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"Time Machines": From the Origins to the Middle Ages (read by MG Tundo)The Wife of Bath's Tale (summary)2018-04-1202 min
"Time Machines": From the Origins to the Middle Ages (read by MG Tundo)EverymanFrom Maglioni, Thomson, "Time Machines", vol. 1, CIDEB (pdf)
http://mgtundo.altervista.org/joomla/attachments/article/60/Everyman%20Time%20Machines.pdf2018-02-1702 min
"Time Machines": From the Origins to the Middle Ages (read by MG Tundo)"Prayer" by Carol Ann Duffy (1994)Read “Prayer” by Carol Ann Duffy on Genius (annotated by mgtundo):
https://genius.com/Carol-ann-duffy-prayer-annotated2018-02-1301 min
"Time Machines": From the Origins to the Middle Ages (read by MG Tundo)The SeafarerFrom Time Machines:
http://mgtundo.altervista.org/joomla/attachments/article/42/Seafarer_commento.pdf2018-01-2902 min
"Time Machines": From the Origins to the Middle Ages (read by MG Tundo)Music in the Middle AgesFrom Thomson and Maglioni, "Time Machines", vol. 1, CIDEB
http://mgtundoedu.altervista.org/Music%20in%20the%20Middle%20Ages%202017.pdf2017-09-1204 min
"Time Machines": From the Origins to the Middle Ages (read by MG Tundo)A new notion of timeFrom Thomson, Maglioni, Time Machines, vol.1, CIDEB
http://mgtundoedu.altervista.org/A%20new%20notion%20of%20Time%202017.pdf2017-09-1203 min
"Time Machines": From the Origins to the Middle Ages (read by MG Tundo)Chaucer and BoccaccioFrom Maglioni, Thomson, "Time Machines", vol. 1, CIDEB, p.512017-07-0601 min
"Time Machines": From the Origins to the Middle Ages (read by MG Tundo)Geoffrey ChaucerFrom Maglioni, Thomson, "Time Machines", vol. 1, CIDEB, pp.48-49
The prologue read in Middle English:
https://youtu.be/ahuT-JwxIa82017-07-0605 min
"Time Machines": From the Origins to the Middle Ages (read by MG Tundo)Literary Genres: What is poetry?From Maglioni, Thomson, "Time Machines", vol. 1, CIDEB, pp.46-472017-07-0603 min
"Time Machines": From the Origins to the Middle Ages (read by MG Tundo)Arthurian Legends and BalladsFrom Maglioni, Thomson, "Time Machines", vol. 1, CIDEB, p. 402017-07-0504 min
"Time Machines": From the Origins to the Middle Ages (read by MG Tundo)Literature in the Middle Ages - EverymanFrom Maglioni, Thomson, "Time Machines", vol. 1, CIDEB, pp.38-392017-07-0304 min
"Time Machines": From the Origins to the Middle Ages (read by MG Tundo)The Black Death and the Peasants' RevoltFrom Maglioni, Thomson, "Time Machines", vol. 1, CIDEB, pp. 36-372017-07-0303 min
"Time Machines": From the Origins to the Middle Ages (read by MG Tundo)The Magna Carta and the Hundred Years' WarFrom Maglioni, Thomson, "Time Machines", vol. 1, CIDEB, p.34-352017-07-0305 min
"Time Machines": From the Origins to the Middle Ages (read by MG Tundo)The Rise of Neo-feudalismFrom Maglioni, Thomson, "Time Machines", vol. 1, CIDEB, p.332017-07-0302 min
"Time Machines": From the Origins to the Middle Ages (read by MG Tundo)The Norman InvasionFrom Maglioni, Thomson, "Time Machines", vol. 1, CIDEB, p.322017-07-0204 min
"Time Machines": From the Origins to the Middle Ages (read by MG Tundo)Cultural Studies: "Scary Monsters"From Maglioni, Thomson, "Time Machines", vol. 1, CIDEB, pp. 28-292017-07-0204 min
"Time Machines": From the Origins to the Middle Ages (read by MG Tundo)BeowulfFrom Maglioni, Thomson, "Time Machines", vol. 1, CIDEB, p. 242017-07-0203 min
