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In Search of Lost Folktales. Thursday, 17 March 2011. On the Etymology of Love. Perhaps an unusual post for this blog, but I came across this quote. And had to post it somewhere. It's by Lewis Thomas:. From the Indo-European root. Containing the general sense of loving, desiring and caring all at once, the Germanic tongues evolved. Strong terms indeed and surely the underpinnings of genuine love. It needed only a suffix to become Old English. Latin used the same root for. Survives in modern German. The o...

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In Search of Lost Folktales. Thursday, 17 March 2011. On the Etymology of Love. Perhaps an unusual post for this blog, but I came across this quote. And had to post it somewhere. It's by Lewis Thomas:. From the Indo-European root. Containing the general sense of loving, desiring and caring all at once, the Germanic tongues evolved. Strong terms indeed and surely the underpinnings of genuine love. It needed only a suffix to become Old English. Latin used the same root for. Survives in modern German. The o...

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In Search of Lost Folktales: Wittgenstein's Mistress

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In Search of Lost Folktales. Tuesday, 22 February 2011. This experimental novel by David Markson is told from the perspective of a woman who believes herself to be the last person on earth. While detailing her travels around the empty globe via abandoned cars, boats and other vehicles, she makes references to Greek mythology, modern art, classical music and other elements of western culture. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). I am an English teacher, writer and traveller originally from Essex, England.

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In Search of Lost Folktales: Present Tense

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In Search of Lost Folktales. Wednesday, 9 March 2011. Gary Usher was a California-based musician who in the sixties wrote and produced numerous hits for various Surf Rock artists. One of The Byrds’ best albums, Younger than Yesterday. Was also produced by him. Later in the decade he collaborated with local session musicians to create several semi-fictitious studio bands, one of which was Sagittarius, named after Usher’s star sign. Their first album, Present Tense. Is an appropriately sunny, bucolic album...

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In Search of Lost Folktales: Stacking

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In Search of Lost Folktales. Thursday, 10 March 2011. One of the games I’ve recently been playing is Stacking. 8217;s entirely unique style of gameplay, beautiful presentation, and lighthearted tone (notwithstanding the whole child labour angle and all) make it a great game for those looking for something a little different from the standard, violent shooters saturating the market. It’s currently available to buy on the Xbox Live Arcade and PlayStation Network stores. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom).

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In Search of Lost Folktales: L’Enfant Assassin Des Mouches

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In Search of Lost Folktales. Friday, 18 February 2011. L’Enfant Assassin Des Mouches. Jean-Claude Vannier is probably best known for arranging the orchestral backing music of Serge Gainsbourg’s. Histoire de Melody Nelson. That album is a hotchpotch of baroque pop strings, funky bass lines and jazz-inspired guitar arpeggios, all underpinned by Gainsbourg’s trademark gravelly spoken word vocals. If you’ve not heard it I recommend doing so, since it’s an essential classic of the 70s. If you’re even re...

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In Search of Lost Folktales: La Jetée

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In Search of Lost Folktales. Saturday, 26 February 2011. Is a 1962 sci-fi film by French director Chris Marker. The opening credit sequence describes it as a “photo-roman” or photo-novel, since the story is told entirely through a sequence of photographs narrated by Jean Négroni, and backed with a haunting soundtrack by Trevor Duncan. The 1995 film Twelve Monkeys. Borrowed this basic plot, but as much as I enjoyed that film, I think La Jetée. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). View my complete profile.

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