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Irish Women’s Poetry
OpenLearn Ireland

Irish Women’s Poetry

...writing voices. Salmon Poetry, established by American poet Jessie Lendennie in 1981, published the first collections of a number of women writers who would gain prominence in later years, for example Rita Ann Higgins, Mary O'Malley, Moya Cannon and Mary O'Donnell. In the 1990s, activists such as Denis Collins and Anne Heffernan continued to promote women’s writing...
What this hub is about
Education & Development

What this hub is about

...writing on race, the OpenLearn resources represent ongoing attempts to describe and give meaning to value-laden knowledge and understanding and to challenge dominant Eurocentric norms that ignore or relegate indigenous and non-white/Western perspectives and knowledge. These resources describe (an ongoing) social history of race and racism. In reading or writing for these...
Outside the book: two styles of love
History & The Arts

Outside the book: two styles of love

This video conveys how love expressed in Petrarchan and Libertine poetry says a lot about renaissance patriarchy...Transcript View the other animations in this series Learn more about writing and interpreting poetry
James Berry: Windrush songs
History & The Arts

James Berry: Windrush songs

...writing? James Berry was born in Jamaica in 1924, but moved to England during the wave of immigration from the West Indies led by the Empire Windrush. From a young age Berry had an interest in language, and showed an aptitude for spoken word and through writing soon realised he could explore the world from different perspectives. He became part of a new generation of...
Why you shouldn't sniff at Winnie The Pooh
History & The Arts

Why you shouldn't sniff at Winnie The Pooh

...writing a stage adaptation). They came after World War I, when many illusions about innocence, the upper class, Englishness and patriotism had reached breaking point. They contain traces of the experiences in the trenches that marked both Milne and Shepard, whose illustrations of carnage at the Somme and Paschendale were the subject of a separate recent exhibition. The...
So you've written your novel, what now?
History & The Arts

So you've written your novel, what now?

...Writing a novel is pretty darn impressive. Lots of people have the big dream but never actually type 'The End'. If you've managed to do that, then you've achieved a lot already. Well done! So what's next? If you want to see your book on library and bookstore shelves, your best bet is to get a literary agent to represent your work. Many publishing houses don't accept what...
Understanding management: I'm managing thank you!
Money & Business

Understanding management: I'm managing thank you!

...writing for academic purposes. We will consider some of the different forms of written material you may come across in your studies and examine the two main forms of writing required in management and business studies: the essay and the report. The activities in this course are designed to support you in the development of the type of extended writing skills needed for...
Getting started with Chinese 3
Languages

Getting started with Chinese 3

...writing and reading through a variety of online activities that will allow you to enjoy the full experience of immersing into the Chinese language and culture. This OpenLearn course is an extract from the beginning of the Open Centre for Languages and Cultures short course, LGXC003 Beginners Chinese 3: 开始吧 kāishĭ ba! After completing this free course, you may wish...
Level 1: Introductory 8 hrs