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PaperLedgeComputation and Language - Computational Detection of Intertextual Parallels in Biblical Hebrew A Benchmark Study Using Transformer-Based Language ModelsHey PaperLedge learning crew, Ernis here, ready to dive into some seriously ancient detective work! Today, we're cracking open a paper that explores how AI can help us uncover hidden connections within the Hebrew Bible – think of it as using super-powered search engines to reveal the Bible's secret conversations with itself.
For centuries, scholars have painstakingly compared different parts of the Bible, looking for _parallel passages_. These are sections that tell similar stories or use similar language, hinting at how different books might be related or influenced each other. Imagine trying to find matching Lego bricks in a...2025-07-0106 min
使命門徒EP197 貫通整本聖經的詮釋力：從文本互涉到默想操練《訪談美國 Kevin Chen 》🎙️嘉賓：Kevin Chen（Gateway Seminary） Ｑ：如何貫通新舊約，超越片段引用？ Ａ：聖經不是零散的教導，而是一個完整的救贖故事。 Kevin 透過「文本互涉」，幫助我們發現神貫穿新舊約的救贖計畫。 1.文本互涉：重新發現聖經的整體性 經文彼此呼應，並非獨立存在。例如，福音書引用以賽亞書 7:14，顯示基督降生是舊約預言的應驗。當我們看到這關聯，就能從單一引用轉向對經文整體的理解。 2.Nexus Passages：救贖歷史的樞紐 有些經文被頻繁引用，好比國際機場的「轉運站」，貫通了舊約與新約的核心信息，例如創世記 1-3 章，和撒母耳記下第7章(大衛之約)，Kevin 稱這些經文叫做 Nexus Passages，因為它們連接聖經的重要主題，共同呈現出救贖歷史的脈絡。 發現經文間的關聯與聖經的整體性，讓我們心被恩感，更珍惜神的救贖心意。 Ｑ：資訊爆炸時代，如何重建專注力？ Ａ：我們每天接受大量的資訊，科技的快節奏，帶給我們一種「速成」的錯覺，然而，真正的智慧來自於「晝夜思想神的話語」(詩篇 1:2 )，而非更多資訊。要重建專注力，我們可以從默想神的話語開始。同時，我們節制科技的使用，設定數位排毒( Digital detox )的時間，刻意為默想創造空間，在神面前恢復我們的專注。 👍董牧師提問💬 在你的讀經經驗中，有沒有哪一段經文讓你發現它與其他經文的關聯？這對你的理解帶來了什麼新的亮光？或者，當你面對資訊過量時，什麼方式能夠幫助你進入默想神話語的操練呢？ 歡迎你透過以下連結來和我們分享你的想法或提問喔！ 🔗 https://forms.gle/ygn9wqjDxzw6yCT9A 📚延伸資源💡 1. Kevin S. Chen, Wonders from Your Law: Nexus Passages and the Promise of an Exegetical Intertextual Old Testament Theology. IVP Academic, 2024 🔗 https://www.amazon.com/Wonders-Your-Law-Exegetical-Intertextual/dp/1514003201/Support the show2025-03-1357 min
The Biblical MindHow Scripture Reads Scripture: Understanding Biblical Intertextuality (Brent Strawn) Ep. #186How does the Bible interpret itself? In this episode, Dr. Brent Strawn joins The Biblical Mind Podcast to explore intertextuality—the ways biblical authors intentionally or unconsciously connect their writings to earlier texts. Strawn breaks down different types of intertextuality, from direct citations (like Jesus quoting Psalm 22) to subtle patterns that only emerge when we read scripture holistically.
Together with Dru Johnson, Strawn unpacks how intertextuality deepens biblical meaning and why recognizing these connections can transform the way we understand scripture. They also discuss the surprising link between Solomon and the Mark of the Beast (666) and how Re...2025-02-0648 min
The Intellectual“Autotheories” with Alex Brostoff Podcast: Queer Lit (LS 30 · TOP 5% what is this?)Episode: “Autotheories” with Alex BrostoffPub date: 2025-01-21Get Podcast Transcript →powered by Listen411 - fast audio-to-text and summarizationYou’ve read Maggie Nelson’s The Argonauts but have you heard of the scholar who puts the auto in theories? Meet Alex Brostoff, my new favourite autotheorist. Alex is here to clear up common misconceptions about autotheories and tell us more about biomythography, teoría de la noche, and reading beside. I was also intrigued to learn about intertextual kinship and hear Alex’s (beau...2025-01-2946 min
Queer Lit“Autotheories” with Alex BrostoffYou’ve read Maggie Nelson’s The Argonauts but have you heard of the scholar who puts the auto in theories? Meet Alex Brostoff, my new favourite autotheorist. Alex is here to clear up common misconceptions about autotheories and tell us more about biomythography, teoría de la noche, and reading beside. I was also intrigued to learn about intertextual kinship and hear Alex’s (beautifully phrased) thoughts on co-writing and co-translating. References:Alex Brostoff and Lauren Fournier (eds) Autotheory (special issue of ASAP/Journal, 2021)Alex Brostoff and Vilashini Cooppan (eds) Autotheories (MIT Press, 20...2025-01-2146 min
Free Library PodcastThe Intertextual Self: New Approaches to the MemoirThe Author Events Series presents The Intertextual Self: New Approaches to the Memoir
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Memoirists most often focus on the authenticity of their own voice and experience, and how best to render on the page the intersection of memory and current insight. This traditional approach creates engaging and compelling personal narratives – singular texts of the self. But a new approach seems to be emerging, one in which writers grapple with other texts that have informed their experiences, shaped their thinking, and served as lenses through which to interpret their own lives. This event features three highly accomplished and daring authors wh...2025-01-0955 min
Article | The Interpreter FoundationInsights into the Story of Korihor Based on Intertextual ComparisonsAbstract: A brief outline of the saga of Korihor, the Anti-Christ, is provided along with a discussion of his affinities with other Book of Mormon anti-Christs, including those in the order of Nehors. Literary allusions suggesting Korihor as a foil … Continue reading →
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ePub feed of Interpreter: A Journal of Latter-day Saint Faith and ScholarshipInsights into the Story of Korihor Based on Intertextual ComparisonsAbstract: A brief outline of the saga of Korihor, the Anti-Christ, is provided along with a discussion of his affinities with other Book of Mormon anti-Christs, including those in the order of Nehors. Literary allusions suggesting Korihor as a foil to the king of the Lamanites are examined. Evidence of a schism among the order […]
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PDF feed of Interpreter: A Journal of Latter-day Saint Faith and ScholarshipInsights into the Story of Korihor Based on Intertextual ComparisonsAbstract: A brief outline of the saga of Korihor, the Anti-Christ, is provided along with a discussion of his affinities with other Book of Mormon anti-Christs, including those in the order of Nehors. Literary allusions suggesting Korihor as a foil to the king of the Lamanites are examined. Evidence of a schism among the order […]
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Mosaic: A Podcast of Singapore Bible CollegeHavilah Dharamraj - Reading the Bible & Intertextual Studies in the South Asia ContextDr. Havilah Dharamraj, Head of the Department of Biblical Studies at South Asia Institute of Advanced Christian Studies (SAIACS), joins Jean and Jackie for a stimulating conversation about her scholarly endeavours in reading the Bible and doing intertextual studies in a manner that is relevant in the South Asia context.Mosaic: Theology & Theologising in Asia and beyond2023-12-1338 min
RZ חדשיContemplating KoheletDavid Kerwin recently published Kohelet: A Map to Eden - An Intertextual Journey. We invited him to join us on the podcast to speak about what motivated him to write the book, what does 'Intertextual' mean, and why does he think the book of Kohelet, which is a hard read, is so relevant today. Give a listen.2023-09-2639 min
JUDAISM DEMYSTIFIED | A Guide for Today's Perplexed: Confronting the Challenges of This GenerationEpisode 73: David Curwin "A Map to Eden"David Curwin, author of "Kohelet: A Map to Eden," shares his reasons for choosing to write a book on Kohelet and explains how Rabbi David Fohrman of Aleph Beta influenced this project. In his book, Curwin uncovers various intertextual insights in the Kohelet narrative, providing a unique perspective on the life of Shelomo HaMelekh. From a biblical narrative standpoint, Kohelet presents us with a unconventional view the human experience, offering wisdom on the pursuit of meaning in the face of the harsh realities of life, and the transient nature of our existence. By way of intertextual analysis, Curwin proposes Adam...2023-08-1750 min
The Anarchist Bible StudyEpisode 104 | Furries as Apocalyptic HarbingersRevelation 6:7-8
There's a pale horse riding forth, and he has a weird connection to the "Therion" movement,
* What intertextual connection points us to AD 70?
