The text  I was commenting: “Asem: An Eastern Tale.” In García Landa, Vanity Fea 28 Dec. 2020.

I wonder, will answers show up if I don’t include any link?

I can see this one!

Tesing reply too… This one seems to be working.

I’m Bonnie and I’m the project manager for Humanities Commons. I’m testing to see if I can reply to an older thread. As I don’t want to post without contributing if this works, I’ll leave this video on original pronunciation. I find it fascinating.

Although I see now that I can’t open a new Discussion thread, either! Well now this beats me. Or is it perhaps because new threads have to be approved by the group Administrator? I forget now, Nora, please remind me.  Anyway, note that the problem persists in adding replies to older threads (you can try that to see if it works for you) and (for…[Read more]

Although I see the problem persists with older threads. They won’t admit any new additions. Weeeelll…. I suppose we’ll have to make do at least for the time being and work only with new threads. How new, I don’t know. And as you say, maybe the problem is temporary

Let’s see…. A-ha! Thanks.

Hello, José Ángel. I can write an answer here to your questions. Perhaps the problem was temporary.

Cheers.

N

History of English Literature: https://vanityfea.blogspot.com/2011/10/history-of-english-literature.html

Prisons and Worlds of the Mind (Mind-forg’d ‘Carceri’, In a Nutshell): https://www.academia.edu/34701501/Mont

A lecture, just one, from John Rogers’s excellent course on Milton at Yale University. There are some great courses on English lit. at Yale Courses:

Rogers, John. ” 11. The Miltonic Smile.” YouTube (Yale Courses) 21 Nov. 2008.*https://youtu.be/2zUJzKmXZxc2021

How to Make Artificial People (On Hobbes’s social theory and dramatism): https://thishugestage.blogspot.com/2021/10/how-to-make-artificial-people.html

Un momento de Virginia Woolf: https://garciala.blogia.com/2015/101102-un-momento-de-virginia-woolf.php