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Petra Johana Poncarová
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@MSCActions fellow at @UofGlasgow @project_Erskine | secretary @IASSL_ScotLit | editor @LitterariaPrag @SCROLL_Scotlit | Gàidhlig aig @GlasgowRevBooks
Glasgow, Scotland
Joined December 2011
'An Staran: Rosg Gàidhlig le Ruaraidh MacThòmais': a' tighinn a dh'aithghearr bho @AcairBooks. A h-uile sgeulachd ghoirid a chaidh lorg gu ruige seo, taghadh de lèirmheasan, aithisgean-siubhail, colbhan-beachd, agus aistean. Ro-òrdachadh: ⚓
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@project_ERSKINE website now features an overview of content related to Robert Burns in Erskine's seven Scottish magazines: More on the coverage, and on the stooshie Erskine caused by his Immortal Memory in Eastbourne in 1934, coming soon.
#BurnsWeek Over the years, Erskine's Scottish magazines featured a number of pieces concerning Robert Burns, in Gaelic and English, and an image of the poet based on an oil painting owned by Erskine & based on the famous Nasmyth portrait:
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A pleasure to interview @paulmalgrati for the @GlasgowRevBooks Burns Week feature and chat about poetry, research, translation work, and the experience of learning Scots as a native French speaker. Full interview & two new poems by Paul:
Our Burns Week interview with @paulmalgrati is just out, with two brand new poems! Paul’s debut collection, Poèmes Ecossais @DiodeBlue, is the first book of poetry in Scots by a non-native Anglophone. His monograph on Burns was published by @EdinburghUP.
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RT @RFergussonPoet: To give you all a little extra time, the deadline for submissions to our poetry collection 'Contemporary Responses to R…
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RT @IASSL_ScotLit: 📣MSCA Postdoctoral Fellowship, Palacký University Olomouc, Czech Republic. Apply by: 16 March 2025. Research topics incl…
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Agallamh ùr a rinn sinn còmhla ri @Gillebride Mac ’IlleMhaoil airson Lèirmheas Leabhraichean Ghlaschu @GlasgowRevBooks. Agallamh slàn:
Fhuair Lèirmheas Leabhraichean Ghlaschu agallamh còmhla ri @Gillebride Mac ’IlleMhaoil air an leabhar a dheasaich e, '100 Bliadhna de Bhàird a’ Chomuinn Ghàidhealaich' (CLÀR). 👉 Agallamh slàn:
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Ruaraidh Erskine, born 156 years ago, on 15 January 1869 in Brighton. @project_ERSKINE website now offers the first detailed overview of his own contributions to the 7 Scottish magazines he established and edited:
Ruaraidh Erskine was born #OTD 15 January 1869 in Brighton. Project ERSKINE website now offers the opportunity to explore in detail the diverse corpus of writing Erskine supplied for his own magazines, including a significant body of translations.
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RT @IASSL_ScotLit: Aiste 7 (2024), deasaichte le Sìm Innes & Sheila M. Kidd, ri fhaighinn air loidhne a-nis aig htt…
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German scholar Kuno Meyer (1858–1919), born #OTD 20 December in Hamburg, had a profound impact on Erskine and his magazines and represents one of Erskine's important contacts in professional academia and Celtic studies.
German scholar Kuno Meyer (1858–1919), born #OTD 20 December, was a major influence on Erskine's periodicals. Meyer lectured in Celtic at @UofGlasgow, and translations from and references to his works appeared regularly in the magazines.
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Òraid air leth a-raoir air 'Ainmean-àite Gàidhlig ann an Carraig Shiorrachd Àir' le Roibeard Ó Maolalaigh @UofGProfRobby: Tam O' Shanter, maighdeannan-mara & muir-bhuachaillean, agus Galloway Gossip. Barrachd spòrs is foghlam ri thighinn bho Chomann Gàidhlig Ghlaschu ann an 2025.
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More material concerning Donald Sinclair's friendship with and infuence on C. M. Grieve (Hugh MacDiarmid) coming soon from @ProjectErskine & @SCROLL_Scotlit
Donald Sinclair | Dòmhnall Mac na Ceàrdaich, born #OTD 5 December 1885 in Leideag, Barra, was an innovative Gaelic poet, playwright, and prose writer, and one of Erskine's most prolific and loyal collaborators. Discover more about his diverse output:
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I'm grateful for a generous and detailed review of 'Derick Thomson and the Gaelic Revival' @EdinburghUP by Kate Louise Mathis @DrMaudBailey and Michel Byrne in the latest Scottish Literary Review @scotlit:
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7. park Česká společnost ornitologická @birdlifecz bude na Střimické výsypce! 👉 Sbírka na výkup 250 hektarů nad jezerem Most:
⛰🐦 V drsném kraji pod Krušnými horami může být sedmý ptačí park ČSO! Právě teď máme příležitost získat do vlastnictví celistvé území o rozloze 251 hektarů – Střimickou výsypku u města Most. ⏩ 👏 Děkujeme dárcům, kteří poslali už přes 1 milion korun.
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@MillarTap @FRLSU @project_ERSKINE Thank you, Alan - and I learnt so much from yours. I think that in the future, it would be great to look at the journalistic writing of these twentieth-century figures - Thomson, Hector MacDougal, and others Gaelic, Reynolds in Ulster Scots, Ó Cadhain in Irish ... let's think!
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With thanks to the organisers, @JoannaKopaczyk and @HurchinHome and the hosts, @UlsterUni and @UlsterScotsAgen
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With grateful thanks to @LeithDavis, @ScottishSfu, and the whole organising team, fellow speakers, and participating artists for a truly enriching event.
Inspiring time for Project Erskine at 'Unsettling Scottish Studies' conference at @ScottishSfu last week - a paper on 'Global Gaelic Diaspora and Twentieth-Century Gaelic Magazines' by @poncarova was part of the panel 'Disrupting Spatial Geographies'. 🏴 🇨🇦🌐
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