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This is education

Posted in essays & commentaries & medievalisings and tagged allegory, education, imagination, innovation, learning outcomes, poetry, Resistance, storytelling, teaching and learning, writing on 2017-08-31 by obrienatrix. Leave a comment

Cheese scones are my madeleines

Posted in essays & commentaries & medievalisings and tagged #sadchairsofacademia, allegory, commentary, literary criticism, literature, longreads, poetry, reading, Resistance, teaching and learning, writing on 2017-07-08 by obrienatrix. Leave a comment

#innovation: the soundtrack

Posted in essays & commentaries & medievalisings and tagged innovation, music, otium, poetry, teaching and learning, writing on 2017-06-29 by obrienatrix. Leave a comment

On the naming of things

Posted in essays & commentaries & medievalisings and tagged environmentalism, etymology, metamorphosis, philology, poetry, storytelling, writing on 2017-06-21 by obrienatrix. Leave a comment

Trobar sen / trying to make sense of November (4): the 12th-13th + resources

Posted in essays & commentaries & medievalisings and tagged dark ages, hope, hospitality, marvels novelties & other news, medieval studies, poetry, reading, Resistance, writing on 2016-11-20 by obrienatrix. Leave a comment

Trobar sen / trying to make sense of November (3): the 11th

Posted in essays & commentaries & medievalisings and tagged dark ages, hope, hospitality, medieval literature, medievalism to the rescue, music, Occitan, poetry, remembrance, solidarity, writing on 2016-11-20 by obrienatrix. Leave a comment

50 years ago: philology, decolonisation, deconstruction

Posted in essays & commentaries & medievalisings and tagged dark ages, education, history, language, learning outcomes, longreads, medieval Occitan literature, medieval studies, medievalism to the rescue, philology, poetry, teaching and learning, translation, Troubadour lyric poetry, writing on 2016-08-01 by obrienatrix. Leave a comment

#femfog avant la lettre, #fembuée, & #femflow

Posted in essays & commentaries & medievalisings and tagged #femfog, Comtessa de Día, creative non-fiction, feminism, joy, medieval Occitan literature, poetry, reading, The Consent Project, trobairitz, Troubadour lyric poetry, writing on 2016-07-26 by obrienatrix. Leave a comment

Occitan Lyric Poetry as Defence Against the Dark Arts

Posted in essays & commentaries & medievalisings and tagged #femfog, anti-feminism, feminism, learning outcomes, longreads, medieval literature, medieval Occitan literature, poetry, teaching and learning, The Consent Project, Troubadour lyric poetry, writing on 2016-07-26 by obrienatrix. Leave a comment

#WhanthatAprilleDay16 – Guilhem de Peitieus / Old Occitan

Posted in essays & commentaries & medievalisings and tagged grumpy eleanor of aquitaine, medieval literature, medieval Occitan literature, philology, poetry, troubadour erotics and poetics, Troubadour lyric poetry, writing on 2016-04-01 by obrienatrix. Leave a comment

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