* What intertextual connection points us to the way the enemies of God always work?
* Who's horsemen are these? Who is sending forth the death and destruction, in the ultimate sense?
* Did the episode title live up to the hype?
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IntertextualE10 Fiasco total: Woodstock 99Esta vez hablamos de la más reciente cronología audiovisual sobre el festival Woodstock 99 y sobre los intereses capitalistas y gandallas que pusieron a nuestra querida música y a la vibra hippie en jaque, además de reflexionar sobre la magnitud de los riesgos de seguridad que enfrentaron asistentes por esa ganancia de siempre persigue la industria. Y claro que shiii, la debida recomendación musical woodstockera, de las respectivas ediciones del 69 y 99.2022-10-0756 minIntertextualE9 Sed"Sed: la advertencia", es un podcast mexicano que recrea un escenario de colapso en el abastecimiento de agua para les habitantes de ciudad monstruo (Ciudad de México). En este episodio le entramos al debate de temas muy sensibles como la crisis hídrica, la sequía y el cambio climático. No podía faltar, la recomendación musical con canciones sobre el agua, significados socioculturales y apreciaciones personales/emocionales de este poderoso elemento de la vida ¡Pásale a escuchar!2022-09-071h 00IntertextualE8 Covers–¿Por qué tan elegante Homero?
–Andamos de estreno muchacho
Esta vez nos pusimos a tono con una sesión de covers que transitan por las venas de ese lado tan chido de la humanidad que es el quehacer musical desde algunos clásicos del reggae, rock, punk, pop y unas buenas cumbias guapachosas. 2022-08-1058 minIntertextualE7 ZombiesHablar de zombies y su invasión en la cultura popular nos ocupó bastante en este séptimo episodio, y cómo no hacerlo si el apocalipsis a causa de estos caminantes se nos viene contando de varias maneras, desde películas, libros, cómics, pero sobre todo desde un juego que fue la razón de ser en nuestra juventud: Resident Evil. Y ahora con tanto mame alrededor de esta franquicia, no podíamos perder la oportunidad. Además, charlamos sobre los bancos de semillas como medida colectiva, esperemos que más pública que corporativista, para enfrentar un auténtic...2022-07-2757 minIntertextualE6 Misa de media noche¿Ya vieron misa de medianoche? Intertextual está de vuelta con algunas impresiones de esta serie, la última entrega de Mike Flanagan para Netflix que habla sobre cultos, creencias, ideas extremas y algunas criaturillas voladoras que desatan el caos en una isla apartada. Además nos dejó pensando en la realidad que algunos Estados insulares enfrentan para no desaparecer ante la subida del nivel del mar a consecuencia del cambio climático. Y esta vez, la aportación musical se manifestó desde una latosa canción que nos llevó a pensar en el poder que la música tiene para inducir est...2022-07-131h 01IntertextualE5 Muerte en el bosqueDivagamos sobre el cuento Muerte en el bosque, de Amparo Dávila, las Áreas Naturales Protegidas en Ciudad de México y algunas recomendaciones musicales2022-02-171h 00
IntertextualE4 3% (Parte 2)Continuamos la divagación acerca de la serie 3% y algunos efectos de la pandemia 2022-02-0258 minIntertextualE3 3% (Parte 1)Divagamos sobre la serie brasileña 3% y algunas creaciones surgidas en el periodo de cuarentena2022-01-1955 minIntertextualE2 Veneno para las hadasEn esta ocasión divagamos acerca de la película mexicana Veneno para las hadas, sus locaciones y los problemas ambientales que enfrentan en la actualidad y algunas canciones que han usado fragmentos de esta y otras cintas2022-01-051h 03
Textual CommunityLuke’s Intertextual Advent (Luke 1; 1 Sam 2; Exod 15)In this episode, we reflect upon the opening chapters of Luke's Gospel narrative. In their own ways, both Matthew and Mark give a meaningful and extended introduction to the birth of Jesus and the beginning of his ministry. Luke chooses to begin by juxtaposing the story of Mary and the story of Elizabeth. Mary's song in particular is rife with theological and intertextual richness. In her reflection on God's sovereignty and their role in redemptive history, Mary echoes the Song of Hannah and the Song of Miriam. These profound and beautiful words provide the stunning backdrop for the story...2021-12-2410 minIntertextualE1 Distancia de rescateEn esta ocasión hablamos sobre el libro de Smanta Schweblin, Distancia de rescate, el problema de los agroquímicos, el disco Re de Café Tacuba y Matrix Resurections... ¿cómo se conectan?, acompáñennos en este recorrido para descubrirlo juntos. 2021-12-211h 04Textual CommunityMark‘s Intertextual Advent (Mark 1; Isa 40; Mal 3)In this episode, we reflect upon the opening chapters of Mark's Gospel narrative. Because it does not include a birth/infancy narrative, the Gospel of Mark is sometimes neglected during advent season. One of the ways to see how Mark helps us reflect upon the incarnation is to connect Jesus's birth to his messianic ministry. Both the birth of Jesus and the later ministry of Jesus are informed by careful reflection on intertextual connections to the OT. Mark's opening also shows some illuminating biblical-theological connections between the beginning of Jesus's life on earth and the beginning of his ministry...2021-12-1611 min
Slate DebatesThe Millennial Language Cheat CodeOn today’s episode of Spectacular Vernacular, hosts Nicole Holliday and Ben Zimmer talk about Anthony Fauci’s old-school Brooklyn accent. They also interview Sylvia Sierra about her new book Millennials Talking Media: Creating Intertextual Identities in Everyday Conversation. And finally, Rachelle Hampton and Madison Malone Kircher, the hosts of ICYMI, Slate’s podcast on internet culture, stop by for some world wide web wordplay. We hope you’re ready! You could win a year’s membership to Slate Plus.Do you have any language questions or fun facts to share? Email us at spectacular@slate.com. Produce...2021-10-2640 min
GALACTIC PROGENYPH10 42. STARLINK VIIn this event entitled STARLINK VI an attempt was made to preach Numbers 24:17 of which as you listen a long pause was given and the plane was not proverbially landed.
