
Chiasmus: a figure of speech in which the grammar of two parallel phrases is inverted
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Chiasmus: a figure of speech in which the grammar of two parallel phrases is inverted
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How are you getting on with our March #buddyread Gill's biography of VW?
I came across this great discussion in Elle - Why read Virginia Woolf?
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https://elleuzbekistan.com/en/an-extraordinary-mind-why-read-virginia-woolf/
Conversations about menopause are *finally* becoming more common, but we need more of a push in the medical community to study the effects and potential treatments for it, instead of writing off all the symptoms as "just something you have to go through." ⬇️
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From “Speech and Silence in The Lord of the Rings: Medieval Romance and the Transitions of Eowyn”
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After finishing The Fall of Arthur this morning, I pulled this book from my shelf this evening. In the introduction, the description of this essay relating Eowyn to a female medieval knight seemed a perfect complement to my earlier reading. It‘s a truly interesting analysis of Eowyn‘s character development from court lady to acting lord of Rohan to shield maiden and finally to wife and healer.
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