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Dzakyem’s musings, mh!...
by Dzakye M
Some simple thoughts by a short-lived throbbing midget
Episodes
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Wordsworth chooses himself
Wordsworth and the Beginnings of Modern Poetry - pp. 54-55
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Self-consciousness and English Poetry
Excerpt from "Wordsworth and the Beginnings of modern poetry" by Robert Rehder
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50 - Crossposting from spotify works!
I'm exhausted though !
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49 - Dorothy Parker - Résumé
Résumé Razors pain you; Rivers are damp; Acids stain you; And drugs cause cramp. Guns aren't lawful; Nooses give; Gas smells awful; You might as well live.
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48-Dorothy Parker
Poem written in 1926
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46 - Birds and ambient sounds
15 minutes of peace, at the door of Dzakye's chalet, 1700 meters high, 7.20 am approximately
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45 - Soundscape: Gushes of wind on a sunny summer afternoon
#chalet #nature #flies #wind #larches #firtree
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44 - Soundscape : A full tempest at Sur-le-Scex (1700 m)
#nature #violence #soundscape #alps
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43 - Tchekhov: A nightmare
Read by Dzakye M
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42 - A Work of Art
By Anton Tchekhov. https://americanliterature.com/author/anton-chekhov/short-story/a-work-of-art
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41 - Tales in Arpitan of Savièse - The sketch of a project
Just an ideo of putting together some of the tales whose context was given in the last episode
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40 - Tales in Arpitan from Savièse - Introduction
Just a bit of context in relation to the Arpitan language and the Savièse region, in Valais (the Materhorn or Cervin region), in Switzerland
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39 - The Feminine Principle (4) - London, the Biography
London, The Biography, by Peter Ackroyd, 2000. Chapter 65. - Book of 821 pages!... Music: Victorian Era Music Compilation || Victorian England Steampunk London 19th Century https://youtu.be/Tjb0Dbv-GRg
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38 - The Feminine Principle (3) - London, the Biography
London, The Biography, by Peter Ackroyd, 2000. Chapter 65.
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37 - The Feminine Principle (2) - London, the Biography
By Peter Ackroyd, published in 2000. Classical British music: https://youtu.be/h2nJGv8N7O8
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36 - Frankenstein (4) - Chapter 2
Dzakye reads for you from Mary Shelley's "Frankenstein; or, The Modern Prometheus", published in 1818. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Frankenstein
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35 - Frankenstein (3)
By Mary Shelley
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34 - Frankenstein (2)
By Mary Shelley. Letters 2-4, before Chapter 1.
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33 - Frankenstein (1)
Reading ofFrankenstein by Mary Shelley - Unplugged
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32 - Reading German / English
Loose, German translation. Elke Heidenreich: "Der Welt den Rücken"
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31 - Santa Claus policy in Ireland 2020
Let's be light!
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30 - Technopoly, Chapter 3 (1)
By Neil Postman, published 1992
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29 - Speak,by Louisa Hall, pp. 211-215
May 29, 1998. Ruth Dettman
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28 - Time for blooming
#orgininal #text #poetry #nature #arpitan #song Blu L'Azard https://music.apple.com/ch/album/enfestar/1020157411?l=fr https://open.spotify.com/track/33klts1SdqxUe970GEzTfk?si=G76G1hdxTX6PAsbheItMPQ
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27 - Harry Haller’s notebooks 1
From « Steppenwolf » by Hermann Hesse, translated by David Horrocks
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26 - The « time space » in which we live
A mystery!
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25 - Steppenwolf - A Tract (1)
By Herman Hesse. Translated from German by David Horrocks.
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24 - Poem reading: Shall I...
Reading of the famous Shakespearian poem, with a twist!? YouTube: https://youtu.be/rUkLG7S_60o
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23 - Crows - Hamlet - Doubt - Education
From my Balcony near Lausanne, in Switzerland
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20 - Two-voiced whistling dance
To try my newly discovered whistling talent @omaniblog - But some people said they loved my singing voice too!...
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19 - Canterbury sounds 1998
Just some audio documents taken from an old cassette recorded then.
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18 - Arpitan - A strategy to help the language survive?
Arpitan, Francoprovençal, Patois, are the names of a language spoken all around Mont Blanc in three countries and only 'discovered' in 1874 by a linguist called Ascoli. Between French and Occitan (south of France), it is currently fighting for survival and I am supporting that mother-tongue.…
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17 - Reading Matilda by Roal Dahl
Let's have a laugh while reading Roal Dahl !
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16 - What irony in what Literature?
Irony and narrator's comments: From Joan Lindsay over George Eliot to Leo Tolstoï. @omaniblog @Robert Neil
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15 - Mary Wollstonecraft (1)
Letters Written During a Short Residence in Sweden, Norway And Denmark
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14 - French Revolution Turmoil
Reading on Victor Hugo's 1993
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13 - Educational bias: Efficiency vs Pleasure
Balance sheet of my education as regards these topics - Impact on my passion for Arpitan
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12 - Dzakye out of his mind
Let’s experiment with narration, recording and ideas!
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11 - @georgiedee & @omaniblog
To 2 Anchor pillars: @omaniblog and @geogiedee . Unplugged impromptu singing hommages, for fun. With Love. Dzakye M
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10 - The Leopard: Hunting scene
Reading
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9 - Anchor / Free? / Victor Hugo
- Anchor is such a good app! - Loneliness, freesom and tiredness - Cimourdain: reading an extract from Victor Hugo’s « (17)93 » book: In English!
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Back to Anchor, with Arpitan
Some feelings and a quite a bit of personal history
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Holiday,Arpitan,Swiss Cuisine
Swiss, cuisine, silent, partner, sleeping, arpitan, orthography
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Religion? God? What the heck!
In two five-munute podcasts, sime experience and past-present critical reflexions
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Mobility cars / Audio podcasting
Just recapping my technical adventures!
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Anchor! / Day / Arpitan plan?
Friendly Anchor! : Jennifer welcomes me et gives tips to me /Day: grading, grading / Plan for Arpitan!?: Go back to it, grab it, do it!
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