Presented by James Tauber unless otherwise noted.

Continuing Christopher Tolkien’s Work in a Digital Age
Christopher Tolkien Centenary Conference • Nov 24, 2024
The Digital Tolkien Project
FAU Erlangen DH Training Day • Nov 22, 2024
LOD of the Rings: Tolkien’s Sub-Creation as Linked Open Data
Linked Open Data and Literary Studies • Nov 20, 2024
Marking Up Middle-earth (Lightning Talk)
Balisage • Jul 29, 2024
From the Hobbit to Homer and Back Again
Invited Talk at Furman University • Feb 26, 2024
Tracing the Tale of Túrin
Sunshine Moot 2024 • Feb 17, 2024
Linguistic Variation in Tolkien's Writing Styles
Oxonmoot • Sep 2, 2023
Untangling the Second Age Tale of Years
IMC Leeds 2023 • Jul 6, 2023
Visualizing the Structure of HoMe
Mythmoot X 2023 • Jun 23, 2023
Tolkien’s Use of Invented Languages in The Lord of the Rings
TexMoot 2023 • Apr 15, 2023
Computing the Interlace Structure of the Lord of the Rings
IMC Leeds 2022 • Jul 4, 2022
“I need no map”: The use of myth as a way-finding device in Lord of the Rings
Chiara Palladino
Mythmoot IX 2022 • Jun 26, 2022
Remaking Text: Text Reuse in Tolkien
Mythmoot IX 2022 • Jun 25, 2022
Tolkien’s Use of Invented Languages in Lord of the Rings
Reading Fictional Languages Symposium 2022 • Mar 11, 2022
The Vocabulary of the Latin Translation of the Hobbit
Tolkien Society Fall Seminar 2021 • Nov 6, 2021
Grammar, Philology, Linguistics, and Tolkien
MiddleMoot 2021 • Oct 9, 2021
Counting Breakfasts
New England Moot 2021 • Sep 25, 2021
Many Paths to Tread: Modeling the Multiple Dimensions of Time in Tolkien’s Legendarium
Mythmoot VIII 2021 • Jun 25, 2021
Education, Computers, and the Cottage of Lost Play
with Elise Trudel Cedeño
Prancing Pony Podcast Moot 2021 • May 15, 2021
Tolkien and Digital Philology
Mythmoot VII 2020 • Aug 9, 2020
Planting Linguistic Seeds with Tolkien
New England Moot 2019 • Sep 29, 2019
Tolkien and Digital Philology
Tokien 2019 • Aug 7, 2019