Memory and Nation - Writing the History of Wales — Writing the History of Wales

Disgrifiad Cymraeg / Welsh Description

Wedi'i chyhoeddi er anrhydedd i'r Athro Huw Pryce, mae'r gyfrol hon yn dwyn ynghyd ymchwil newydd gyffrous ar ysgrifennu a pherfformio hanes Cymru, o'r Oesoedd Canol i'r unfed ganrif ar hugain.

Disgrifiad Saesneg / English Description

Published in honour of Professor Huw Pryce, this volume brings together exciting new research on writing and performing the history of Wales, from the Middle Ages to the twenty-first century.

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Cynnwys / Table of Contents

Acknowledgements / Diolchiadau List of Figures and Tables / Rhestr o Ffigyrau a Thablau Abbreviations / Byrfoddau Notes on Contributors / Bywgraffiadau Cyfranwyr Introduction / Rhagymadrodd PART I: TEXTS AND THEIR HISTORIES RHAN I: TESTUNAU A’U HANES How did medieval Welsh chroniclers find their information? David Stephenson The Reception of Gerald of Wales in Welsh Historical Texts Georgia Henley Trioedd Ynys Prydein fel Testunau Hanes Nia Wyn Jones From Llandaf to Liber A: Welsh Charters and Diplomatics in Long Perspective Charles Insley The Development of Old Welsh Boundary Clauses Ben Guy PART II: HISTORY AND IDENTITY RHAN II: HANES A HUNANIAETH Naming and National Identity: The Monastic Orders in Late Medieval Ireland and Wales Compared David Thornton Gwystlon yn De gestis Britonum a Brut y Brenhinedd Rebecca Thomas The Context of Laudabiliter in the Works of Gerald of Wales Thomas Charles-Edwards The Medieval Bishops of Bangor and the Writing of Welsh History Shaun D. McGuinness “Pinnacles of Preaching” and Men of “Bold Learning”: Religious Reforms, Historical Interests, and the Elizabethan Bishops of Bangor Katharine K. Olson PART III: MEMORY AND NATION RHAN III: COF CENEDL Antiquarianism, Ancestry and ‘Ancient Britons’: Welsh historical consciousness, cultural patronage and the identity of the gentry, c. 1800–1920 Shaun Evans ‘Th’ enlighten’ d crowd with grateful raptures glow’: History, setting norms and Victorian modernity in eisteddfod competitions 1815–1855 Marion Löffler ‘Ireland Raids Wales’: Pageants and the Performance of History in the 1920s Paul O’Leary Tattooing Owain Glyndŵr? The body, memory and interpretations of Welsh history Mari Elin Wiliam with the assistance of Owain Hurcum ‘Time Present and Time Past’: Narrating Nation and Society in Welsh Historical Writing, 1970–210 Neil Evans Llyfryddiaeth o weithiau cyhoeddedig Huw Pryce / A bibliography of the published works of Huw Pryce (hyd 2023/to 2023) Rhidian Griffiths Manuscripts Cited / Rhestr o Lawysgrifau Selected Bibliography / Llyfryddiaeth Ddethol

Bywgraffiad yr Awdur / Author Biography

Rebecca Thomas is Senior Lecturer in Medieval History at Cardiff University. She is author of History and Identity in Early Medieval Wales (Woodbridge, 2022). Sadie Jarrett is a specialist in early modern Wales. She has held research fellowships at the Institute of Historical Research and The Queen’s College, Oxford. Katharine Olson is Assistant Professor of History at San Jose State University. She has published widely on the medieval and early modern British Isles and Europe, and is currently completing the monograph Finding Salvation: Popular Religion, Culture, and Reformation in Wales and the Marches, c.1350–1603 (Oxford, forthcoming)