IMC 2002: Keywords
IMC 2002: Sessions tagged with Manuscripts and Palaeography
- An Inventory of Script Categories and Spellings in 11th-Century English (801)
- Catalogues of Dated Manuscripts and the History of the Medieval Book (109)
- Chant Books in Historical and Liturgical Context (1611)
- Dissemination of Knowledge through Books: Libraries and Printing (307)
- Early Christian Ireland - Texts and Contexts, II: Ireland and Medieval Computus (1111)
- Electronic Tools for Teaching and Research: Medieval History and Literature (710)
- Exiled Daughters of Eve? Feminine Devotion and Problematic Representation in the Late Middle Ages (509)
- Fictional Selves and Reception in Gower and Hoccleve (1516)
- History of Medicine: Texts and Treatments (1107)
- Intellectual Networks and Carolingian Courts (1515)
- Late Medieval Sermons and Exempla in Context (1120)
- National Historiography in Denmark and the British Isles (1506)
- Painted Meanings: A Re-Evaluation (1502)
- Papal Emblems and Symbols in the Della Rovere Pontificates Sixtus IV and Julius II, Uncle and Nephew (1519)
- Presence or Representation? Theory and Use of Signs in the Late Middle Ages (507)
- REED's 'Performance': Methodology (306)
- REED's 'Performance': The Records and Professional Playing (506)
- Tensions and Translations: Approaches to the Vernacular in Old and Middle English Texts (607)
- Texts and Identities in the Early Middle Ages, I: New Hilfswissenschaften: Traditional Skills in the Digital Age (115)
- Texts and Identities in the Early Middle Ages, II: Saints and Codices (215)
- Texts and Identities in the Early Middle Ages, III: Space, Liturgy and the Late Roman and Early Medieval Martyr Narratives (315)
- Texts and Identities in the Early Middle Ages, X: Texts and Food (1215)
- The REED Concept: Origin and Development (206)
- Whither REED?: Archives, Culture, and the Electronic Record (1206)
- Why Beasts? Why Saints? (311)