"Time Machines": From the Origins to the Middle Ages (read by MG Tundo)From Anglo-Saxon scops to rappersFrom Maglioni, Thomson, "Time Machines", vol. 1, CIDEB, p. 22-232017-06-3002 min
"Time Machines": From the Origins to the Middle Ages (read by MG Tundo)Old EnglishFrom Maglioni, Thomson, "Time Machines", vol. 1, CIDEB, p. 212017-06-3001 min
"Time Machines": From the Origins to the Middle Ages (read by MG Tundo)Anglo-Saxon LiteratureFrom Maglioni, Thomson, "Time Machines", vol. 1, CIDEB, p. 202017-06-291h 01
"Time Machines": From the Origins to the Middle Ages (read by MG Tundo)Anglo-Saxon England and the Viking InvasionsFrom Maglioni, Thomson, "Time Machines", vol. 1, CIDEB, p. 182017-06-2804 min
"Time Machines": From the Origins to the Middle Ages (read by MG Tundo)The Romans in BritainFrom Maglioni, Thomson, "Time Machines", vol. 1, CIDEB, p. 162017-06-2801 min
"Time Machines": From the Origins to the Middle Ages (read by MG Tundo)Stonehenge: an astronomical observatory?From Maglioni, Thomson, "Time Machines", vol. 1, CIDEB, p. 152017-06-2802 min
"Time Machines": From the Origins to the Middle Ages (read by MG Tundo)The CeltsFrom Maglioni, Thomson, "Time Machines", vol. 1, CIDEB, p. 142017-06-2802 min
From the Origins to The Middle Ages - classe 3^Church and State_ The Fortunes of WarLiterary Hyperlinks, pp. 109-1102016-12-0503 min
From the Origins to The Middle Ages - classe 3^The elements of a storyDescription:
Literary Hyperlinks, vol.A, p. 172016-12-0503 min
From the Origins to The Middle Ages - classe 3^Popular FictionLiterary Hyperlinks, vol. A
p. 292016-12-0401 min
From the Victorian Age to the Modern Age"Eveline" by Joyce (Summary and analysis)http://digilander.libero.it/mgtund/Joyce/Eveline%20analysis.htm2016-03-2505 min
Discover The Full Audiobook Everyone Is Talking About — So Binge-Worthy![Italian] - La Locandiera by Carlo GoldoniPlease visithttps://thebookvoice.com/podcasts/1/audiobook/258244to listen full audiobooks.
Title: [Italian] - La Locandiera
Author: Carlo Goldoni
Narrator: LibriVox Volunteers
Format: Unabridged Audiobook
Length: 2 hours 48 minutes
Release date: January 1, 2016
Ratings: Ratings of Book: 3.75 of Total 4
Ratings of Narrator: 3.33 of Total 3
Genres: Theatre & Radio
Publisher's Summary:
La locandiera è una commedia scritta da Carlo Goldoni nel 1751. La storia si incentra sulle vicende di Mirandolina, un'attraente e astuta giovane donna che gestisce a Firenze, con l'aiuto del suo cameriere Fabrizio, una locanda ereditata dal padre. (Riassunto di Wikipedia) Personaggi: Il Cavaliere di Ripafratta - Filippo Gioachin Il Marchese di Forlipopoli - Roberto C...2016-01-012h 48
From the Origins to The Middle Ages - classe 3^The Anglo-Saxons. The VikingsLiterary Hyperlinks, vol.A, pp.104-1062015-01-0605 min
From the Origins to The Middle Ages - classe 3^Roman BritainLiterary Hyperlinks, vol.A, p. 1022015-01-0603 min
From the Origins to The Middle Ages - classe 3^The Celts. StonehengeLiterary Hyperlinks, vol.A, pp. 100-1012015-01-0605 min
From the Origins to The Middle Ages - classe 3^What is poetry: sound and rhythmLiterary Hyperlinks, vol.A, pp.52,53,54 e 622015-01-0607 min
From the Origins to The Middle Ages - classe 3^The Birth of the ReaderLiterary Hyperlinks, vol.A, p. 132015-01-0602 min
