Universität Bonn

Celtic Studies

Aktuelles

Bonn+Marburg Celtic Seminar Winter Term 2025/26
Im Wintersemester 2025/26 findet das Bonn+Marburg Celtic Seminar erneut mit vier online Vorträgen statt. Alle Vorträge beginnen um 18:00 (CET), Anmeldung bitte über celtic@uni-bonn.de. Der Link wird kurz vor Beginn an alle Teilnehmer verschickt. 03.11.2025 - Michiel de Vaan (Universität Basel):  Gaulish and its role in the rise of complex yes/no-answers in Gallo-Romance and West Germanic 15.12.2025 - Elin Haf Gruffydd Jones, Richard Glyn Roberts, Catrin Llwyd (Centre for Advanced Welsh and Celtic Studies, University of Wales Trinity Saint David):  BRO - a comprehensive sociolinguistic survey of contemporary Welsh-speaking communities  19.01.2026 - Alderik Blom (University of Marburg): Hor c’heneiled vreizhat: Relations between the Frisian and Breton movements, ca. 1946-1958 09.02.2026 -  Nina Cnockaert-Guillou (University College Cork): Scribes, manuscripts and words: coming to terms with different versions of Acallam na Senórach 
Croeso i Gymru! Welcome to Wales!
Im Mai 2026 findet eine einwöchige Exkursion nach Südwales statt: nach Caerdydd/Cardiff, der Hauptstadt von Wales, Abertawe/Swansea und der wunderschönen Umgebung beider Städte. Die Exkursion wird in Kooperation mit unseren Kolleg*innen von den Universitäten Caerdydd/Cardiff und Abertawe/Swansea organisiert. Zwingende Voraussetzung für die Teilnamhe an der Exkursion ist die aktuelle oder vergangene erfolgreiche Teilnahme am Grundlagenmodul. 
Heuneburg 2025: Halloween mal anders
Am 31.10-2.11 findet eine Exkursion zur keltischen Höhensiedlung Heuneburg, der ältesten Stadt nördlich der Alpen statt. Wir besuchen das Keltenmuseum Herbertingen und das Freilichtmuseum Heuneburg, am Abend feiern wir Samhain / Calan Gaeaf. Die Teilnehmerzahl ist begrenzt. Eigenbeteiligung voraussichtlich bis 50 Euro. Anmeldung unter celtic@uni-bonn.de
Papers on Women in Celtic Studies now available on YouTube!
We are happy to announce that seven papers on Women in Celtic Studies, which were part of the Bonn+Marburg Celtic Seminar online in the academic year 2023­­–2024, are now available on YouTube: https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLLmr_XhQwwKMIcbzDteYF5k7YHQ07RNco&si=_QXTKrzuB6pKzmPv. While the topic of female figures in Celtic literatures never ceases to attract the attention of scholars, the female scholars themselves often remain understudied figures in the history of our field, although much has been done on some of them recently. A focus on modern women in our field was made recently in the podcast by Katherine Forsyth and Geraldine Parsons on Women in Celtic Studies, organized by the Association of Celtic Students – this was one of our sources for inspiration in planning our seminar.  Explore this series of the seven insightful tributes to seven formidable scholars, namely Angharad Llwyd, Ella Carmichael, Ekaterina Balobanova, Eleanor Knott, Maartje Draak, Rachel Bromwich, and Hildegard Tristram. While we’re not experts in video production and a few of the videos may not start perfectly smoothly, we hope you’ll enjoy them and spread the word. Elena Parina
Neue Publikation!
Elena Parina and Erich Poppe, with Sergey Ivanov Pwyll y Pader: A Medieval Welsh Tract on the Meaning of the Lord’s Prayer according to Hugh of Saint-Victor Cork Studies in Celtic Literatures 9, 2025 978-0995546981

Veranstaltungen

Bonn+Marburg Celtic Seminar: Elin Haf Gruffydd Jones et al.
Online
06:00 PM - 07:30 PM
Elin Haf Gruffydd Jones, Richard Glyn Roberts, Catrin Llwyd (Centre for Advanced Welsh and Celtic Studies, University of Wales Trinity Saint David) BRO - a ...
Bonn+Marburg Celtic Seminar: Alderik Blom
Online
06:00 PM - 07:30 PM
Alderik Blom (University of Marburg) Hor c’heneiled vreizhat: Relations between the Frisian and Breton movements, ca. 1946-1958 Please note that the talk ...
Bonn+Marburg Celtic Seminar: Nina Cnockaert-Guillou
Online
06:00 PM - 07:30 PM
Nina Cnockaert-Guillou (University College Cork) Scribes, manuscripts and words: coming to terms with different versions of Acallam na Senórach Please note ...
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