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On translation (including a very short story)

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Posted in essays & commentaries & other writing, medieval commentary, medievalisings: comparative contemporary commentary and tagged allegorical birds, finding, innovation, making, medieval Occitan literature, poetry, storytelling, translation, trobar, Troubadour lyric poetry on 2018-11-05 by obrienatrix. Leave a comment

Translating the Old Occitan Romance of Enimia for #AcWriMo (1)

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Posted in essays & commentaries & other writing, medieval commentary and tagged medieval Occitan literature, poetry, Resistance, saint enimia, translation on 2018-11-04 by obrienatrix. Leave a comment

Poeticising language learning for beginners (feat. Apollinaire for #ApollinR18)

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Posted in essays & commentaries & other writing and tagged Apollinaire, educational leadership, innovation, language, poetry, teaching and learning on 2018-10-24 by obrienatrix. Leave a comment

The consolation and living magic of old poetry

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Posted in essays & commentaries & other writing, medievalisings: comparative contemporary commentary and tagged Comparative literature, ecocriticism, feminism, innovation, longreads, meaning, medieval literature, medieval Occitan literature, metaphor, philology, poetry, speculative fiction, translation, wellbeing on 2018-10-21 by obrienatrix. Leave a comment

Guillaume Apollinaire and the seven-year itch

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Posted in essays & commentaries & other writing, medievalisings: comparative contemporary commentary and tagged Apollinaire, commentary, educational leadership, medievalism, monsters, poetry on 2018-10-17 by obrienatrix. Leave a comment

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