From the Origins to The Middle Ages - classe 3^The Origins of StorytellingLiterary Hyperlinks, vol. A, p. 122015-01-0602 min
From the Victorian Age to the Modern AgeCharles DickensLiterary Hyperlinks, vol. B, pp. 46-482014-06-2203 min
From the Victorian Age to the Modern AgeRoom of One's Own by V. Woolfhttp://digilander.libero.it/mgtund/A%20Room%20of%20One%2002.htm2014-06-1507 min
From the Victorian Age to the Modern AgeG. Orwell: Politics and the English LanguageGeorge Orwell's famous essay on Politics and the English Language (abridged:
http://digilander.libero.it/mgtund/ORWELL%201946%20Politics%20and%20the%20English%20Language%20ABRIDGED.htm2014-06-0713 min
From the Victorian Age to the Modern AgeWhite Noise by Don DeLilloLiterary Hyperlinks, bol. B, pp.2014-05-1007 min
From the Victorian Age to the Modern AgePost-War II AmericaLiterary Hyperlinks, vol. B, pp. 397-3992014-05-1004 min
From the Victorian Age to the Modern AgeThe Post-War WorldLiterary Hyperlinks, vol B, pp. 384-3942014-05-1022 min
From the Victorian Age to the Modern AgeThe Society of the Spectacle by Guy DebordLiterary Hyperlinks, vol.B p. 3292014-05-0804 min
From the Victorian Age to the Modern AgeBrave New World by Aldous HuxleyLiterary Hyperlinks, vol. B, pp. 302-3042014-05-0709 min
From the Victorian Age to the Modern Age1984 by George OrwellLiterary Hyperlinks, volB, pp. 322-3242014-05-0608 min
From the Victorian Age to the Modern AgeThe Hollow Men by T.S. EliotLiterary Hyperlinks, vol. 2, pp. 3552014-04-2802 min
From the Victorian Age to the Modern AgeThe Waste Land by Thomas Stearns EliotLiterary Hyperlinks, pp. 348-3502014-04-2307 min
From the Origins to The Middle Ages - classe 3^Whatever happened to our heroesLiterary Hyperlinks, vol. A, pp. 160-1612014-04-1805 min
From the Origins to The Middle Ages - classe 3^Medieval Prose: Arthurian RomanceLiterary Hyperlinks, vol. A, p. 1582014-04-1803 min
From the Origins to The Middle Ages - classe 3^Medieval DramaLiterary Hyperlinks, vol A, pp. 153-1542014-04-1805 min
From the Victorian Age to the Modern AgeOrlando by Virginia Woolfhttp://digilander.libero.it/mgtund/orlando%20connect_def.htm2014-04-1306 min
From the Victorian Age to the Modern AgeMichael Cunningham: The HoursLiterary Hyperlinks, vol. 2, pp. 278-2792014-04-0702 min
From the Victorian Age to the Modern AgeMrs DallowayLiterary Hyperlinks, pp. 272-2732014-03-2803 min
From the Victorian Age to the Modern AgeVirginia WoolfLiterary Hyperlinks: pp.268-2692014-03-2804 min
From the Origins to The Middle Ages - classe 3^Middle English - Geoffrey ChaucerLiterary Hyperlinks, vol. A, pp.140-1422014-03-1810 min
From the Victorian Age to the Modern AgeMen (and women) of the crowdLiterary Hyperlinks, vol. B, pp. 266-2672014-03-0905 min
From the Victorian Age to the Modern AgeJoyce - Ulysses - Finnegans WakeLiterary Hyperlinks, pp. 260-2622014-03-0908 min
From the Victorian Age to the Modern AgeJames Joyce - DublinersLiterary Hyperlinks, vol. B, pp. 252-2552014-03-0912 min
From the Origins to The Middle Ages - classe 3^The Ballad - Robin HoodLiterary Hyperlinks, vol. A, pp. 130-1312014-02-2105 min
From the Victorian Age to the Modern AgeJoseph ConradLiterary Hyperlinks, pp. 234-2362014-02-1610 min
From the Victorian Age to the Modern AgeModern literatureLiterary Hyperlinks, vol. B pp. 219-229
- Modernism in Europe
- Modernism and the novel2014-02-1611 min
