Leiden Medievalists Blog
- Based in Netherlands
- Roughly two posts per month
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Most recent posts
Series, sequels and spin-offs are at the centre of the modern media landscape. But our literary culture has a rich history of continuation and narrative transformation, in particular when it concerns the medieval romance tradition.
Een bijl, een aartsbisschop en een scheepswrak. In dit blog blikt Louis Sicking terug op zijn zoektocht naar kerkschatten uit middeleeuws Noorwegen.
How do you go about making a YouTube series on cultural contacts between early medieval England, Northern Africa and the Middle East? Fatima al Moufridji shares her behind-the-scenes experiences.