The need for conceptualization and a deeper contextually is granted in STARLINK VII. To understand both should be heard as one. Read the notes below to dive deeper into the understanding of the restoration up of Davids Fallen Booth.
Amos 9:11…of which I didn't have time to get into for this STARLINK event:
The key passage that sheds light on Num 24:14–19 is Amos 9:11–12. Amos’s prophetic ministry took place in the midd...2021-08-221h 53
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Recorded using only voice, piano, and handmade cassette loops, Acknowledgment was conceived of and is presented as an intertextual document reflecting on 15 years of dialogue between the personal and political. “Acknowledgment” according to Trecka is presented here not as some kind of moral high ground, but rather an elusive action that runs “somehow deeper than recognition.” How do we acknowledge our deep interdependence upon one another when faced with the ever increasing atomization of modern life? It is through Acknowledgment’s existence as an intertextual and intermedial piece of art that Trecka explores this fascia con...2021-05-2803 min
Alastair's AdversariaResponsible Intertextual Reading (with James Bejon)James Bejon joins me for a discussion of our principles and practices when attempting intertextual reading of Scripture, particularly focusing upon the different accounts of the death of Judas in Matthew 27 and Acts 1. James tweeted on this recently: https://twitter.com/JamesBejon/status/1359286462383067146.2021-02-221h 11
Eggplant: The Secret Lives of GamesInto the Depths: Kentucky Route Zero - Part 1In the first installment of our Kentucky Route Zero miniseries, we meet our guest co-hosts, with whom we put Act I's opening scene under a microscope, discuss the game's novel dialogue system, and dive deep into the first batch of its many intertextual references. Show notes: Stephanie Boluk Patrick Lemieux Kentucky Route Zero Cardboard Computer A House in California Metagaming book Mutazione Designing for Mystery in KRZ GDC talk Dear Esther Fluxus Grapefruit ...2021-02-211h 27
The Yogic Studies Podcast20. Suzanne Newcombe + Karen O'Brien-Kop | Routledge Handbook of Yoga and Meditation StudiesIn today's episode we talk with Dr. Suzanne Newcombe and Dr. Karen O'Brien-Kop about their recent collaboration co-editing The Routledge Handbook of Yoga and Meditation Studies (2021), and the labor of love that went into creating this interdisciplinary collaboration. We also discuss the history of yoga studies, the difference between academic "field" and "discipline," how academic work can overlap with the daily spiritual practice of the scholar, and what makes Modern Yoga Studies a unique field.Speaker BiosSuzanne Newcombe is a senior lecturer in Religious Studies at the Open University, UK, and honorary...2021-02-201h 34
The Super Story Podcast037. The Dynamic Connections in WandaVision and The Mandalorian (SOLO ROUND)In this episode, Houston Howard discusses how to create intertextual connections between your stories and how WandaVision and The Mandalorian do it so well. Be sure to send in a voice message that we may include on a future episode: https://anchor.fm/superstoryworks/mes... One 3 Creative Website - http://superstory.worksThe Super Story Vidcast - https://youtube.com/one3productionsTwitter - @one3creative--- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/superstoryworks/message2021-02-0629 min
Meru MediaThe Journey of Translations: A Conversation with Prof. Bibek DebroyJoin Mukunda and Krishna as they speaks to Professor Bibek Debroy. Prof. Debroy is a polymath, polyglot and a man for all seasons. He is currently the Chief Advisor to the Prime Minister of India on the Economic Advisory Council. He is additionally a translator of the Vedas, Puranas, Bhagavad Gita and now the Mahabharata. In this episode, we discuss a host of topics including:
00:01:10 Introduction to Professor Bibek Debroy and his background and how he went from economics to translating a huge corpus of Sanskrit literature
00:18:50 The inspiration and role of Dogs in Vedas and Itihasas, all three of...2021-02-041h 19
GoodTrash GenreCastEp. 403: Portrait of a Lady on Fire (2019) – AntiTrash 2021Bonjour dear listeners! We have arrived at the final week of AntiTrash 2021, and in doing so, we also arrive in the modern era of filmmaking as we discuss one of the most beloved and lauded French films of recent years — Portrait of a Lady on Fire or Portrait de la Jeune Fille en Feu. Céline Sciamma's costume drama of a painter and her subject who draw near to one another over a brief encounter. This week, we're discussing the gaze, the poignant deep-seeded meanings of the film, the intertextual meanings of Orpheus, and much more.
