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About – Jen Gonyer
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TEXERE: Latin. verb. 1. to weave, to plait; 2. to compose; 3. to create. In the first century CE who used the metaphor of weaving to describe the act of rhetoric and composition. This is why the word “text” means something written, while “textile” refers to something woven. I spent most of my academic career (including a drab diss. Ertation) researching and writing about the medieval versions of the classical character Philomela. While the woof is guided through to create meaning (. Even though I left ac...
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Portfolio/Samples – Jen Gonyer
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The alumni magazine of the University of Washington Department of English. I was the author of all content that did not have a byline except. The lead donor cover stories (editor and lead writer for three years):. English Matters, Summer 2010. Sample stories from a monthly e-newsletter for a nonprofit social services organization, distributed via ConstantContact and posted on the website (editor, writer, and photographer): Newsletter content examples. Letters and Press Releases. Many Voices press release.
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Burgundians in the Mist: May 2011
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Burgundians in the Mist. A blog about the late-Antique, early-Medieval Burgundians. Monday, May 16, 2011. For updates on the book, head on over to my central site. Monday, May 16, 2011. Friday, May 13, 2011. Burgundians in the Mist: The Cover. Revise Revise Revise Create a cover:. Friday, May 13, 2011. Tuesday, May 10, 2011. Burgundians in the Mist: The Monograph. It's taken a while and, thanks to Createspace, I've decided to go ahead and publish Burgundians in the Mist. Why go this route? 8220;She moves...
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Burgundians in the Mist: Burgundians in the Mist Released
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Burgundians in the Mist. A blog about the late-Antique, early-Medieval Burgundians. Wednesday, June 8, 2011. Burgundians in the Mist. If you enjoy all the information here, you'll love it organized in book form! Buy a copy today! Wednesday, June 08, 2011. I love HostGator hosting, you will too. Http:/ www.freelibrty.com/member.php? August 11, 2011 at 6:50 AM. October 1, 2011 at 9:16 AM. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). If you like the information provided here, please buy a copy. Who are those guys?
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Burgundians in the Mist: Summarizing the Burgundians
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Burgundians in the Mist. A blog about the late-Antique, early-Medieval Burgundians. Tuesday, November 30, 2010. The Burgundians of the fifth and sixth centuries were tenuously related to their namesake mentioned in the classic works of such writers as Pliny and Ptolemy. Their own third century belief, according to Ammianus, that they had resulted from a mixture of barbarians and Romans along the limes. Stated that "all assimilable elements, Visigoths and even runaway slaves, should be accepted into the c...
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Burgundians in the Mist: For Book Updates
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Burgundians in the Mist. A blog about the late-Antique, early-Medieval Burgundians. Monday, May 16, 2011. For updates on the book, head on over to my central site. Monday, May 16, 2011. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). If you like the information provided here, please buy a copy. Of Burgundians in the Mist. In monograph- including complete footnotes and a bibliography- today! Also available at Amazon. To quote the line from Butch and Sundance. Who are those guys? Blogs of Related Interest. Late Antiqu...
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Counting ethnic minorities in history departments – Magistra et Mater
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Where history, religion and feminism meet and have a long intellectual conversation. Counting ethnic minorities in history departments. August 4, 2015. August 4, 2015. One of the more unusual classes I went to while I was doing my PhD at King’s College London. Was a beginner’s Italian course at the Modern Language Centre. Researcher in early medieval hagiography. There has recently been discussion about diversity. I’m looking here specifically at the UK, both because the academic system is different from...
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Burgundians in the Mist: June 2011
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Burgundians in the Mist. A blog about the late-Antique, early-Medieval Burgundians. Wednesday, June 8, 2011. Burgundians in the Mist. If you enjoy all the information here, you'll love it organized in book form! Buy a copy today! Wednesday, June 08, 2011. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). If you like the information provided here, please buy a copy. Of Burgundians in the Mist. In monograph- including complete footnotes and a bibliography- today! Also available at Amazon. Who are those guys? Research News in La...
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Brendan the Voyager « Heavenfield
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Exploring Early Medieval Landscapes. Nova Typis Transacta Navigatio: Nova Orbis India Occidentalis,. For now this page will be used as an index to collect material related to Brendan the voyager, and maybe eventually Madoc. Navigatio sancti Brendani abbatis. Voyage of St. Brendan the Abbot) at Jonathan Wooding’s Celtic Christianity E-Library. St Brendan the Voyager. Feast of Brendan the Voyager. Voyage of Saint Brendan. Brendan and the New World. James Christensen’s St Brendan. Life of St David. Enter yo...
