I am Michelle, your Learning & Research Librarian for Humanities and Languages at CCCU (@ccculibrary) tweeting about useful subject resources and more!
Canterbury, England
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We raise you: Chaucer and the Canterbury Tales. What have you got, everyone?
Places associated with a famous person who may or may not ever have set foot in the place - GO! kent-maps.online/medieval/14…
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His father was the station master at Chartham on the Ashford-Ramsgate line in 1859. But that's not the only reason for our interest in William Pett Ridge. kent-maps.online/20c/20c-pet…
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A Canterbury Tale 80th Anniversary is this week @CanterburyCCUni The wonderful folk @CCCU_SCANDI are celebrating all things Powell & Pressburger! Look out for the In Conversation with Thelma Schoonmaker Powell schoolofcreativeartsandindus…
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A brilliant piece outlining the #EnglishCreates campaign, culminating in this week's wide-ranging schedule of events about the value of this amazing subject! wonkhe.com/blogs/english-deg…
Full schedule available- universityenglish.ac.uk/even…
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Canterbury Campus Answers Day - Saturday 9 June
canterbury.ac.uk/events/2024…
@KentMaps1 @CCCUHistory @medievalcanter @HumLib_cccu @CCCUarchaeology @cccu_humanities @writing_at_CCCU @ICVWW @CCCUTeacherEd @CCCUPrimaryEd
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One for the M. R. James fans... @danrhodesuk
kent-maps.online/20c/20c-jam…
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Beau Nash: honoured in Tunbridge Wells with the Beau Nash Tavern, Beau Nash Antiques, and even Richard Beau Nash Apartments. (Oh yes, and he also spent a bit of time in Bath). kent-maps.online/18c/18c-bea…
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A special private view of the #AphraBehn exhibition coming to Canterbury this summer is just one of the extra treats that await our conference guests. Not applied for your conference pass yet? Don’t dawdle. bit.ly/4bnx51w
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Find out what industries English graduates go into! #TikTok vm.tiktok.com/ZGe4mvLHW/
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Read the latest blog post from the Centre for Kent History and Heritage tinyurl.com/mr3evr35
@cccubookshop @BookcultureCCCU @cccu_humanities @KentMaps1 @medievalcanter @HumLib_cccu
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Interesting stories of what amazing careers English graduates have gone on to pursue! #EnglishCreates #englishcareers #englishgraduate
theguardian.com/education/20…
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Some of the papers from the KMO symposium are now on youtube. But we're helpful people, so we're going to tweet them out over the next few days. Starting with Amy Johnson... youtube.com/watch?v=awMysQsn…
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Almost 200 Zoom attendees joined the Dover #MaisonDieu team for the Inside the Mayor’s Parlour webinar event last month.
But don’t worry if you missed it! We’ve got a recording of the webinar here to watch maisondieudover.org.uk/news/…
#arteconservation @LandmarkTrust @HeritageFundUK
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Next up: KMO contributor Liam Cohen talks fiction, global mission, and Canterbury at youtube.com/watch?v=0T60x_3q… @writing_at_CCCU @Cohen_Liam13 #EnglishCreates
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We're hiring! We're looking for a part-time Conservation and Collections Officer to join our team at Brook Rural Museum to help with our collections. See brookruralmuseum.org.uk/were… for more info including the JD, and please share with anyone you think might be interested.
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To celebrate 80 yrs since the release of the iconic film #ACanterburyTale we're hosting a series of special events, including welcoming multi Oscar winning editor Thelma Schoonmaker Powell back to the CCCU to talk about the film 🎥
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Don't miss out on YOUR opportunity to share YOUR experience! #englishcreates
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Read the latest blog post from the Centre for Kent History and Heritage rb.gy/9rxyz6
@HumLib_cccu @KentMaps1 @BookcultureCCCU @MariaDiemling @cccubookshop @CCCUHistory
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'we were that hoarse wi’ shoutin’ ..., we couldn’t hear each other speak.’ No it's not the children's bedtime, just S. C. Nethersole's Kentish fiction. kent-maps.online/20c/20c-net…
