIEMENTS CONSPECTVS SIGLORVM TEXTE ET TRADUCTION Livre I Livre II Livre III Livre IV Livre V Notes complémentaires Bibliographie Index Verborum Index Nominum
Informations pratiques :
Boèce, Consolation de Philosophie, trad. Jean-Yves Guillaumin, Paris, Les Belles Lettres, 2025 ; 1 vol., LXII–435 p. (Collection des universités de France, Série latine – Collection Budé, 446). ISBN : 978-2-25101-506-4. Prix : € 59,00.
The letter was the most widespread means of communication in the Middle Ages and the most practiced literary genre also among women. This volume, produced under the auspices of the Medieval Women in Letters project from the MedioEvA Center (University of Siena, Rome Sapienza and Tours), explores the rhetorical, literary, thematic, and historical-cultural aspects of the female epistolography in the Middle Ages. Latin literature constitutes a cohesive element between the various vernacular languages that were establishing themselves during the Middle Ages, and this volume promotes the study of women’s literature and medieval woman by adopting a consistently comparative and translinguistic method, analyzing women’s literature in all the languages used in medieval Europe.
The methodology focuses on the literary tradition, especially the linguistic and philological spheres. Specialists in Germanic, Middle Latin, Romance, Arabic, Italian, and Byzantine literature discuss published and unpublished female letters, with particular focus on the main challenges that female writing in the Middle Ages presents, including: authorship, the relationship between copyist and author, the degree of female literacy, training structures, the role of writing in the various seasons of the Middle Ages, and the modern critical reception of female epistolography. As a result, this volume seeks to dismantle obsolete critical prejudices and redefine a literary canon that fully includes women.
Elisabetta Bartoli, the editor of the volume, is the PI of the MEWIL project, funded by Unisi. She teaches medieval Latin literature at Siena University and is Director of MedioEvA, a centre for the female medieval literature (Medioeva.unisi.it). Her principal research topics are the ars dictandi and female literature. She has published some critical editions and she edited (with Christian Hoegel), for Brepols, the volume Medieval Letters: between Fiction and Document (2015).
Table des matières :
Preface
Reflections on Women and Letters JOAN M. FERRANTE
Le lettere delle principesse gote d’Italia PAOLO MASTANDREA
Merovingian Female Letter-Writing: The Case of Caesaria II of Arles DONATELLA MANZOLI
Arcana Imperii: Matilde a Canossa (1077) e Matelda « in Paradiso deliciarum« CLAUDIA VILLA
La figura della monaca Emma nelle epistole poetiche di Balderico di Bourgeuil ARMANDO BISANTI
Love and ‘Unlove’ in Medieval Women’s Letters ELISABETTA BARTOLI
A nome di donne: Lettere di Boncompagno da Signa PAOLO GARBINI
Qu’y a-t-il de féminin dans les lettres de Gherardesca de Battifolle à Marguerite de Brabant? BENOÎT GRÉVIN
Représentation de soi et modèles d’écriture féminins dans l’épître d’amour française à voix de femme SPERANZA CERULLO
L’Épitre à la reine de Christine de Pizan: une lettre de circonstance? SYLVIE LEFÈVRE
De caritate tua diligenter confidens: The Correspondence between Boniface and Eadburg CLAUDIA DI SCIACCA
Olympias and the Others: Female Correspondence in the Byzantine Alexander Romance TOMMASO BRACCINI
« Wasalat ruq‘atu-ki …« : Female Letters in Ahmad Zakī Ṣafwat’s Ğamharat Rasâ ‘il al-‘Arab: Presence and Absence of Women in Medieval Arabic Letter-Writing PEDRO BUENDÍA
Andrea Acciaiuoli: Une femme de Lettres SABRINA FERRARA
Women Writing to Women in Lapa Acciauoli’s Correspondence ELSA FILOSA
« Fa scrivere a me perch’io appari« : Donne e lettere nelle carte Brancacci ALESSIA VALENTI
Antifemmicidio di Cereta FEDERICO SANGUINETI
Notes on Contributors
Informations pratiques :
Medieval Women in Letters. Letters by Women, to Women, and about Women in Medieval Literatures, éd. Elisabetta Bartoli, Turnhout, Brepols, 2025 ; 1 vol., XIV–376 p. (Utrecht Studies in Medieval Literacy, 66). ISBN : 978-2-503-61681-0. Prix : € 110,00.
