Call for Papers 31 August – 3 September 2023 Back to event page Online, and St Anne's College, Oxford Online, and St Anne's College, Oxford Oxonmoot 2023 - Call for Papers IntroductionThis form should be used to offer a talk or paper for presentation at Oxonmoot 2023. Proposals for events and activities other than talks or papers should be submitted via the separate Call for Activities form which will be available from April.We will notify you by 1 July whether your paper has been accepted for presentation.About YouName* First Last Badge NameThe name you will be using at the event (if not your real name) Email* Enter Email Confirm Email Type of Presentation*Please indicate your intended mode of presentation. In the event that we are unable to hold an in-person element to Oxonmoot, we will contact those whose papers have been accepted and who have indicated an intention to present in person and offer an online presentation slot. Equally, if travel restrictions prevent the presenter of an accepted paper travelling to Oxford, we will re-schedule to an online presentation slot. Owing to the current level of bookings for attendance in Oxford we can only accept requests to present in person from those who have already registered, or those who are applying for a Tolkien Society Bursary.In-person presentation in Oxford (only available if you have already registered for in person attendance, or are applying for a Bursary)Online presentation (live)Online (pre-recorded presentation, with live questions)Time Zone*To help with scheduling the programme, please indicate the time zone from where you will present your paper if it is presented online. If you have indicated an intention to present in person, please give your home time zone in this box in case we have to move your presentation online. Please select the correct time zone for September.UTC+1 (e.g. UK)UTC+2 (Western Europe)UTC+3 (Eastern Europe)UTC+4 (e.g. Dubai)UTC+5 (e.g. Pakistan)UTC+5:30 (India)UTC+6UTC+7UTC+8 (e.g. Singapore, China, Western Australia)UTC+9 (e.g. Japan)UTC+10 (e.g. Eastern Australia)UTC+11UTC+12 (e.g. New Zealand)UTC-11UTC-10UTC-9UTC-8 (e.g. USA - Alaska)UTC-7 (e.g. USA - Pacific)UTC-6 (e.g. USA - Mountain)UTC-5 (e.g. USA - Central)UTC-4 (e.g. USA - Eastern, Chile)UTC-3 (e.g. Brazil)UTC-2UTC-1UTCBrief biography*Should your contribution be accepted, this will be published in the event programmeProfile picture*Should your contribution be accepted, we would like to use your profile picture in the event programme. Should you for any reason not wish to use a photograph of yourself in the programme, please provide an alternative image representative of yourself or your paper.Accepted file types: jpg, jpeg, png, pdf, Max. file size: 10 MB.Tolkien Society BursaryGraduate Students pursuing an MA, MSc, MRes, MSt, MPhil, DPhil, PhD or equivalent degree from a recognised higher education institution are eligible to apply for a Tolkien Society Bursary to support their attendance at Oxonmoot (Registration fee and, for in person delegates, travel and accommodation cost). Applications for Bursary support to attend Oxonmoot should be submitted by 15th May 2022. Please check the box below if you are applying for a Bursary. I have applied for/intend to apply for a Tolkien Society Bursary About your ContributionPlease note that papers will be given a 30 minute slot, broken down into 20 minutes for the paper and 10 minutes for questions. If you wish to offer a longer talk please discuss the details with the Talks & Papers Co-ordinator. Title* Abstract/Description*The Abstract/Description of accepted contributions will be published in the event programme. Please write it with this in mind.Other InformationCommentsOptional. If you have any additional comments or information to support your submission, please add it here. This field will not be published.Consent*I agree that if accepted, my presentation will be recorded and made available to delegates of Oxonmoot 2022 in recorded form. I agree that the recording of my presentation will be stored in the Tolkien Society archives, and may also be published via the Tolkien Society's YouTube or Facebook channels following the completion of Oxonmoot or used in publicity material by The Tolkien Society or future Oxonmoots. I agree to the statement above.