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Episode Synopsis "2: s01e02 Máire Ní Mhaonaigh (ASNC, Cambridge) "
Hosted by the Centre for Manuscript and Text Cultures at The Queen’s College, University of Oxford. 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) If you like this podcast subscribe and give us a good rating and/or write a nice review. Thank you! Gabriele Rota
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