Etiqueta: Literatura

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  PART I: “Go Down, Moses” by William Faulkner. The Word Depot

  In this podcast, Begoña, Belén, Mila, Cándido and Marcial, members of the reading club of the EOI of Vigo, coordinated by Ana Sánchez, give an overview of their reading of Faulkner’s novel as well as share their creative writing pieces inspired by it. This podcast has been divided in two parts: the first part addresses first impressions on the novel. Special thanks to Helen Burr for her reading of an extract from the first chapter of the novel “Was”. Equally, special thanks for those who participated in the writing but were not present at the moment of the podcast: María Angeles Machado Panete, and Janine Fontenla.

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  Os meus poemas preferidos Meine Lieblingsgedichte

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  3 minutos de poesia: “Um tudo nada”

  3 minutos de poesia: versos inspirados por grandes poetas. Versos inspirados pelo poema "Fundura", de Maria Teresa Horta, criados na oficina de leitura e escrita literárias em português da Escola Oficial de Línguas de Vigo.

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  3 minutos de poesia: “Há palavras”

  3 minutos de poesia: versos inspirados por grandes poetas. Versos inspirados pelo poema "Há palavras que nos beijam", de Alexandre O'Neill, criados na oficina de leitura e escrita literárias em português da Escola Oficial de Línguas de Vigo.

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  Domínio público: Florbela Espanca, “Ser poeta”

  Domínio público: páginas literárias de todo o mundo que pertencem a todos nós. Soneto "Ser poeta", de Florbela Espanca (1894-1930).

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  Domínio público: Florbela Espanca, “Se tu viesses ver-me”

  Domínio público: páginas literárias de todo o mundo que pertencem a todos nós. Soneto "Se tu viesses ver-me", de Florbela Espanca (1894-1930).

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  HAMLET IN A NUTSHELL

  The Word Depot presents a new challenge: Hamlet in a nutshell. Our guests Rosa del Río ( singing Ophelia), Marcial Muñoz, Begoña Varela, Mila Prol, Cándido Pintos, and Manuel Gómez have picked up the gauntlet of summarising the play in 50 words… Drama, intertextuality, an account of the events of the plot, words that stand like monoliths in the retelling ...all here. Do not miss it!

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  INVISIBLE INK: GRAHAM GREENE’S “THE HEART OF THE MATTER”

   The Word Depot presents the untold stories of Graham Greene’s “The Heart of the Matter” (1948). Many of the characters around which the narrative evolves never confront each other and never articulate their feelings. The factual account of the events masquerades inner emotions that remain untold. The Word Depot members, Marián Machado, Begoña Varela Rodríguez, Cándido Pintos, Marcial Múñoz, Manuel Gómez Otero and Margarida Pereira have written as well as interpreted in this podcast the stories that have never happened,the ones that Aimee Liu, author and essayist, may describe as written in  “invisible ink”.

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  Reading for pleasure 3

  This is an episode for advanced students of English. In it students talk about two books they have enjoyed reading: The Kite Runner by Khaled Hosseini, a moving story of Afghan friendship and the famous thriller The Girl on the Train by Paula Hawkins

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  Reading for pleasure 2

  This is an episode for advanced students of English. In it students talk about two books they have enjoyed reading:The Slap by Australian writer Christos Tsiolkas and Man-Eaters of Kumao written by naturalist Jim Corbett after his adventures in India.