2: s01e02 Máire Ní Mhaonaigh (ASNC, Cambridge)
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2: s01e02 Máire Ní Mhaonaigh (ASNC, Cambridge)
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About this listen
Music by Michele Tasin.
An interview with Professor Máire Ní Mhaonaigh– ASNC, St John's College, Cambridge.
Recorded on 30.01.2021.
Contents:
0.13: introduction
SECTION 1 (general)
1.36: Irish roots
3.51: language requirements (none)
4.47: ASNC at Cambridge (language)
7.02: Celtic Studies in Ireland vs Britain
8.33: the earliest writing in Ireland
10.21: Irish manuscripts (language)
12.44: Latin vs vernacular manuscripts over time
14.29: non-textual features
17.37: Irish scribes (St Gall Priscian & Lebor na hUidre)
21.06: cultural backgrounds
SECTION 2 (Mapping the Medieval Mind)
23.47: mobility, places & COVID-19
28.15: old and new research
30.45: topography in archaic literature
32.06: the Dindshenchas Érenn
34.04: the DH as historiography
35.33: the author(s) and audience of the DH
38.06: surviving manuscripts > popularity
39.09: the DH “in practice”
41.22: etymology (Knowth)
45.16: Irish culture today (logainm.ie & placenamesni.org)
SECTION 3 (Text and Meaning)
47.34: revising the Dictionary of Mediaeval Irish (and A History of Ireland in 100 Words)
50.25: difficult words (stiúraslong)
53.15: loanwords
55.21: Old vs modern Irish
57.18: Irish and the monopoly of English
59.35: goodbyes
1.00.15: acknowledgements (with an anecdote)
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