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Cinema of Cruelty (Movies for Masochists)BEYOND THE BLACK RAINBOW (2010)— Do It in the DarkThis week The Cultists Present Panos Cosmatos’s 'Beyond the Black Rainbow' (2010). Coming almost 10 years before Cosmatos’s surprise Indie hit “Mandy” (2018), “Beyond” is a transcendental, atmospheric color wheel of a tale. One that tells the story of a young girl subjected to the obsession of one man’s dreams to transform humanity into something “better”. Light on plot but heavy on craft and homage, Beyond The Black Rainbow is a visual odyssey stuffed with intertextual references and optical tricks. So join us as we deep dive into a film that remains, above all else, a meticulously composed love letter to mid-century sc...2020-11-062h 21
Cinema of Cruelty (Movies for Masochists)PHANTOM OF THE PARADISE (1974)—Heaven is for QuittersOn this week’s annotated deep dive, The Cultists Present Brian De Palma’s ‘Phantom of the Paradise’ (1974). An intertextual explosion of classic literary references reworked and remixed through the lense of a then fresh-on-the-scene De Palma, ‘Paradise’ tells a fever dream of a musical tale about Winslow Leech, a bugged-eyed ingenue who just wants to finish his glam rock Faustian pop cantata rock opera—and he will sell any souls, barter with any Satans, and car bomb any Beach Boy tribute bands he needs to to do it. Critically panned and commercially rejected upon its release in all but Paris, Fran...2020-10-092h 16
Greystone ConversationsPaul Against the Idols: The Areopagus Speech and the Church's Witness to ChristIs Paul's famous Areopagus speech in Acts 17 a model for the Church's engagement with other religions? How so, or how not? Today's Episode of Greystone Conversations introduces our listeners to the Rev. Dr. Flavien Pardigon. Dr. Pardigon is a minister in the Presbyterian Church in America (PCA) who teaches at a variety of theological institutions on four different continents and is a Greystone Associate Fellow in New Testament. Dr. Pardigon has investigated the above question at the convergence point of New Testament studies, missiology, and the philosophy of regions. He does so especially in his 2019 book Paul A...2020-10-0745 min
Fantasy/AnimationHugo (2011) (with Eric Smoodin)Chris and Alex dust off their knowledge of early film history for Episode 55 as they examine Martin Scorsese’s adventure Hugo (2011), a playful mystery set in 1930s Paris that takes audiences through the special effects and spectacular stagecraft of pioneering filmmaker Georges Méliès. Joining Chris and Alex amid the architecture of the Gare Montparnasse is Eric Smoodin, Professor of American Studies and Cinema and Technocultural Studies at the University of California, who has published monographs and edited collections on Walt Disney, Frank Capra and Hollywood film history, as well as a new book Paris in the Dark: Going...2020-08-311h 12
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From the LighthouseClassic Teendaptation #4: Easy AEasy A (2001) is a loose adaptation of Nathaniel Hawthorne's The Scarlet Letter. This week, Stephanie, Kirstin and Jimmy discuss sexual double-standards, intertextual references, and the world's coolest parents.
Check out Kirstin's cool new blog on this series: http://www.kirstinmills.com/blog/teen-movie-adaptations-classic-literature-podcast/
2020-06-1051 min
The Shaun Tabatt ShowTeodora Petkova - The Brave New Text: Perspectives on Web WritingTeodora Petkova and I had a fascinating discussion about the ways web writing is shaping how consumers, creatives, and marketers are both creating and consuming on the web. Her excellent book The Brave New Text: Perspectives on Web Writing offers some helpful food for thought on our intertextual nature and the beautiful dynamics of the semantic networks created by our texts online. For additional show notes, visit ShaunTabatt.com/377. The Shaun Tabatt Show is part of the Destiny Image Podcast Network.2020-04-2829 min
A Life in BiographyEpisode 3: Faulkner PreludesHow I began my work on Faulkner; what I mean by an intertextual biography; why Joan Crawford matters in a Faulkner biography; Faulkner as diplomat; what Faulkner to read first.2020-04-2516 min
AP English Literature & Composition - Study by SenecaFrankenstein: Mutability & Tintern Abbey ⛪️ - AP English Literature Learning & Test PrepEmma looks at the intertextual references in Mary Shelly's Frankenstein for your AP English Lit Exam. In this episode, she looks at the influence of poetry on Frankenstein, namely her husband Percy Bysshe Shelley's poem Mutability and the romantic epic Tintern Abbey by William Wordsworth. Ideal for preparing you for your AP English Literature & Composition Exam.
Click here for the full course, or visit this link: http://bit.ly/2FAkiv62020-04-0302 minAP English Literature & Composition - Study by SenecaFrankenstein: References to The Rime of the Ancient Mariner ⚓️ - AP English Literature Learning & Test PrepEmma looks at the intertextual references in Mary Shelly's Frankenstein for your AP English Lit Exam. In this episode, she deals with the parallels between Frankenstein and The Rime of the Ancient Mariner by Samuel Taylor Coleridge. Ideal for preparing you for your AP English Literature & Composition Exam.
Click here for the full course, or visit this link: http://bit.ly/2FAkiv62020-03-2701 min
What A Waste Of Time26. Intertextual FanserviceJim and Nick discuss media that references other media for fans' sakes, spring-boarding off of the recent return of Doctor Who fan favourite the Master.
Spoilers for Doctor Who, Star Trek: Into Darkness, Rise of Skywalker.2020-02-2545 min
The PrestigeST TRINIANS (2007) & UnityThis week’s film is the 2007 re-boot of the anarchic ST. TRINIAN’S franchise. Post-reviews, we talk about different takes on the male gaze, on this film as a period piece, and on the way in which such films can be heightened versions of universal truths.
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As Rob says in the episode, who knows what next time will be? We’ll let you know as soon as we do! (Well: Sam won’t…he’ll be otherwise occupied… #prayforsam)
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Profuse thanks to the CCP Intertextual Division, Beverly Wico-Siy, Geraldine Villarin, production staff, and tech crew; to the speakers Patricia Evangelista, Alma Anonas-Carpio, Dr Noel Pingoy, as well as to Kate Aton Osias and Carl Javier (whose audio unfortunately encountered tech issues). Special thanks to the Kahayag Dance Company.
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The Midnight Myth PodcastEpisode 136: Revenge of the Giant Face | Inglourious Basterds, Alternate History & Revenge TragedyOnce upon a time in… the Midnight Myth Podcast studio, Derek and Laurel took on their first study of Quentin Tarantino with his 2009 masterpiece Inglourious Basterds. This alternate history of World War 2 paints a bloody picture of power and revenge in Nazi-occupied France. We follow two independent assassination plots on Hitler and the German high command, which converge, of all places, in a cinema. In this episode, Derek & Laurel interpret Inglourious Basterds as, by turns, a fairy tale, a Western, and a classical or Elizabethan revenge drama. We’ll discuss why Seneca the Younger was Ancient Rome’s version of Que...2020-01-1957 min
You Have PermissionThe Psychology of Religious Fundamentalism (Re-broadcast)During the holiday break, I'm choosing two lesser-downloaded or well-timed episodes for re-airing. Many of us are still, or have just been, spending time with family members who are fundamentalists, or lean that way, and that can be really hard sometimes. Original show notes:“Fundamentalist” has become a theological swear word. But how does it work psychologically? Why hasn’t it “gone away”? How do religious fundamentalists make sense of their world and find meaning in their lives? And what might this tell us about non-religious fundamentalists? Psychologist Peter Hill joins Dan to talk through the model he and his co-authors...2019-12-301h 39
MEC 04 - Música Electrónica ChilenaMEC0408 - Sonidos tomados en la electroacústica chilena (segunda mirada)MEC0408Sonidos tomados en la electroacústica chilena (segunda mirada)Presentado por Gerardo Figueroa (CECh)La producción electroacústica chilena realizada a partir de grabaciones desde principios del siglo veintiuno revela diferencias profundas de forma y fondo con su antecesora: el avance y mejora en los procesos de digitalización ha facilitado el acceso no solo al equipamiento necesario para modificar el sonido, sino también a una manipulación más fina del material. En la actualidad, parámetros tales como velocidad y altura pueden ser intervenidos por separado, acentuando una lectura metalingüística e intertex...2019-12-1638 min
Painted Bride Quarterly’s Slush PileEpisode 77: Belly-up!If you are like us, Slushies, then you love a good duality. We're hooked on the way "belly-up" can mean to be a flop and to roll in closer. So, belly-up to this episode where we discuss two poems by Judith Roney-- “Belly-up” and “Relictual Taxon.” After some laughs about how it’s easy to mistake our basement studio’s relative isolation as evidence of a Zombie apocalypse (and name our weapons of choice), we talk about Marion’s vertigo in her new apartment, Jason’s strategies for alternate side street parking, Samantha’s tips on how to properly pronounce Abu Dhab...2019-11-1647 min
Theology on MissionS5: E4 When Theologians Fail Morally
What should be done with the theology of theologians who have failed morally? John Howard Yoder, Dr. King, Paul Tillich, Karl Barth, etc.
