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Explore " poetry" with insightful episodes like "8. Dafür sind wir da", "009: Take Heart!", "Map of a Vanished Town: Recollecting the Palestinian Past through Biography", "Khyal" and "Khyal" from podcasts like ""poetrycop - Ein Gedicht pro Woche", "This Now", "Humanities", "Voice of Indian Song - for iPod/iPhone" and "Voice of Indian Song - for iPad/Mac/PC"" and more!
Episodes (9)
009: Take Heart!
Hi folks! In this episode, I'll be sharing poems that explore God's faithfulness to me, and talking a bit about my experience of that through the 32 years I've been a follower of Jesus – and how He's there for you, too!
I'll also be sharing the results of the questionnaire – huge thanks to everyone who filled it in! – and, based on those results, my plans for future episodes of This Now. (I'd still love to hear your feedback, though! See contact details below.)
I hope this episode will help you to find Jesus, and His love and faithfulness, in whatever season of life you may be in right now.
Welcome to episode 9!
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If you're interested in checking out the Lectio 365 app I mention, you can find out about it here.
Here's the video on Facebook.
And here are the slides I used in the video.
Map of a Vanished Town: Recollecting the Palestinian Past through Biography
In her 2008 Franke Lecture, essayist and biographer Adina Hoffman talks about the relation between the life of Palestinian poet Taha Muhammad Ali and the “erased landscape” of his former village, what Robert Frost calls “a town that is no more a town.”
Khyal
Sudokshina explains the meaning behind Khyal, the most popular genre of Indian music, focusing on two songs.
Khyal
Sudokshina explains the meaning behind Khyal, the most popular genre of Indian music, focusing on two songs.
Transcript -- Khyal
Transcript -- Sudokshina explains the meaning behind Khyal, the most popular genre of Indian music, focusing on two songs.
Transcript -- Khyal
Transcript -- Sudokshina explains the meaning behind Khyal, the most popular genre of Indian music, focusing on two songs.
Paul Friedrich discusss his different fields of study
Paul Friedrich, professor emeritus of social thought, anthropology, and linguistics at the University of Chicago
Art of Reading a Poem
Harold Bloom, Sterling Professor of the Humanities and English at Yale University, lectures on the art of reading a poem in class. (September 7, 2006)