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Nov 2015 Bucharest mini-symposium reflections

Posted on January 21, 2016 by Lauren Roberts

Read part 1 here Read part 2 here Read part 3 here Part 4: Cecilia and Prue on the Crafting Workshop This workshop engaged participants in learning about important symbols in Ghanaian culture, and translating that learning into the process of … Continue reading →

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Nov 2015 Bucharest mini-symposium reflections

Posted on January 14, 2016 by Lauren Roberts

Read part 1 here Read part 2 here PART 3: Mariam and Tawona on the Poetry Workshop It’s a Gathering of Hearts As I sit and think plan and prepare As I hope and wish wonder and imagine I try I … Continue reading →

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Nov 2015 Bucharest mini-symposium reflections

Posted on January 11, 2016 by Lauren Roberts

Read part 1 here PART 2: Katja and Jane on the Drama Workshop Katja: Preparation for the creative workshops began long before the actual day. Our host Rodica from NGO ‘Connect’ reminded us over skype to keep in mind participants’ plentiful … Continue reading →

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Nov 2015 Bucharest mini-symposium reflections

Posted on January 6, 2016 by Lauren Roberts

PART 1 – About the Workshops In November 2015, the researchers in the Creative Arts and Translating Cultures (CATC) and Researching Multilingually and Translating Cultures (RMTC) hubs visited the two Case Study 3 (CS3) researchers in Bucharest for a ‘mini-symposium’. Held … Continue reading →

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Passing for a ‘native’ Romanian speaker

Posted on February 4, 2015 by Lauren Roberts

Dr Julien Danero Iglesias is a research associate in the School of Social and Political Sciences at the University of Glasgow.  He is working on Case Study 3 alongside Dr Robert Gibb  I started learning Romanian a bit more than … Continue reading →

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