Dave and Mike outline the common responses and try to construct a way forward. By mainly focusing on the case of John Howard Yoder they propose a nuanced response that includes critical reading, intertextual evaluation, and dialogue between the church and the academy.
A lot of sources were quoted in this podcast. You will need to Google search the keywords below.
Ruth Krall, "The Elephants in God’s Living Room: The Mennonite Church and John Howard Yoder"
Ra...2019-10-2327 min
Close ReadsThe Rector of Justin: Chapters 1-5After a one-week hiatus due to some scheduling issues, we are back! In this episode David is joined by Matt and a new contributor to the network, Sarah-Jane Bentley, who teaches at Eton College in England. They chat about the unique structure of the book, the myriad of intertextual references (and whether they matter), the similarities between the various narrators, and much more. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.2019-10-231h 20
Planeta De Libros ColombiaUn beso de DickUn libro que retrata silencios y se detiene en las imágenes. Un activador cultural que genera un dialogo intertextual. Un beso de Dick la novela culto del autor Fernando Molano regresa a librerías y con ello el recuerdo de esos lectores que descubrieron la novela en los años noventa.
Hugo Marroquín junto a Carlos Mican director de Libros del armario reviven la emoción, la experiencia de lectura y decodificación de la obra.
Leonardo y Felipe personajes protagónicos se mezclan en una Bogotá de los años 80 donde los referente...2019-06-2935 min
First Reading2 Kings 5:1–14, with Justin ReedGod's Power Manifested Through the Marginalized
Lectionary Date: July 7, 2019 [4th Sunday after Pentecost, Year C]
This week, Justin Reed joins Rachel and Tim for a conversation all about the healing of Naaman in 2 Kings 5. Justin is Assistant Professor of Old Testament/Hebrew Bible at Louisville Presbyterian Theological Seminary in KY, and an ordained Baptist minister. A PhD candidate at Princeton Theological Seminary, his research and teaching interests include ethnicity in the Hebrew Bible, inner-biblical interpretation, Bible in popular culture, and reception history. Justin’s dissertation explores Genesis 9:18-29, the passage about “Noah’s curse.” Throughout millennia...2019-06-2550 min
Redeeming God PodcastDoes 2 Thessalonians 1:8-9 teach about hell?(#AmazonAdLink) My book, (#AmazonAdLink) What is Hell? is now available (#AmazonAdLink) on Amazon. I am doing a series of podcast studies that focus on some of the content from the book. The studies look at the eight key terms that are often equated with hell, and about a dozen key passages that are thought to teach about hell.
If you want to learn the truth about hell and what the Bible actually teaches about hell, make sure you get a copy of my book, (#AmazonAdLink) What is Hell?
Also, if you are part of my...2019-06-1338 min
The Redeeming God PodcastDoes 2 Thessalonians 1:8-9 teach about hell?(#AmazonAdLink) My book, (#AmazonAdLink) What is Hell? is now available (#AmazonAdLink) on Amazon. I am doing a series of podcast studies that focus on some of the content from the book. The studies look at the eight key terms that are often equated with hell, and about a dozen key passages that are thought to teach about hell.
If you want to learn the truth about hell and what the Bible actually teaches about hell, make sure you get a copy of my book, (#AmazonAdLink) What is Hell?
Also, if you are part of my...2019-06-1338 min
Sonic ActsSonic Acts 2019: Post-Screening Discussion with Tony CokesSONIC ACTS FESTIVAL 2019 – HEREAFTERPost-Screening Discussion: Tony Cokes in conversation with Mirna Belina.23 February – De Brakke Grond, Amsterdam, The NetherlandsFollowing the screening of Black Celebration (1988, 17 min) Tony Cokes discusses the film with Mirna Belina and takes questions from the audience.In Black Celebration (1988, 17 min), Tony Cokes merges newsreel footage of riots in urban black neighbourhoods in the 1960s with popular music and text commentary to create an incisive counter-reading. ‘This videotape involves the riots that took place in the Watts section of Los Angeles, California in August, 1965 and the Black ne...2019-05-2722 min
Sonic ActsSonic Acts 2019: Tony Cokes – the next ‘revolution’? 07.2001 (revised 02.2019) – or progress doe...SONIC ACTS FESTIVAL 2019 – HEREAFTERTony Cokes – the next ‘revolution’? 07.2001 (revised 02.2019) – or progress does not exist – Introduction by Ash Sarkar23 February – De Brakke Grond, Amsterdam, The NetherlandsIn his talk, Tony Cokes will revisit some of his ideas he deployed in a talk presented in July 2001. He will begin with Black Celebration (1988), his first work to examine the legacy of the late 60s and early 70s. That video appropriated newsreel images of urban uprisings in Watts, Boston, Detroit and Newark. Cokes juxtaposed the footage with an ‘industrial’ music soundtrack by Skinny Puppy and visual text quotat...2019-05-1515 min
The Thumb ThroughHow Students Make Sense of Wordless Picture BooksSummary and review of:
Lubis. (2018). The progress of students reading comprehension through wordless picture books.