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This book offers a selection of edited and translated sources that shed light on law, society and political culture in Germany between the mid-fourteenth and mid-sixteenth centuries, enabling readers to discover the tumultuous late medieval and Reformation era in the Holy Roman Empire in unprecedented depth. The selection includes all the major legislation issued in the Empire from the Golden Bull of 1356 to the Peace of Augsburg in 1555. Most of these laws, which have shaped the constitutional development of Germany in its various incarnations down to the twenty-first century, are translated into English here for the first time. Thematic chapters cover the unique elective monarchy, imperial diets, plans for imperial and ecclesiastical reform, alliances and associations, warfare and arbitration and lordship and administration at local levels. Each theme is contextualised by the author’s detailed interpretive prefaces.
Duncan Hardy is Associate Professor of History at the University of Central Florida
Informations pratiques :
Law, society and political culture in late medieval and Reformation Germany, éd. et trad. Duncan Hardy, Manchester, Manchester University Press, 2025 ; 1 vol., 392 p. (Manchester Medieval Sources). ISBN : 978-1-52616-589-3. Prix : GBP 19,99.
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The Department of Culture and Language invites applications for a 3-year postdoc position in Dominican studies within the CODICUM project.
The position is expected to begin 1 April 2026, or as soon as possible thereafter. We seek a highly motivated post-doctoral researcher to work on Work Package 3 of CODICUM, led by PI prof. Lars Boje Mortensen.
About the CODICUM project
CODUCUM is a collaborative project on Nordic medieval intellectual and book history based on the c. 50.000 medieval Latin manuscript fragments kept in the major archives and libraries in the Nordic countries. The project is financed by an ERC synergy grant (2025-31) and is led by four PIs at the Universities of Bergen, Helsinki, Copenhagen and SDU in Odense. The ambition of the project is rewriting medieval Nordic book history with traditional humanities approaches combined with a substantial science element in terms of spectrometric parchment analysis of proteins and DNA.
Job description and requirements
The successful applicant is expected to have expert Latin, palaeographical as well as text and book historical skills. The postdoc project involves identifying fragments with Dominican texts or related to Dominican environments in order to uncover patterns of educational and learned networks in the period c. 1250 – c. 1450 across the Nordic countries (the Dominican province of Dacia) and their relations to European centres of learning.
It will count as a plus if the applicant has already published within mendicant studies
The position also demands good collaborative skills as the project will be conducted in coordination with a number of other fragment researchers, including textual scholars, curators, IT infrastructure specialists and biochemists.
The postdoc is expected to participate actively in CODICUM project meetings, workshops etc.
Administrative tasks, such as co-organizing a conference, writing reports and more, will form part of the job.
The postdoc is also expected to contribute actively to outreach activities, such as blog writing, working with the holding institutions and more.
For further information about the position contact professor Lars Boje Mortensen on labo@sdu.dk. For general questions about employment at the University of Southern Denmark, contact Vice Head of Department Anne Klara Bom at akbom@sdu.dk
For questions related to CV, diplomas etc., please contact humfak-hr@sdu.dk
If you are not a Danish-speaking applicant, please ensure that you use the English website to access the electronic application form to receive further information in English.
Application, salary and conditions of employment The employment as postdoc is temporary. Employment stops automatically by the end of the period. An upgrade of pedagogical qualifications is not part of the position. Thus, employment as postdoc cannot stand alone as a qualification for later employment as associate professor/senior researcher.
The successful applicant will be employed in accordance with the agreement between the Ministry of Finance and AC (the Danish Confederation of Professional Associations), Cirkulære om overenskomst for Akademikere i staten 2025 (the document only exists in Danish).
Persons employed in the position may, based on a specific individual managerial evaluation, be exempted from time registration, also known as a “self-organizer”.
