Conferences, Fora and Seminars
CONFERENCES
An international conference organized by the University of Wales Centre for Advanced Welsh and Celtic Studies to mark the tercentenary of the death of Edward Lhuyd| was held in Aberystwyth between 30 June and 3 July 2009.
An international conference to celebrate the Centre’s 20th anniversary entitled ‘Milestones’| was held in Aberystwyth 28 June–2 July 2005.
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.
March 2010
2010: Third Wales and Brittany Workshop: Language Contact|
Recent Fora
2009: Travellers to Wales
2009: Approaching the Middle Ages: Wales and Brittany
2008: Celticization from the West
2008: Words, Texts, and Dictionaries
2008: Iolo Morganwg: Farewell to the Old Sorcerer
2008: Y Beirdd, Y Byd a’r Betws
2007: The Welsh Bard and Druid: Iolo Morganwg
2007: The Poets of the Nobility Project
2006: The Legacy of Iolo Morganwg
2006: The Poets of the Nobility Project
2004: ‘Rattleskull Genius’: Iolo Morganwg and his friends
2004: The Poets of the Nobility Project
2003: The Celtic World: Meaning and Material
2003: The Trials and Tribulations of Iolo Morganwg
2003: The Poets of the Nobility Project
2002: The Celtic Languages and Cultural Identity: Armorica to Brittany
2002: The Vision of Iolo Morganwg
2002: The Poets of the Nobility Project
2001: Recovering Cultural Context for the Celtic Languages
2001: Ways of Seeing: Medieval Images and Modern Imaging
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.
Programme for Spring term 2010|
Programme for Autumn term 2009|
Programme for Spring term 2009
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