Helen F. Leslie-Jacobsen
@HelenFLeslie
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Feminist. Medieval philology, book history, literary studies, oral tradition, ballads. Assoc. prof. of Old Norse philology @UiB. Leads @lawcultRG.
Bergen, Norway
Joined May 2019
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RT @JudithJesch: Looking forward to giving a talk on my favourite topic @EdinburghUni on Thursday: It will apparent…
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RT @schanmalik: i don't think all academics are driven by trauma. but academia attracts ppl who experienced school as a central space of va…
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RT @KatarzynaAnn: Are you interested in a RSE role in the #digitalhumanities unit at @UniofOxford, check out what Andrew has to offer.
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RT @NC_Renic: If I get my teaching sorted this morning, and my emails done after lunch, I'll hopefully have just enough time to complete my…
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RT @lizabethswann: This is APPALLING. Deciding that English Lit degrees are “no longer viable in the current climate” is a disgrace - Engli…
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RT @lawcultRG: Join us at our next event on the 8th November, where Adrián Rodriguez Avila @cambtweetasnac will deliver an online lecture o…
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RT @glosswitch: "The talkativeness of women has been gauged in comparison not with men but with silence. Women have not been judged on the…
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RT @NC_Renic: Being the first in your family to go to university is a huge deal - you have to break the news to them about academic publish…
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RT @mattthesparrow: A bit of a dream achieved. One day in the Lower Amazon and I have ringed a Hoatzin. These are one of the most primitive…
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This is amazing
I’ve been told this breaks every language barrier
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RT @HorneSupremacy: Our late friend Dr Ryan Foster's wonderful chapter in The Viking Age in Scotland (@VikingScotland) is still free to dow…
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Academics will have a 2 hour conversation about how busy they both are that ends in them agreeing to co-write something new
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RT @lawcultRG: Our next lecture is on 16th October at 15.00 CET by @FangzheQiu on ‘Early Irish Law as Historiography’. The lecture will be…
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RT @RenskeHoff: Not officially published yet, but you can already download the open access PDF of my book on the Brill website! 🥳 https://t…
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The sign up deadline for this is 18.00 tonight - the lecture is tomorrow at 15.00 on Zoom. All welcome!
Join us on the 29th May for a lecture to the Research Group by Chantal Kobel @ChantalKobel @SCSLibrary on “‘A Caiè of old vellum’: a fragmentary vernacular Irish law manuscript in Denmark”. Registration for the Zoom link here:
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