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it’s that time of year again

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Posted in essays & commentaries & other writing and tagged compassion, education, educational leadership, futurology, innovation, radical professionalism, teaching and learning, the meaning of life, the p-word, wellbeing on 2017-11-13 by obrienatrix.

Medievalising Modern French & hope

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Posted in essays & commentaries & other writing, medievalisings: comparative contemporary commentary and tagged futurology, hope, hospitality, imagination, innovation, medieval studies, medievalism to the rescue, speculative fiction, teaching and learning on 2016-08-18 by obrienatrix. Leave a comment

Credo (2): Mashup remix: #4wordpedagogy + #UBC100

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Posted in essays & commentaries & other writing, medievalisings: comparative contemporary commentary and tagged #UBC100, compassion, cyber posthumanism, ecocriticism, educational leadership, environmentalism, futurology, good government, innovation, learning outcomes, longreads, medievalism to the rescue, social networks, solidarity, teaching and learning, UBC on 2016-05-01 by obrienatrix. Leave a comment

Credo for universal lifelong higher education (1)

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Posted in essays & commentaries & other writing, medievalisings: comparative contemporary commentary and tagged #UBC100, compassion, ecocriticism, environmentalism, futurology, good government, innovation, learning outcomes, longreads, medievalism to the rescue, teaching and learning on 2016-04-30 by obrienatrix. Leave a comment

On applied medievalism and being more like whales

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Posted in essays & commentaries & other writing, medievalisings: comparative contemporary commentary and tagged futurology, hospitality, illuminations, innovation, longreads, marginalia, marginality, medieval literature, medievalism to the rescue, optimism, UBC, whales on 2016-04-09 by obrienatrix. 2 Comments

Extending #HugAMedievalist and #WhanThatAprilleDay16 into a weekend Occ Fest

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Posted in essays & commentaries & other writing, medieval commentary, medievalisings: comparative contemporary commentary, medievalism and tagged #hugamedievalist, futurology, innovation, medieval literature, medieval Occitan literature, medievalism to the rescue, philology, research methodology, satire, Troubadour lyric poetry on 2016-04-02 by obrienatrix. Leave a comment

On good government

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Posted in essays & commentaries & other writing, medievalisings: comparative contemporary commentary and tagged #UBC100, #UBCBoG, allegory, futurology, good government, innovation, longreads, medievalism to the rescue, UBC on 2016-02-28 by obrienatrix. Leave a comment

On clarity & transparency

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Posted in essays & commentaries & other writing, medievalisings: comparative contemporary commentary and tagged #UBCBoG, clarity, ecocriticism, ethics, futurology, good government, innovation, noise pollution, optimism, peace and quiet, philology, teaching and learning, transparency, UBC on 2016-02-16 by obrienatrix. Leave a comment

On education

Posted in essays & commentaries & other writing, medievalisings: comparative contemporary commentary and tagged compassion, ecocriticism, education, futurology, hospitality, solidarity, teaching and learning on 2015-10-20 by obrienatrix. Leave a comment

Utopia undermined

Posted in essays & commentaries & other writing, medievalisings: comparative contemporary commentary and tagged futurology, gynarchism, moriae encomium on 2015-10-17 by obrienatrix. Leave a comment

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