From the Victorian Age to the Modern AgeThe Age of Modernism n.2Literary Hyperlinks, pp. 212-217
- The inter-war years
- World War II
- Mass communication and the dream factory
- The holocaust
- Hiroshima and Nagasaki2014-02-0911 min
From the Origins to The Middle Ages - classe 3^Jongleurs, troubadours and minstrelsHOTLINK:
Literary Hyperlinks, vol. A, pp. 129-1302014-02-0104 min
From the Origins to The Middle Ages - classe 3^Elegies: The SeafarerLiterary Hyperlinks, vol.A, p. 1242014-01-3102 min
From the Victorian Age to the Modern AgeThe Age of Modernism n1Literary Hyperlinks, pp. 206-212
The last days of Victorian optimism
Suffragettes and the right to vote
Imperial rivalry
World War I
Total war
The Russian Revolution
The cost of war and the desire for peace
Steps to independence2014-01-3110 min
From the Origins to The Middle Ages - classe 3^Hotlink: Monsters and their meaningsHotlink - Cultural studies: Monsters and their meanings
Literary Hyperlinks, p. 1222014-01-2903 min
From the Victorian Age to the Modern AgeOscar WildeLiterary Hyperlinks, pp. 171-1742014-01-2910 min
From the Victorian Age to the Modern AgeVictorian DramaLiterary Hyperlinks, vol. B, pp. 169-1702014-01-2905 min
From the Origins to The Middle Ages - classe 3^BeowulfBeowulf
Literary Hyperlinks, p. 1182014-01-2803 min
From the Origins to The Middle Ages - classe 3^The earliest figurative language- Early poems- The earliest figurative language
- Early poems
Literary Hyperlinks, vol. A, pp. 116-1172014-01-2802 min
From the Origins to The Middle Ages - classe 3^Anglo-Saxon Literature-From scop to rap-Old EnglishLiterary Hyperlinks, vol. A, pp. 114-116
Oral Literature
From ccop to rap
Old English2014-01-2105 min
From the Victorian Age to the Modern AgeR.L. Stevenson: The Strange Case of Doctor Jekyll and Mr HydeLiterary Hyperlinks, pp. 129-1312014-01-1506 min
From the Origins to The Middle Ages - classe 3^Money changes everything / Buying timeLiterary Hyperlinks, CIDEB, vol A, p. 1122014-01-1403 min
From the Origins to The Middle Ages - classe 3^The shaping of public opinion_ The Black Death_ The Peasants' RevoltLiterary Hyperlinks, pp. 110-1112014-01-1405 min
From the Victorian Age to the Modern AgeEmily Brontë: Wuthering HeightsThomson, Maglioni, Literary Hyperlinks, From the Victorian Age to The Twentieth Century and Beyond, CIDEB, pp. 81-83.2014-01-0907 min
From the Origins to The Middle Ages - classe 3^The Normans_The Feudal System_A Time of ReformLiterary Hyperlinks, vol.A, pp. 107-1092014-01-0705 min
From the Victorian Age to the Modern AgeSusan Sontag: On Photography"Literary Hyperlinks", pp. 20-212013-11-2503 min
From the Victorian Age to the Modern AgeThe Victorian Age 4Literary Hyperlinks", pp. 18-19
Victoria: the business of empire2013-11-2502 min
From the Victorian Age to the Modern AgeThe Victorian Age 3"Literary Hyperlinks", pp. 16-17
- Poverty and the poor laws
- Managing the empire2013-11-2501 min
From the Victorian Age to the Modern AgeThe Victorian Age 2"Literary Hyperlinks", pp. 13-14
Technological Innovation
The communication revolution
The cost of living2013-11-2408 min
From the Victorian Age to the Modern AgeThe Victorian Age 1"Literary Hyperlinks", pp. 10-12
- Economy and society
- The growth of industrial cities
- The pressure for reforms (the Chartist movement)2013-11-2006 min