James Green
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Teaching & research into joyce & medievalism, based in cardiff, hello - jamesrbgreen.co.uk
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Slideshare Gems
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Colin
4 days ago
1. Iâve seen tons about it on here 2. Itâs not fascinating
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Nathan K. Hensley
4 days ago
Fascinating! I learned from Marina MacKay that Wattâs entire intellectual project was also profoundly conditioned by the brutality of WW2
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David B Hobbs
4 days ago
I have an article about Watt & Adorno appearing shortly in Modern Language Quarterly, in
@johannawinant.bsky.social
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âs special issue on Close Reading!
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While in California, Ian Watt asks Theodor Adorno how his day went
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Matthew Whitfield
7 days ago
these things need torching
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Dubyedee
8 days ago
Vico, sending free copies of his books out and about, into the social desert, where only media darlings deserve acknowledgement of receipt-of-book
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Happy to have received the latest issue of seventh quarry, where I have two poems published
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Read bits of thomas carlyle today ... there's a guy who can't exist now
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Fairly sure mps are being briefed to use psychodrama as a word that means 'drama about people going craaazy'
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9 days ago
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Really like this Richard Crashaw poem, pubd. 1652
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Kate Levey
about 2 months ago
Brigid Brophy wrote 7 novels and these are the most recent editions:
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I have a song that goes 'siarad cymraeg fel majic' on repeat in my head and I do not even siarad cymraeg
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World's stupidest cat hits new devastating low
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josh
22 days ago
used to be that there were literary bots for random lines, then they just started only quoting the most notably dramatic ones and now they select them to directly comment on current affairs. gameâs gone.
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Samuel Baudinette
23 days ago
Does anyone know any good academic literature that discusses how Hildegard of Bingen became popular during the New Age movement and due to second-wave feminist interest in womenâs spirituality or Goddess theology?
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The cat has cheekily tricked us into giving her two dinners. From now on she is to be referred to as Leo two dinners
23 days ago
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Mexican Modern - 20th C. Design
about 1 month ago
Manuel FelguĂ©rez (1928-2020), serpentine celosĂa or lattice screen, 1964, Museo Nacional de AntropologĂa in conjunction with architect Pedro RamĂrez VĂĄzquez
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SeĂĄna
27 days ago
The state shot &killed people in the uk for decades, colluded with citizens to kill & has frustrated justice in uk courts ever since. Sean Browns widow awaits her day in the Supreme Court. THAT has been a warning siren ringing for decades - the colonial attitude of us being lesser stops them hearing
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Nate Toper
28 days ago
There's a lot of spectacular photography for today's theme. This is not one of them, but I thought it was fun anyway. This poor Coot was struggling to keep hold of food on the ice.. For todayâs
#BirdOfTheDay
theme of
#FoodFinds
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#Birds
#Wildlife
#Nature
#BirdPhotography
#UKBirds
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One thing about 'tomorrow never knows' as an album closer is that you'd be forgiven for being worried that your favourite band the beatles were just never going to make a pop song again ... which is great
29 days ago
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Katherine
29 days ago
I'm in New York. Climbed up the Statue of Liberty yesterday. Here's the inside of her face.
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georgia-lux
about 1 month ago
Japanese copywriting still reigns supreme
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A liverpool fan asked how to feel about the fulham goal. The wise man bowed his head and said: Inside you at all times are two football fans. One is a deranged partisan who cries for blood and the other is a bizarre aesthete who says 'hmm the beautiful game'. The true sage will not watch football
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Dad. Loves Dogs. Up the Blues. Gyre Widener at Misery Factory. Views my own
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Your daily John Waters screenshot
about 1 month ago
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Nicholas Guyatt
about 1 month ago
Pro tip: If you're following the BBC's coverage of the Maduro abduction, it's worth googling the guests to see if they are Venezuelan defence industry entrepreneurs
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Colin
about 1 month ago
This is confusing because clearly there is some sense in which something called "Grok" produced text which expresses these sentiments in the first person. Here's the right way to understand this. There are two distinct things that are both called "Grok": a language model and a fictional character.
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The tunes-posting will continue
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Old Friends
YouTube video by Ancient Infinity Orchestra - Topic
https://youtu.be/RqMmGa0p5sU?si=bTVL9cTbiFi-KMTW
about 1 month ago
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george đż
about 1 month ago
fantasy RPG idle chat
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Sam Rutherford (he/him)
about 1 month ago
I can't stop thinking about the hunger strikers - I am so moved by their courage and devastated that we are here. I have taught both militant suffrage and the 1981 Irish hunger strikes in the last month and the long thread of British state violence is chilling.
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Ignore this post entirely, let's all focus on the real news, which is the word 'story' has become really offputting to me, precisely because of these cheesy associations.... I'm not a cozy child!!!
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about 2 months ago
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25 albums I liked from this year
about 2 months ago
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Jeremy Noel-Tod
about 2 months ago
Time for my annual close-reading-the-carol-sheet question: what does the "Away" in "Away in a Manger" actually mean?
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Startled to find a portrait of me in my partner's learner's welsh book
about 2 months ago
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Matthew Whitfield
about 2 months ago
feel like pure shit just want the Liverpool Overhead Railway back
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Stuart Elden
about 2 months ago
Gillian Rose - a few links for the thirtieth anniversary
progressivegeographies.com/2025/12/09/g...
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Gillian Rose â a few links for the thirtieth anniversary
Today marks thirty years since Gillian Rose died so tragically young, at the age of just 48. The wall display in the Gillian Rose seminar room at the University of Warwick, with the covers of The MâŠ
https://progressivegeographies.com/2025/12/09/gillian-rose-a-few-links-for-the-thirtieth-anniversary/
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Gil
about 2 months ago
Manchester City Council announces new paving slab that shoots even more water up your trouser leg when stepped on - "We've listened"
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Sridhar Ramesh
2 months ago
The evils of the world are because of people not taking enough humanities classes. More people should be like Alex Karp, who has a bachelor's degree in philosophy, a JD, and a PhD in social theory.
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Paulo da Fonseca
3 months ago
Lenora de Barros. Poema, 1979
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Liverpool
#pain
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hobart mariner
2 months ago
*need* to find a copy of the austrian adaptation of At Swim-Two-Birds
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In Schwimmen Zwei Vögel
YouTube video by MARKUS FISCHER FILM
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Forced my students to admire this sentence in Araby: 'Through one of the broken panes I heard the rain impinge upon the earth, the fine incessant needles of water playing in the sodden beds.'
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Lot of creative deaths in the tales of the elders of ireland, but the one I enjoy at this point in time is 'He put his face to the earth and did not raise it again, and thus died from shame'
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Nick Clanchy
3 months ago
Whoever wrote in the blurb for this edition of Edward Saidâs Out of Place that the book reveals âan unimaginably rich world of colorful characters and exotic eastern landscapesâ desperately needs to read some Edward Said
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Hachimitsu Pie / ăŻăĄăżă€ă±ă - 01 Hei no ue de
YouTube video by Nihon Music
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Jonathan Goodwin
3 months ago
I collect inspirational footnotes and share them from time to time:
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