Résultats pour "Homer" dans Sciences sociales

Home is the Journey: Tales from Portugals Diaspora’s with Gil Fernandes and Miguel Moniz. Conversations about Portugal and the communities around the world shaped by movements, migrations, and mobilities from Portugal, to Portugal, beyond, and back again. Hosted by anthropologist Miguel Moniz, who was born and raised in a Azorean and Cape Verdean community in New England and has lived in Portugal for the last 30 years and historian Gilberto Fernandes who grew up in the greater Lisbon area and has lived in Toronto for the past 20 years. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more ...

There's Texas, and then there's the Texas locals actually live in — the Thursday night pickin' circle in Wimberley, the new brewery in Cibolo nobody's writing about yet, the best breakfast taco in a town you've never driven through.The Texas Current Podcast brings you the food, events, music, and community stories from 24+ towns across the I-35 corridor and the Hill Country. It's the stuff your neighbor would tell you over the fence — if your neighbor happened to spend every week driving between New Braunfels, Boerne, Kyle, and Cedar Park.New episodes from the team at TexasHomeTalk.com.

L'épopée se déroule pendant la guerre de Troie dans laquelle s'affrontent les Achéens venus de toute la Grèce et les Troyens et leurs alliés, chaque camp étant soutenu par diverses divinités comme Athéna, Poséidon ou Apollon. L’Iliade détaille les événements survenus pendant quelques semaines de la dixième et dernière année de la guerre. Après un siège de dix ans, le sort des armes hésite encore. Achille est le meilleur guerrier de l'armée achéenne. Mais une querelle avec le roi Agamemnon, chef des Achéens, met Achille en colère et il décide de se retirer du combat, ...

Dunedin Blue is an independent documentary podcast series exploring the history and year-round relationship between Dunedin, Florida and the Toronto Blue Jays — the only team in Major League Baseball history to train in the same town for its entire existence AND the smallest city in today's Major League Baseball spring training landscape. For nearly half a century, Dunedin has been more than a spring training stop. It's where seasons are born, superstars begin their climb, veterans rebuild, and generations of players, staff, locals, and fans become part of a year-round shared baseball story....

Your daily 3-minute gardening briefing with Nigel Thistledown. What to do in the garden TODAY. Hyper-seasonal, hyper-practical. Changes with the calendar. Creates a morning routine. Today's Task, Quick Tip, What to Watch For — then get out there.

A daily 3-5 minute story, reflection, or musing with Nigel Thistledown. The emotional companion to The Morning Garden. Where that show is what to DO, this is what to FEEL. Garden stories, philosophical musings, plant profiles, and seasonal reflections. Pull up a chair.

From the author of Proust and the Squid, a lively, ambitious, and deeply informative epistolary book that considers the future of the reading brain and our capacity for critical thinking, empathy, and reflection as we become increasingly dependent on digital technologies. A decade ago, Maryanne...

Dive into the timeless wisdom of Emily Post, who, in 1922, masterfully guides us through the intricate world of etiquette—from organizing the perfect wedding to mastering the art of eating an artichoke. With her unique blend of gentle humor and sharp insight, Post emphasizes that true elegance and grace come not from wealth, but from how we treat one another. Whether navigating social gatherings, professional settings, or family interactions, this guide offers invaluable lessons on living a well-mannered life. Join Laurie Anne Walden as she brings Posts enduring advice to life.

Home is, in effect, the ideological autobiography of LeRoi Jones/Amiri Baraka. The two dozen essays that constitute this book were written during a five-year span - a turbulent and critical period for African Americans and Whites. The Cuban Revolution, the Birmingham bombings, Robert Williams’s Monroe Defense movement, the Harlem riots, the assassination of Malcolm X...each changed the way Jones/Baraka looked at America. This progressive change is recorded with honesty, anger, and passion in his writings.

Dive into the fascinating world of geography with Home Geography for Primary Grades. This engaging series offers lessons and fun exercises designed for young children, guiding them through the wonders of maps and compasses, the majesty of mountains and rivers, and the beauty of trees and flowers. Explore the elements of nature, from the gentle breeze to the rain that nourishes our planet. Perfect for sparking curiosity and a love for the outdoors, this resource is ideal for parents and educators alike. (Summary by Sarah Jennings)

In the Knapp household, everything appears perfect on the surface, but beneath it lies a web of unspoken frustrations threatening to tear them apart. Lester Knapp, the family breadwinner, trudges to his corporate job each day, suffocating in the demands of the business world while yearning for the solace of home and his beloved books. Meanwhile, Evangeline Knapp, celebrated as the ideal housewife, grapples with the monotony of domestic life, pushing her toward perfectionism and restlessness. The children are caught in the crossfire of their parents discontent, with the youngest lashing out in ...

Embark on a cultural odyssey to explore the impact of Homer’s iconic poem, from its conception to the present day. Since it originated in the eighth century, The Odyssey has influenced literature, film, art, and much more, with its themes including homecoming, loyalty, and temptation. While...

Welcome to Stories of Coming out and Coming home, where we share everyday stories of families from our culturally and linguistically diverse communities that embrace their LGBTQ+ loved ones. In each episode we join a family in conversation where they share their unique journey of affirmation and embrace; how it strengthened their family bonds and transformed their understanding and relationship with their culture and community. How it helped them thrive and flourish.Stories of belonging, told in our own words, our own languages, shared with our communities.www.comingoutcominghome.au@...

You didn't choose where you were born, the system you grew up in, or the script handed to you. But you can choose what comes next. Every week I'll be sharing stories and tools from 15 years of living abroad and designing a life for the information age.

Join us as we explore Nathaniel Hawthornes insightful essays from his time as the American Consul in Liverpool between 1853 and 1857. Originally published as a series of travel articles for The Atlantic Monthly, these writings blend humor and empathy, showcasing his pride in America while offering sharp critiques of others. Hawthorne takes us on a captivating journey through rural England and Scotland, revealing the grandeur of London alongside the stark realities of poverty that plagued many during this era. (Introduction by Margaret)

The question of Irish home rule was the pivotal political issue in British and Irish politics from the late 1800s to the early 1900s. Published in 1887, this collection showcases compelling articles advocating for the measure. Although Irish home rule was officially sanctioned in 1914, its implementation was postponed until after World War I. The authors aim to address the complex issues surrounding the governance of Ireland with a balanced perspective, offering this volume to the public in hopes of steering thoughtful discussion back to the foundational principles that underpin these matters,...

A moving chronicle of who belongs in America. Like so many American factory towns, Lewiston, Maine, thrived until its mill jobs disappeared and the young began leaving. But then the story unexpectedly veered: over the course of fifteen years, the city became home to thousands of African...

The gripping inside story of a major British scandal, a man who conned the elderly out of millions of pounds, and an expose of the terrifying reality of what happens to the elderly behind closed doors, from award-winning journalist Kate Snell. Behind a façade of luxury and respectability, David...

MacArthur “Genius” Cristina Jiménez writes and narrates her inspiring story from undocumented newcomer to leader in a powerful immigrant youth movement. Dreaming of Home is a coming-of-age story for both a young woman finding her true self and a social movement of immigrant youth...

Home Is Us tells the story of my mother’s struggle to protect herself, and her daughters from harm. Our story moves from the shared trauma of violence, through our fight for education, safety, and independence. My family’s songs, prayers, and spoken word have given me a greater awareness of myself, how we survived, and continue to thrive. Shared here now, for you to listen.