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HISTORY: Week 6 - Religion in the Medieval World
An interesting point of overlap between some of the topics from the English Literature course and this one is religion, or rather, the Catholicism of pre-Reformation Europe. Readers of Chaucer’s… more →
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High School Placement
brynnalynea wrote 2 days ago: Apparently I haven’t posted since early October. Yikes. But today there is news! I had a mee … more →
Literary Letdown
kmcguirk wrote 2 weeks ago: I thought I could have studied more; taken the subject GRE more seriously. Not awfully unprepared, b … more →
Single Review│Onlookers - Canterbury Tales
peterhewitt84 wrote 3 weeks ago: I knew nothing of Onlookers when their debut single Canterbury Tales dropped through my letter box o … more →
Canterbury Tales
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basketcase wrote 1 month ago: Not the most original post title ever but that’s what I’m working with. I took a day tr … more →
Sex in a tree...
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lichanos wrote 1 month ago: …how can that be? My apologies to Dr. Seuss, but surely he wouldn’t have objected to bei … more →
January 22nd 1974
teenagerockopera wrote 1 month ago: “last nite went to see Canterbury Tales – dirty but boring” I vaguely remember tak … more →
Weekend Wonders.
ShannonElizabeth wrote 1 month ago: So, I must let off a tid bit of steam: A group of friends decided to hit up Barcelona this weekend t … more →
Weekend Wonders.
ShannonElizabeth wrote 1 month ago: So, I must let off a tid bit of steam: A group of friends decided to hit up Barcelona this weekend t … more →
Elokuvailta Kirjastossa: FC Venus
Bebelusa Lui Aki wrote 1 month ago: Wednesday were 2 weeks since i ordered my Chaucer book, Canterbury Tales and arrived just yesterday. … more →
Paranoia in the Panopticon
jamblichus wrote 1 month ago: There is no such thing as paranoia in a Panopticon “There was of course no way of knowing whet … more →
15 in 15 or so...
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suzettevaughn wrote 1 month ago: Rules: Don’t take too long to think about it. Fifteen books you’ve read that will always … more →
Week two: The Wife of Bath
maitresse78 wrote 1 month ago: Here’s the text, to be discussed next week (14/10). Links and more info to come. … more →
Canterbury Tales: just two weeks away!
ottermojo wrote 1 month ago: The time has come! Lindisfarne’s production of The Canterbury Tales, adapted by Phil Woods and … more →
Not going to lie - I gotz TALENT.
thekelsey wrote 1 month ago: Well, actually – I am not the judge of that. I just like to make it a habit of writing a posit … more →
Uprising
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Bebelusa Lui Aki wrote 1 month ago: Days are passing by a little slow but in the same time very busy so i can’t complain of being … more →
Banned Books Week
hmorba wrote 1 month ago: Banned Books Week is upon us once again, and this year it led me to do some reflecting on the subjec … more →
Almost done with that Canterbury Tales read-through
bookishjoy wrote 1 month ago: The Prioress’s Tale really got me. Why is it just as chilling every single time? Yikes. But re … more →
A skittish nation braces for Basket Full Of Kittens Flu season
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jvrabel7 wrote 1 month ago: In retrospect, this movie was, of course, socialist propaganda. GateHouse — Bad news, everyone: This … more →
This Day in History 9/28: The Importance of the Norman Conquest
ldorazio1 wrote 1 month ago: Since when did a spat among clans of Saxons and Vikings have such an impact on world history? Today … more →