Advances in Language and Literary Studies, 9(1), 48-52.
https://files.eric.ed.gov/fulltext/EJ1166954.pdf
Transcript:
The research described in this article was conducted to study the various “sense-making” strategies of a six-year-old interpreting the contents of wordless picture books. Such books are a unique medium. The entire story must be expressed via illustration. This often leaves details, like dialogue, the thoughts and intentions of characters, and the...2019-04-2203 min
Israel in Translation“I Am the Daughter of Lot”Bracha Serri was born in 1942 in San’a, Yemen, and brought to Israel in a mass exodus of Jews from Yemen soon after the State was established. She often adopts the first person voice of a Yemenite woman, crushed between an oppressive patriarchal background and the discriminatory nature of her everyday life, as in the poem “Dish.” Serri studied linguistics and Hebrew literature at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem. In addition to her writing, Sari established her own publishing house, the Or HaGanuz publishing house. Her books are known for their innovative design. Her own poetry is intert...2019-04-1007 min
1st and 2nd Samuel (2015)165 - Davidic Covenant in the Psalms and Isaiah [b]What covenant was in effect when the Lord Jesus Christ was born? Listen to this lesson to learn that Christ is a descendant of David and the ultimate fulfillment of the Davidic covenant. See the importance of intertextual connections by hearing David’s prophecies about the Messiah in the psalms. Find out their intertextual connections in Acts. Understand the significance of Christ being the Son of God.2019-03-1900 min
Página 16 Radio#Intertextual: ¿Por qué la sexualidad siempre fue tan reprimida en nuestra sociedad? La sexualidad siempre fue y sigue siendo un tema tabú, por eso Pamela Wimer, sexóloga, nos habla del tema y de todo lo que lo rodea. Mucho para escuchar, y mucho para conversar luego de la entrevista. 2019-02-2816 min
Página 16 RadioIntertextual "Leo Guzmán, director del IPTI" Más de 3 años pasaron de la creación del Instituto Provincial del Teatro Independiente (IPTI) hasta su verdadera puesta en marcha con la designación del primer director ejecutivo, Leo Guzmán. El flamante director nos cuenta qué ideas tiene. 2019-02-2015 min
Página 16 RadioIntertextual "Gionas Bordoy, director de La comida no se tira (Alimendar)" "Le damos al alimento el fin para el cuál fue hecho, ser comido".
2019-02-1415 min
re:verbE16: The Discourse of Propaganda: The myths, the legends, the tropesOn this week’s episode, Alex and Calvin chat with Carnegie Mellon Associate Professor of English Dr. John Oddo about his most recent work, The Discourse of Propaganda: Case Studies from the Persian Gulf War and the War on Terror. In the book, Dr. Oddo uses discourse analysis techniques to study U.S. war propaganda. Today’s discussion centers around what makes Oddo’s definition of propaganda unique. He argues that propaganda can best be understood as an intertextual process, and that everyone in U.S. society is a potential propagandist -- not just “evil dictators” in totalitarian societies.Dr. O...2019-02-1258 min
CREECA Lecture Series PodcastBetween the Nile and the Neva: St. Petersburg Multilingual Jewish Text - Mikhail Krutikov (1.31.19)Since Yuri Lotman and Vladimir Toporov introduced the concept of the “Petersburg Text” in Russian literature, the idea of “reading” urban space through the lenses of a particular literary corpus has become popular among Russian literary scholars. But St. Petersburg also occupied a special place in the imagination of Russian Jews. As the capital of the Russian Empire, the city had the harshest restriction on Jewish residence, and yet it became a major center of multilingual Jewish culture. In my presentation Professor Krutikov attempts to apply the concept of “Petersburg Text” to the multilingual corpus of Jewish writings about St. Petersburg/L...2019-02-0554 min
New Books in ArtElizabeth A. Fraser, "Mediterranean Encounters: Artists Between Europe and the Ottoman Empire, 1774–1839" (Penn State UP, 2017)Elizabeth A. Fraser's Mediterranean Encounters: Artists Between Europe and the Ottoman Empire, 1774–1839 (Penn State University Press, 2017) takes its readers on a journey through six illustrated travel albums covering territories held by the Ottomans in the Mediterranean basin and produced between 1774-1839. By decentring the importance of Europe, Elisabeth Fraser instead highlights the entangled histories and intercultural nature of the Ottoman Empire. Through six intertextual although very distinct travel albums, the book challenges its readers to look very closely at and engage with images in the works of Choiseul, Cassas, Mouradgea d’Ohsson, Melling, Louis Dupré and Delacroix, underscoring multidirectional viewi...2019-01-231h 22
Good Mourning, Nancy PodcastEp. 36: DEATH PROOF (2007) - Flip FlopsThis week we'll be talking about famed director Quentin Tarantino's underrated slasher film, Death Proof! In this episode we discuss how 11 years later, Death Proof is still as relevant as ever (if not more so), toxic masculinity, foot fetishes, and the history of Grindhouse cinema!
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Mikaella Clements’ amazing article:
https://www.highsnobiety.com/2017/06/29/death-proof-quentin-tarantino/
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OkOLfbt16gs&t=618s
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Death_Proof
Aschenbrenner, Henriette Maria. “Two of a Ki...2018-10-2344 min
The Western Lit PodcastDeconstructing assumptions: The Penelopiad and the Great ConversationThe Penelopiad and deconstructing assumptions. Some meandering thoughts inspired by class on 9/28/18. Just another "intertextual" contribution to our unfolding conversation.2018-09-2821 min
Latter-day Saint PerspectivesIntertextuality in the Book of Mormon with Nick FrederickIn this episode of the LDS Perspectives Podcast, Laura Harris Hales interviews scholar Nicholas (Nick) J. Frederick about New Testament intertextuality in the Book of Mormon.
