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Bernard James Muir

Honorary
Culture and Communication
drama
history
literary theory & criticism
literature
philosophy
arts & humanities
latin and classical greek; history: british ; british and irish; languages and literature; understanding the past of other societies
textual transmission and the material record; british and irish; languages and literature
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Bernard James Muir

 
Division
Arts
 
Primary Interest
Anglo-Saxon Culture and Literature
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Projects

Displaying the 7 most recent projects by Bernard James Muir.

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The rediscovery of tragic myth: Senecan tragedy in 14th century Europe

This project aims to provide a new understanding of the emergence of classical tragedy by reassessing how classical Latin drama was revived ..

2019 - 2021
Active
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Transformations of Terence: Ancient Drama, New Media, and Contemporary Reception

This project builds on the highly successful and critically acclaimed initiatives of this team to create and disseminate digital editions of..

2011 - 2014
Completed
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Medieval and Renaissance Manuscripts in Australia: researching and relating Australia's manuscript holdings to new technologies and new readers

Building on the productive partnership forged with the State Library of Victoria in the presentation of a recent large-scale manuscript exhi..

2010 - 2013
Completed
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Medieval and Renaissance Manuscripts in Australia: researching and relating Australia's manuscript holdings to new technologies and new readers

Building on the productive partnership forged with the State Library of Victoria in the presentation of a recent large-scale manuscript exhi..

2010 - 2013
Completed
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Nuanced recollection and representation: the political and rhetorical strategies of The Peterborough Chronicle

This study will enhance our understanding of essential aspects of historical writing in Anglo-Saxon and early Norman England. The analysis, ..

2008 - 2011
Completed
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Scholary Digital Facsimle and Analysis of the Peterborough Chronicle

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The design of software for the preparation of digital facsimiles of medieval manuscripts

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Projects

Project Types

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Research Grant

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Internal Research Grant

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Scholarly Works

Displaying the 10 most recent scholarly works by Bernard James Muir.

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Chrysalis to butterfly:

Bernard J Muir

Book Chapter  |  2018

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Terrence's Comedies: Development, Transmission and Transformation

B Muir

Book Chapter  |  2015

The contributions in this work deal with these topics, as well as the earliest printed editions of Terence, theatrical revivals in..

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Introduction

JI Chyi, H Fujioka, H Morkoc, Y Nanishi, J Piprek, E Yoon

Book Chapter  |  2013  |  Proceedings of SPIE

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A Digital Facsimile of Terence's Comedies

Bernard James Muir, Andrew J Turner

Book  |  2012

Turner has edited and translated the scholia, and provides a commentary on them.The texts are linked to a complete set of high-res..

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Introduction

Johannes Helmrath, Albert Schirrmeister, Stefan Schlelein

Book Chapter  |  2009

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Inside the Scriptorium 2

B Muir

Recorded or Rendered Work - Film, Video  |  2009

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Inside the Scriptorium 1

B Muir

Recorded or Rendered Work - Film, Video  |  2009

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Ductus: Handwriting and Bookmaking in the Middle Ages

B MUIR

Book  |  2008

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The Making of a Medieval Manuscript

B MUIR

Audio Visual Recording  |  2008

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Interrogating a Witness: the Case for MS Crouch 10

B MUIR

Journal article  |  2008  |  Script & Print: bulletin of the Bibliographical Society of Australia and New Zealand. Bulletin

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Scholarly Works

Keyword Analysis

Communication
Literature Studies
Other History and Archaeology
Literary Studies
Non-Oriented Research
Visual Arts and Crafts
Historical Studies
Language Studies
Religion and Ethics
Religion and Religious Traditions

Honours, Awards and Fellowships

2013

The Wright Medallion
2004

Australian Academy of the Humanities
2004

FAHA - Fellow of the Australian Academy of the Humanities

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Awards

Credentials

Positions

Honorary

Culture and Communication

Casual

Historical and Philosophical Studies

Member

International Society of Anglo-Saxonists

Education

Doctor of Philosophy

University of Toronto

Licentiate in Mediaeval Studies

Pontifical Institute of Mediaeval Studies

Master of Arts

University of Toronto

Bachelor of Arts

University of Toronto