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I have never felt well in Paris; when I used to visit for short periods as part of my work, there was no point in stealing time off to look at the magnificent buildings, the wonderful museums, art galleries, the shops and all the rest because I wanted nothing so much... by Asphodel Long | Articles
We are interested in publishing a book about feminism … (it) will consist of a collection of letters between mothers and daughters. We are asking women to send us photocopies of any letters they have written to their mothers when wanting to explain developments... by Asphodel Long | Articles
I will start by thanking the organizers of the conference for their invitation to speak here but immediately go on to say that the subject has led to many difficulties, some personal and others inherent in the material and context. The personal ones chime in with... by Asphodel Long | Articles
(written for the forthcoming new edition of The Ancient British Goddess by Kathy Jones). As a child, I grew up surrounded, in my mind, by goddesses. I must have been about nine years old, when I first encountered them in the pages of The Jewish Encyclopaedia. This set... by Asphodel Long | Articles
“Coll:Hazel. A poetic skill, strong in meditation and mediation, good at divining, the inspiration or capacity to channel creative energy, especially among others.” This extract from the Ogham Tree Alphabet provided by Colin Murray exactly describes Colin... by Asphodel Long | Articles
Conventionally, the story of Europa is Greek myth at its most patriarchal. Larousse (1974:105) is a convenient source: Daughter of Agenor and Telephassa, king and queen of Phoenicia, she is playing and gathering flowers one day at the water’s edge when she sees...