As an undergraduate classics major at BYU, Frederick became interested in studying Book of Mormon intertextuality. He wanted to discuss with other scholars what he was finding but encountered resistance from those who thought he was attacking the historicity of the Book of Mormon. Further frustration came as he realized that the few resources on the topic were primarily written by critics of the Book of Mormon arguing against historicity. Their research was overreaching...2018-08-2239 min
The Wrestling-Wrestling PodcastEp. 223: Intertextual Healing with Smark Henry's Maro RimorinWe promise this is the last time we'll beat this dead horse. So someone on the internet put out a video about how local wrestling is so "intertextual," but what does that really mean? Well, we asked our friend, scholar and gentleman Maro Rimorin—the official eugoogolizer of Smark Henry—to help us break it down (discussion starts at 43:02) what it really means within the context of pro wrestling, and whether that's a bad thing for the local scene. Also, he chats about Money in the Bank, TakeOver: Chicago, RAW and SmackDown Live with us! Let's get intertextual!...2018-06-211h 29
The Two Mikes - On the RecordWhat first attracted you to the millionaire Mike Parry?The Two Mikes reflect on their former glories, analyse why looks don't always matter, take a wander around Hampstead and indulge in a spot of knitting on the latest metrosexual, bisexual, pansexual, intertextual and truly all inclusive episode of On the Record...2018-05-3138 min
Bachelor of Hearts28. Still Friends (Bachelor AU S5 E1-2)Matty J's season of The Bachelor has officially begun, so we pull apart the big events of the first week; including limo exits, Matty's one-on-one time with Elora & Lisa, and the season's first Group Date. We take a hard look at some of the cultural stereotypes that pervade the show, and cast a critical eye towards the more insensitive moments in both these first episodes and the subsequent media response. In doing this, we make a variety of intertextual references, particularly to other examples of Peak TV such as Young Sheldon (premiering on CBS this November).2017-07-301h 00Bachelor of Hearts28. Still Friends (Bachelor AU S5 E1-2)Matty J's season of The Bachelor has officially begun, so we pull apart the big events of the first week; including limo exits, Matty's one-on-one time with Elora & Lisa, and the season's first Group Date. We take a hard look at some of the cultural stereotypes that pervade the show, and cast a critical eye towards the more insensitive moments in both these first episodes and the subsequent media response. In doing this, we make a variety of intertextual references, particularly to other examples of Peak TV such as Young Sheldon (premiering on CBS this November).2017-07-301h 00
Scary ThoughtsScary Thoughts #17 - The Cabin in the Woods (2012) Cabin in the Woods is one of those horror films everyone seems to love. It's smart, funny and for the purposes of this podcast, epically intertextual. Listen in to find out more than you ever wanted to know about horror tropes and the way your hosts, Marc and Chad, would prefer to be killed if a hundred nightmare creatures were suddenly released into their office space.2017-05-121h 27
GoodTrash GenreCastGTGC - #206 - A Girl Walks Home Alone at NightYour favorite film analysis podcast is back again as the Anti-Trash Marathon rolls on. This week, Alex has a host pick and she chose the Iranian-American vampire film, A Girl Walks Home Alone at Night. Aside from Dustin, nobody else at the table had seen the film, which is always fun.
Before we throw A Girl Walks Home Alone at Night on the film analysis table, we have to play our game. On this week's episode, we talk about "Movie Monsters We Want to Fall in Love With". It is a convoluted title for a convoluted game...2017-01-2352 min
PennSound PodcastsSoundtrack of your life: an interview with erica lewisIn Episode 56 of PennSound podcasts, Christy Davids visited Kelly Writers House on October 24, 2016, to talk with erica lewis, who was passing through Philadelphia to give a reading in Jason Mitchell's Frank O'Hara's Last Lover series in between stops in Pittsburgh and Brooklyn. While in the studio, lewis read some work and talked about her box set trilogy, a three-part project that engages with pop music as memory device and formal procedure, reconsiders "the confessional" as a poetic mode, and delves into female family history in poems that are by turns performative, intertextual, and intensely sonic.2016-12-2157 min
The Comics AlternativeComics Alternative Interviews: W. Maxwell Prince and John Amor Time Codes: 00:00:26 - Introduction 00:02:16 - Setup of interview 00:04:11 - Interview with W. Maxwell Prince and John Amor 00:59:17 - Wrap up 01:00:47 - Contact us On this interview episode, Gwen and Derek have the pleasure of talking with W. Maxwell Prince and John Amor. Their latest book, One Week in the Library, comes out next week from Image Comics. Most of the discussion topics surround this new work -- how the two creators met, their process of collaboration, the ideas behind the book's structure and intertextual allusions -- but Gwen and Derek also talk with their g...2016-12-0200 min
StoryWeb: Storytime for Grownups105: Michael Cunningham: "The Hours"This week on StoryWeb: Michael Cunningham’s novel The Hours. In her fascinating book Virginia Woolf Icon, Brenda Silver examines all the ways Woolf has become a potent international symbol. You can buy a Barnes and Noble canvas bag featuring Woolf’s face, and the British National Portrait Gallery sells thousands of Woolf postcards a month. And of course, the great American playwright Edward Albee famously asked Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf? American novelist Michael Cunningham is clearly not afraid of Virginia Woolf. He says of Woolf’s novel Mrs. Dalloway: I suspect...2016-09-1910 min
Ben Jonson, 1616–2016London, 1616: Reading ‘The Devil is an Ass’ in the Blackfriars and BeyondLucy Munro from King’s College London delivers a talk titled “London, 1616: Reading ‘The Devil is an Ass’ in the Blackfriars and Beyond.” This talk was included in the session titled “Jonson and His Intertextual Relations.”
Part of “Ben Jonson, 1616–2016,” a conference held at The Huntington Sept. 16–17, 2016.2016-09-1600 minBen Jonson, 1616–2016Ben Jonson, Competitive FreelancerSuzanne Gossett from Loyola University Chicago delivers a talk titled “Ben Jonson, Competitive Freelancer.” This talk was included in the session titled “Jonson and His Intertextual Relations.”
Part of “Ben Jonson, 1616–2016,” a conference held at The Huntington Sept. 16–17, 2016.2016-09-1600 min
To The Batpoles! Batman 1966#042 Marsha, Queen of Diamonds: Lots of filler? Not so fast! Various other Bat-commentaries paint this arc in drab tones. What Carolyn Jones (apparently replacing Zsa Zsa Gabor at something close to the last moment) brings to the role of Marsha, Queen of Diamonds, is basically Morticia Addams with a different look, says conventional wisdom. The arc is full of filler scenes that don’t advance the story, say commentators. In this episode of To the Batpoles, Paul presents a much different view of Marsha, which sees these “filler” scenes as absolutely necessary to the theme of this arc. And what is that theme? Listen to find out — and pack...2016-09-151h 45
Bollywood is For LoversVarun Dhawan, Bollywood's Next Leading ManWe discuss Bollywood’s next leading man, heartthrob Varun Dhawan and three films that showcase his exceptional range.
Show Notes:
· Varun Dhawan (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Varun_Dhawan), is he a dreamboat or a heartthrob?
· Is there Bollywood Dirty Dancing (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DirtyDancing)? (Apparently Pooja Bhatt’s Holiday (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Holiday(2006_film)) is a remake of DD)
· Nepotism in Bollywood
Student of The Year (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/StudentoftheYear) (listen to us discuss it here: https://audioboom.com/boos/4467740-episode-4-bollywood-the-next-generation?t=0), H...2016-08-201h 10
SpeakBeastyEpisode 13: The Cursed EpisodeThis time on SpeakBeasty:
→ Megan & Elayna join us! → "The Phoenix Register": Inside the Tenement Museum! → Could the leaked names describe tribes or dorms? → Salazar Slytherin in a hard hat... → Spoiler: We are the cursed child. → Sorting processes of Finland. → Hogwarts band geeks?! → Weaponized intertextuality manipulating our feels... → Will Newt visit Hogwarts? → Screw CGI! We want puppets! → Snape's great uncle's cousin fanfic. → "The Time-Turner": The golden age of Broadway! → "The Newt Case": The Sidehill Gouger! → Horses lead to... cat-dogs?→ What intertextual symbols do you want to see in the films?