Working at University of Southern Denmark
The International Staff Office (ISO) at SDU provides a variety of services for new employees, guests and people who consider applying for a job at the University of Southern Denmark. International staff in tenured positions will be offered Danish language training in connection with the employment and are expected to achieve Danish language competences at CEFR B2-level within 5 years from being appointed.
The Department of Culture and Language is located on the island of Funen at the university’s campus in Odense – the third-largest city in Denmark with 185.000 inhabitants. Odense provides family-friendly living conditions in a historic city with an urban feel where nature and other recreational areas are never far away. The city has excellent connections with public transportation to Aarhus and Copenhagen.
The application must include
Detailed CV including personal contact information
Certificates/Diplomas (Master and PhD degree). If the PhD hasn’t been completed, please attach a statement from your supervisors regarding your impending completion.
Complete list of publications, indicating which publications are most relevant for the position.
Up to 5 of the most relevant publications. Please upload a PDF for each publication. If your publications have been co-authored, please briefly describe the extent of the co-authorship or your contribution to the individual joint publication. You can do so by using this form, or you can describe the co-authorship in such a way that the committee can assess the extent of your contribution.
A cover letter (max. 1-1,5 pages) outlining your fit for the project, motivation, and relevant experience and qualifications
All non-Danish documents must be translated into English.
Application and all appendices must be in Danish, English or one of the Scandinavian languages. Please always include a copy of original diploma/certificates. We only accept files in pdf-format no more than 10 MB per file. In case you have more than one file per field you need to combine the pdf-files into a single file, as each field handles only one file. We do not accept zip-files, jpg or other image files. All pdf-files must be unlocked and allow binding and may not be password protected.
The assessment process Applications will be assessed by an assessment committee and the applicant will receive the part of the evaluation that concerns him/her. The assessment report will subsequently be forwarded to the Head of Department who will assemble an appointments committee. An interview may form part of the overall assessment of the applicants’ qualifications.
The committee may request additional information, and if so, it is the responsibility of the applicant to provide the necessary material.
If the application does not meet the requirements mentioned above, the Faculty of Humanities may reject your application without further notice. Applications received after the deadline will neither be considered nor evaluated.
Shortlisting and tests will be used in the assessment process. Please note that only a shortlisted applicant will receive an assessment. Here you can read more about shortlisting at SDU.
Application deadline Application deadline 8 January 2026 at 23.59
Applications should be sent electronically via the link « apply online » and the Faculty expects applicants to read the information « How to apply » before applying.
We recommend that as an international applicant you take the time to visit Working in Denmark where you will find information and facts about moving to, working and living in Denmark, as well as the International Staff Office at SDU.
The University is signatory of the Coalition for Advancing Research Assessment (CoARA). We wish our staff to reflect the diversity of society and thus welcomes applications from all qualified candidates regardless of personal background.
About SDU
SDU was founded in 1966 and now has more than 27,000 students, almost 20% of whom are from abroad. It has more than 3,800 employees, and 115 different study programmes in the fields of the humanities, social sciences, natural sciences, health sciences, and engineering. Its main campus is located in Odense, but SDU is present also in Kolding, Sønderborg, Esbjerg and Copenhagen.
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University of Puget Sound Lora Bryning Redford Post-Doctoral Fellowship in Archaeology Job ID: 8546 Location: History Full/Part Time: Regular/Tempoary: Faculty Posting Details
Appointment: The University of Puget Sound Invites applications for the Lora Bryning Redford Post-Doctoral Fellowship in Archaeology starting in Fall 2026. This is a nonrenewable one-year position.
Responsibilities: The Redford Fellow will be expected to teach four undergraduate courses over the year: an introduction to archaeology (including archaeological methods) course and an elective in their area of specialization in the fall and two more specialized courses in the spring, chosen in consultation with the faculty mentor. The Fellow will also deliver a public lecture and serve as a campus resource for those interested in archaeology; this may include advising students, identifying summer excavations or field schools in which to participate, or finding graduate programs that meet students’ interests. The Fellow will be assigned to an appropriate department (e.g., Art and Art History; Greek, Latin, and Ancient Mediterranean Studies; History; Religion, Spirituality, and Society; Sociology and Anthropology), where faculty will assist with professional development.
