Podcast:: Before and after Bishop Elphinstone: Creativity and learning in medieval and renaissance Aberdeen

Jackson Armstrong; Charles Bow

Podcast: Before and after Bishop Elphinstone: Creativity and learning in medieval and renaissance Aberdeen

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King’s College has a prehistory. Dr Jackson Armstrong sheds new light on the founding of King’s College as a kingdom-building endeavour that underscored Scottish engagement with the age of the renaissance. This involved the tenure of Archdeacon John Barbour at the medieval cathedral of St Machar’s by the Don, who in the 1380s composed The Brus—an epic poem that is considered to be the foundational work of Scots literature—and in the chantry chaplains of St Nicholas in the adjacent royal burgh on the Dee.

Original language	English
Place of Publication	Aberdeen
Publisher	University of Aberdeen
Media of output	Online
Publication status	Published - 25 Nov 2020

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A podcast in the series: 525 Years in the Pursuit of Truth: A New History of The University of Aberdeen

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