Welcome to the Taylor Institution Library! The Taylor Institution is the University of Oxford’s library for Modern Foreign Languages. It was funded by Sir Robert Taylor in a codicil to his will in 1788. Due to his will being contested, the University didn’t have access to the funds until 1834, when it was also considering …
The combined workshops and seminars for the Palaeography, History of the Book and Digital Humanities provide ...
In honour of the symposium Literary, religious and manuscript cultures of the German-speaking lands: a symposium ...
An Exhibition held in the Voltaire Room, Taylor Institution Library, Oxford University, 28 April 2023 to 12 May ...
A presentation by Charles Webster at the Weston Library Coffee Morning on 28 April 2023 on the occasion of the ...
Friday, 28 April 2023, 5-6:30pm in the Taylor Institution Library, Room 2 and Voltaire Room Prof. em. Charles ...
by Christopher Summers In 1908, a children’s book version of the Nibelungenlied in a retelling by Franz Keim ...
Manuscripts of Character: Codex, Ethos, and Authority in Byzantium and Beyond Professor Niels Gaul will ...
Last week, we had the opportunity to have our session on ‘Caring for Collections’ and ‘Library Management’ at the ...
By Charlotte Copeman Having spent the last five weeks building up our knowledge of manuscripts from paper, to ink, ...
By Ksenia Dugaeva In our ‘Structures of the manuscript book’ seminar last week, we continued our foray into ...
Taylor Institution Library, 21 Nov-2 Dec 22 and online medievalism, n. the reception, interpretation or recreation ...
