Updated information on venue, travel and accommodation.
The Conference dinner will take place on Thursday, 14th September (21:00 h.), at Restaurante Hispano (Radio Murcia, 4), located in Murcia town centre (5 minutes' walk from the Conference venue).
The price is 50€. The menu (both Spanish and English versions) can be found here. Vegan/vegetarian options are available - check the menu here. Gluten-free options may be available upon request.
In order to sign up for the Conference dinner, please, send an e-mail to anamaria.mondejarp@um.es by September 1st stating your full name and the menu of your choice. Payment instructions will be provided on registering for the dinner, and copy of payment receipt will have to be sent to the same address (anamaria.mondejarp@um.es) by September 6th.
A guided city tour (in English) has been arranged for participants to the Conference on Wednesday 13th (19:30 h.). Confirmation is necessary, since minumum attendance is required for the tour to be held.
In order to sign up for the city tour, please, send an e-mail to anamaria.mondejarp@um.es by September 1st.
Old English Language and Linguistics
Ana Elvira Ojanguren López · Universidad de La Rioja
Middle English Language and Linguistics
Old English Literature and Culture
Francisco J. Rozano García · National University of Ireland, Galway
Middle English Literature and Culture
Andoni Cossío Garrido · Universidad del País Vasco
European Connections and Medieval English Studies
WE REGRET TO INFORM THAT THIS EVENT IS POSTPONED TO SEPTEMBER 2024 DUE TO COVID-19
SELIM conferences are confirmed for 2022 (La Rioja) and 2023 (Murcia)
For more than thirty years, SELIM has promoted scholarship in medieval studies outside the Anglophone world. Now, for the first time in its history, SELIM will hold its annual conference outside of Spain, at the University of Oxford. In celebration of this international partnership and of the diversity of global medieval studies, the theme of the conference will be European Connections and Medieval English Studies.
A number of financial bursaries will be available for graduate students, and the organisers will hold two events aimed at junior delegates: a pre-conference workshop run by the Oxford-based, European Research Council-funded CLASP project, and a ‘knowledge exchange’ to facilitate idea-sharing between students of diverse nationalities.
Abstracts of up to 250 words for twenty-minute papers are invited by the deadline of December 20th 2019. We will also consider proposals for three-paper panels. Please send your application to selimoxford@gmail.com.
Organising Committee: Rachel Burns, Francis Leneghan, Rafael Pascual.
Joining SELIM: https://www.selimsociety.com/the-society