Stephanie Lahey

@StephanieLahey

funded candidate, MA alumna, 1st gen. BA, recent guest researcher. Runner. .

YYJ. Erstwhile of Leiden & YOW
Joined April 2011

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  1. Pinned Tweet
    30 Jul 2018

    With iss. 1 of *Early Middle English* off to the press, we’re soliciting for iss. 2 & 3. Send us your research on England’s literary & textual worlds, c.1100–1350

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    9 Apr 2017

    Utterly baffles me when people think you're "weird" for loving and respecting nature: surely that should be a standard part of being human?

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    6 hours ago

    “Putting ‘Thor’ in ‘Authority’: Religious Power and the Religion of the Powerful in Late Tenth-Century

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    6 hours ago

    Want to be a Research at the Rijksmuseum? Closing date for all applications: 20 January 2019. Apply today!

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    Jan 3

    Medieval browser tabs — how scholars jumped between multiple texts at Mexico’s first public library

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    Jan 3

    Guericke's unicorn at the Natural History Museum in (Germany). Otto von Guericke, by then mayor of Magdeburg, interpretated bones of a woolly rhinoceros as those of a and presented this reconstruction in 1672.

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  10. 8 hours ago

    Holds true for professors and grad students, as well

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    Jan 3

    The attitudes of the adults in a quickly become the attitudes of the students. Never forget that is contagious.

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    19 hours ago

    Local fishermen have discovered several fishing baskets thought to date back to the fourteenth century on the coast of the Severn Estuary in Monmouthshire, Wales

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    13 hours ago

    In December we held the Manuscripts in the Anglo-Saxon Kingdoms conference . Here's a round-up if you were unable to attend

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    18 hours ago

    What a contrast! Spanish choir book (16th century) and miniature bible (19th century): two items to celebrate a new teaching term, in this case the start of my course on Special Collections librarianship ( m2149l32S6 & BS391.A2).

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    17 hours ago

    Coming soon: Old Age in early medieval England: A cultural history! With many thanks to the team at

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  16. 8 hours ago

    LRT: That’s pretty cool.

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    Jan 2

    Roy Allela’s six-year-old niece was born deaf. She found it difficult to communicate with her family, none of whom knew sign language. So Allela – a 25-year-old Kenyan, invented smart gloves that convert sign language movements into audio speech.

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    9 hours ago

    Yes! Endnotes are so annoying and inefficient. Hurrah for footnotes! Publishers, get with the program and bring back real .

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  19. 8 hours ago

    That so many people interpreted this as a “savage”, “vicious” dig at Dobson and at Team Canada speaks volumes about the psychology of a sizeable swath of the population

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    Jan 4

    BOOKSELLER: and this is Book of Darkness, 1701 [opens book] DEMON: [appears] FOOL, YOU HAVE FREED ME FROM MY SLUMBER BOOKSELLER: as you can see the possession is in near fine condition DEMON: WHAT CUSTOMER: yes, very nice BOOKSELLER: it's rare to find one this feisty DEMON: stop

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    Jan 3

    Our free Thursday public lecture series is back! Daniel Sherwin, a PhD cand. poli sci, will talk about Settler Colonialism in Canada & the processes through which the Canadian state has understood, regulated & marginalized Indigenous legal, political, spiritual traditions.

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