Ladies and gentlemen of the English Faculty - its week 2 of Michelmas 2010, and I feel like we're just getting into our stride.
This week the podcast has an interview with Dr Drew Milne, who is talking to us about Practical Criticism and various questions and practices related to it. this extended conversation will surely be helpful to any student taking Part 1 Paper 6 or Paprt 2 Paper 1.
Plus, Orla Polten, a second year student from Johns, reads us her cracking translation of a Horace ode.
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Sunday 17 October 2010
Sunday 10 October 2010
Episode 1 - Rob Macfarlane and Amber Medland
Hello to one and all, and welcome to the English Faculty Podcast! Each week, absolutely free, we'll bring you the best interviews, readings, news and discussions from the Cambridge Faculty of English.
This week, we have an interview with Rob Macfarlane, who talks to us about his lecture series "Landscapes of British and Irish Literature Post 1945", and finds time to read us a bit of J.A Baker and Colin Simms as well.
Plus, Amber Medland, a third year student from Trinity, reads from a a piece of writing that she co-wrote, entitled The White Space, "an extended image stream for piano and spoken voice", which I personally think is rather excellent.
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This week, we have an interview with Rob Macfarlane, who talks to us about his lecture series "Landscapes of British and Irish Literature Post 1945", and finds time to read us a bit of J.A Baker and Colin Simms as well.
Plus, Amber Medland, a third year student from Trinity, reads from a a piece of writing that she co-wrote, entitled The White Space, "an extended image stream for piano and spoken voice", which I personally think is rather excellent.
The best thing you could possibly do is to subscribe to the podcast, by opening iTunes, then clicking this link.
But those of you who don't have iTunes can download it by clicking here instead.
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