Qualifications: We invite applications from scholars who have completed a Ph.D. in archaeology within the last four years. We seek a candidate who has expertise in the archaeology of the Late Antique Mediterranean, broadly understood, from c. 400 to c. 1000 CE. Specializations might include early Islamic civilization, the Byzantine Empire, or early medieval western Europe. Candidates with interests in cross-cultural encounters, cities and urban development, or cultural heritage are especially encouraged to apply. Scholars who are able to make connections across disciplines and demonstrate the impact of archaeological work on a variety of fields in an undergraduate liberal arts setting are especially encouraged to apply.
Application Deadline: Interested individuals are encouraged to submit application materials no later than March 9, 2026 to ensure consideration.
Compensation and Benefits: Rank: Post-Doctoral Fellow
The position offers a salary of $61,000 and comes with health and professional development benefits.
About Puget Sound: The University of Puget Sound is located in Tacoma, Washington, a vibrant, diverse mid-sized urban port city. Within, and near, Tacoma there is ready access to urban, rural, and natural areas as well as opportunities to participate in a wide variety of cultural activities.
• We acknowledge the richness of commonalities and differences we share as a university community; the intrinsic worth of all who work and study here; that education is enhanced by the investigation of and the reflection upon multiple perspectives. • We aspire to create respect for and appreciation of all persons as a key characteristic of our campus community; to increase the diversity of all parts of our University community through commitment to diversity in our recruitment and retention efforts; to foster a spirit of openness to active engagement among all members of our campus community. • We act to achieve an environment that welcomes and supports diversity; to ensure full educational opportunity for all who teach and learn here; to prepare effectively citizen-leaders for a pluralistic world.
Puget Sound is committed to an environment that welcomes and supports diversity. We seek diversity of identity, thought, perspective, and background in our students, faculty, and staff. To learn more please visit: http://www.pugetsound.edu/about/diversity-at-puget-sound/
Required Documents: Applicants submitted without the required attachments will not be considered.
• Curriculum vitae • Letter of Interest • Teaching statement • Diversity Statement (see prompt below) • Three (3) letters of reference. You will be asked to specify the email addresses of reference providers at the time of application and the system will email these providers on the next business day.
Note: In the online application system, please submit curriculum vitae when prompted to submit resume. Additional documents can be attached within the application.
Applicant’s Diversity Statement: As a department and university, we are strongly committed to creating an inclusive and effective teaching, learning, and working environment for all. In their diversity statement, applicants should reflect on how they will advance the values articulated in the University Diversity Statement in all aspects of their future work as faculty and members of the university community.
All offers of employment are contingent on successful completion of a background inquiry.
The University of Puget Sound is an equal opportunity employer.
À l’aube du XIIIe siècle, une nouvelle esthétique émerge dans le décor des églises comme dans les arts précieux, traduisant une conception neuve de la nature. D’abord en France, dans l’architecture gothique, puis ailleurs en Europe, arbres, fleurs et surtout feuillages surgissent et se répandent sous la main d’artistes qui reproduisent des formes naturelles minutieusement observées. Ce moment naturaliste se révèle pourtant éphémère et s’étiole dès le tournant du XIVe siècle, lorsque réapparaît la prédilection pour les motifs végétaux stylisés. Au croisement de l’esthétique et de la botanique, Neil Stratford nous invite, à travers une riche sélection d’œuvres, à découvrir un pan méconnu de l’art médiéval.
Table des matières :
Dieu, la nature, l’homme, la plante
Paysages bibliques, flore exotique
Germination
Enracinement
Floraison
Dissémination
Étiolement
Une flore symbolique ?
Sculpture, dessin et peinture
Annexes :
Notes
Remerciements
Crédits photographiques
Informations pratiques :
Neil Stratford, Feuillages gothiques. Une saison naturaliste dans l’art du Moyen Âge, Paris, École nationale des chartes, 2025 ; 1 vol., 96 p. (Propos). ISBN : 978-2-35723-198-6. Prix : € 10,00.
Avec le soutien du FNRS, du CRHiDI (UCLouvain – Saint-Louis, Bruxelles), d'INCAL (UCLouvain), de PraME (UNamur), de sociAMM (ULB) et de Transitions (ULiège)
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