Matthew James Driscoll

Matthew James Driscoll

Professor

  1. Writing in the twilight: The manuscripts of Magnús í Tjaldanesi

    Driscoll, Matthew James (Lecturer)

    27 Oct 2017

    Activity: Talk or presentation typesLecture and oral contribution

  2. Stories for all time: The Icelandic Fornaldarsögur

    Driscoll, Matthew James (Lecturer)

    25 Nov 2016

    Activity: Talk or presentation typesLecture and oral contribution

  3. Popular romance in late pre-modern Iceland

    Driscoll, Matthew James (Invited speaker)

    25 Jan 2023

    Activity: Talk or presentation typesLecture and oral contribution

  4. Herdís & Ólína: The poetry of everyday life

    Driscoll, Matthew James (Lecturer)

    20 Aug 2014

    Activity: Talk or presentation typesLecture and oral contribution

  5. Of fragments shored against ruins; of Magnús í Tjaldanesi

    Driscoll, Matthew James (Lecturer)

    21 Nov 2008

    Activity: Talk or presentation typesLecture and oral contribution

  6. Old wine in new bottles?: Digital resources and research questions

    Driscoll, Matthew James (Lecturer)

    13 Feb 2013

    Activity: Talk or presentation typesLecture and oral contribution

  7. The French connection: Translations of French literature in Icelandic manuscripts, ca. 1400-1900

    Driscoll, Matthew James (Keynote)

    15 Jun 2017

    Activity: Talk or presentation typesLecture and oral contribution

  8. The early editions and translations of the Poetic Edda

    Driscoll, Matthew James (Lecturer)

    24 Nov 2015

    Activity: Talk or presentation typesLecture and oral contribution

  9. Arnamagnæan summer school in manuscript studies IX

    Driscoll, Matthew James (Organizer)

    15 Aug 201225 Aug 2012

    Activity: Participating in an event - typesParticipation in workshop, seminar, course

  10. 14th international seminar on the care and conservation of manuscripts

    Driscoll, Matthew James (Organizer)

    17 Oct 201219 Oct 2012

    Activity: Participating in an event - typesOrganisation of and participation in conference

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