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Pop UnmutedEpisode 26 – “Into You” by Ariana GrandeOn Episode 26 of Pop Unmuted, Scott Interrante and Kurt Trowbridge talk about their latest musical obsession and the inevitable Song Of The Summer, Ariana Grande’s “Into You.” They discuss the song’s interesting rhythms, queer subtext, and intertextual connections to Elvis and Mariah Carey.2016-05-2500 min
Sage Communication & Media StudiesWCX: Variation in Citational Practice in a Corpus of Student Biology Papers: From Parenthetical Plonking to Intertextual StorytellingWritten Communication Editorial Assistant Abigail Bakke talks to John Swales about his article from the January 2014 issue, 'Variation in Citational Practice in a Corpus of Student Biology Papers: From Parenthetical Plonking to Intertextual Storytelling'.2016-05-2417 min
Mere RhetoricLet's Make Composition Whole! --ShipkaWhat’s the difference between writing and composition? Writing, we think we know what that is: it’s maybe typing out letters on a computer screen, or maybe it’s holding a pen above a legal pad. But what if writing is bigger than that? What if it’s also the prewriting that takes place in your brain, as you drive around town or play racquetball or stare into space? And how about composition? What does that mean? It’s not just writing so could it be arranging speech, or images or even moving bodies? Is dance part of compositio...2016-05-1109 min
Revista de la Universidad de México No. 127Paz y Quevedo. Polvo enamoradoEl estudioso mexicanista Juan Pellicer, investigador de la Universidad de Oslo, rastrea la fascinación de Octavio Paz por un famoso soneto de Francisco de Quevedo, a través de las reflexiones y parodias literarias que el poema le sugirió en diferentes momentos de su vida a nuestro Premio Nobel, en una relación intertextual emblemática de dos grandes figuras de la poesía universal.2015-05-1845 minThe Comics AlternativeEpisode 131 - Reviews of Nemo: River of Ghosts, Rebels #1, and No Mercy #1This week Derek and Andy discuss three recent titles, each of which is part of a larger series. First, they review the third in Alan Moore and Kevin O'Neill's Nemo trilogy, Nemo: River of Ghosts (Top Shelf). The guys begin their discussion by looking at the series as a whole -- even placing the trilogy within the larger context of Moore's League of Extraordinary Gentlemen universe -- and then exploring the accessibility of the text as a singular narrative. River of Ghosts certainly needs to stand alongside the first two Nemo volumes, Heart of Ice and The Roses of...2015-04-1500 min
Epics of RomeVirgil’s Iliad? Epic IntertextualityVirgil was undoubtedly very well-read: he had a deep knowledge of the epics of Homer and Ennius, as well as a myriad of other Greek and Roman poets. In this lecture, we shall look at the way that Virgil refers back to the literary tradition and what the effect of this is. In particular, we shall investigate Virgil’s intertextual use of earlier epic poets, as well as the way in which he infuses other genres, such as tragedy and erotic poetry into the Aeneid.
Copyright 2014 Rhiannon Evans / La Trobe University, all rights reserved. Contact for permissions.2014-03-1900 minEpics of RomeVirgil’s Iliad? Epic Intertextuality (handout)Virgil was undoubtedly very well-read: he had a deep knowledge of the epics of Homer and Ennius, as well as a myriad of other Greek and Roman poets. In this lecture, we shall look at the way that Virgil refers back to the literary tradition and what the effect of this is. In particular, we shall investigate Virgil’s intertextual use of earlier epic poets, as well as the way in which he infuses other genres, such as tragedy and erotic poetry into the Aeneid.
Copyright 2014 Rhiannon Evans / La Trobe University, all rights reserved. Contact for permissions.2014-03-1945 min
Goucher College PodcastsJuliette Wells - "For the Love of Jane Austen"Juliette Wells, Goucher College’s Burke Jane Austen Scholar-in-Residence for 2009-2010, gave a lecture titled "For the Love of Jane Austen" on Wednesday, February 17, at 7 p.m. in the Batza Room of the Athenaeum. Wells discussed why present-day Austen fans so often choose to feature the author in their fiction and nonfiction writing.
Wells is a prominent Jane Austen scholar and associate professor of English literature at Manhattanville College. She has written many scholarly articles about Austen, which have been published in The Oprah Affect: Critical Essays on Oprah’s Book Club, A Breath of Fresh Eyre: Intertextual and Intermedial Rewo...2013-09-1850 min
Fakultät für Sprach- und Literaturwissenschaften - Digitale Hochschulschriften der LMUUndir borðumThe present study examines food and meals in the Icelandic Family Sagas. While often inconspicuous, references to the production, distribution and consumption of food and drink can be shown to fulfil crucial functions in this body of mediaeval texts.
As a starting point, the food sources and eating habits of Icelanders in the Viking and Middle Ages are examined in the light of archaeological, historical and ethnographic research. When the results are compared to the economy of food as visible in the Family Sagas, the latter can be demonstrated to carry a distinctive bias for those forms of agriculture that...2013-07-0200 minThe Comics AlternativeReviews of On the Ropes and Red Handed: The Fine Art of Strange CrimesThis week Andy and Derek review two recent graphic novels, James Vance and Dan E. Burr’s On the Ropes and Matt Kindt’s Red Handed: The Fine Art of Strange Crimes. As the Two Guys with PhDs make abundantly clear, both of these are incredible original works that are sure to end up on the guys’ year-end top ten lists. First, Andy and Derek discuss On the Ropes, a follow up to Vance and Burr’s original 1988-1989 miniseries, Kings in Disguise (Kitchen Sink Press, and latter published as a graphic novel in 1990). They discuss this earlier work, so as to...2013-05-2200 min
Out of the Past: Investigating Film NoirNoircast Special 3: The Maltese Touch of Evil Video EssayWhile many scholars have focused on noir as a dark visual style, or a worldview marked by the anxieties and stark realities of modernity, few have addressed noir's high degree of self-consciousness or its profoundly quirky humor. In their new book,The Maltese Touch of Evil: Film Noir and Potential Criticism, Clute and Edwards focus on these underappreciated characteristics of noir to demonstrate how films noir frame their "intertextual" borrowings from on another and create visual puns, and how these gestures function to generate both compelling narratives and critical reflections upon those narratives. Drawing on the on the concept...2011-06-1106 min
The SukhastThe Sukhast Episode 3 - Look Ma, No Guests!Harvey and Finn find themselves bereft of guests in this week's Sukhast (it was Finn's fault), and are forced to tolerate each other without the buffer of another person for the first time in weeks. Can the Sukhast survive this crisis? Also this week: our hosts hit you with a deluge of undiluted, semi-researched, probably incorrect opinion about such matters as webcomics, Steam on Macs, and Harvey's pretentious love for all things postmodern, meta and intertextual.2010-03-2128 min