Conferences, Fora and Seminars
CONFERENCES
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A conference jointly hosted by the Wales and the French Revolution Project at the University of Wales Centre for Advanced Welsh and Celtic Studies; the Centre for Romantic Studies, Aberystwyth University; and the Department of English, Swansea University. Closing date for abstracts - 16 March 2012.
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This international conference will present the results of our five-year project on the poetry of Guto'r Glyn, which has been sponsored by the Arts and Humanities Research Council and the University of Wales. Closing date for abstracts - 1 March 2012.
Fora
The University of Wales Centre for Advanced Welsh & Celtic Studies holds regular fora or one-day mini-conferences. Usually one forum is held for each current project every year.
If you would like to receive details of forthcoming fora, please send your name and address to cawcswales.ac.uk| . This information will be stored on our computer systems for the sole purpose of sending you information about the Centre’s activities. No information will be revealed to any other organization.
June 2012
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Saints and the names of places: Wales and Scotland - further details will follow shortly
Recent Fora
2011: Weather and Climate of the Welsh
2011: Welsh Place-Name Society's Inaugural Conference
2011: Wales and the French Revolution one-day forum: Liberty
2011: Stained Glass in Wales
2011: Ancient Britons, Wales, and Europe - New Research in Genetics, Archaeology, and Linguistics
2011: Lords and Poets: Gwent, Raglan and the Wars of the Roses
2011: Wales and Revolution Conference (in collaboration with The Association for Welsh Writing in English)
2011: Place-Names and Medieval Wales
2010: The Legacy of Rome: Wales AD 300-700
2010: Wales and the French Revolution
2010: Rethinking the Bronze Age and the Arrival of Indo-European in Atlantic Europe
2010: Guto'r Glyn and Valle Crucis: A fifteenth-century poet in the Llangollen area
2010: Third Wales and Brittany Workshop: Language Contact
SEMINARS
The University of Wales Centre for Advanced Welsh & Celtic Studies arranges two series of seminars (often papers on work-in-progress) annually, which are usually held in the Seminar Room at the Centre at 5:00pm on alternate Thursdays during the Easter and Autumn terms. Most papers last about 50 minutes, with some 20 minutes for questions at the end. A warm welcome is extended to all.
If you would like your name to be added to our mailing list in order to receive details about future seminars and conferences, please send your name and address to cawcswales.ac.uk| . This information will be stored on our computer systems for the sole purpose of sending you information about the Centre’s activities. No information will be revealed to any other organization.