Telling history like it is
A conversation with Professor Corinne Fowler of the University of Leicester, and Director of ‘Colonial Countryside: National Trust Houses Reinterpreted’
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The time is right to unravel the meaning of ‘home’ for our changing times. Why, and how?
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As we reach the shortest day of the year with the Winter Solstice, it seems all hope is extinguished. But is it really?
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Ritual, habit, practical and deliberate actions, create a soothing sense that things can be different.
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Despite discouragement, we can sometimes see things for the better, and in that, we are the magic. This is the twelfth in the series ‘The Dark Months’.
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Bridges, like gateways, are things we must pass. Are they a metaphor for something else? No. 10 in ‘The Dark Months’ finds out …
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Remembrance of things past, grows an appreciation of things present and future in the eighth in the series, ‘The Dark Months’
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The seventh in the series of ‘The Dark Months’ is an exercise in observation written on one of those foggy, cold mornings where everything is still.
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In the fourth of the series, ‘The Dark Months’, the line between past and present dissipates as memory subverts reality.
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Autumn leaves, above and below, cast a spell which brings to a mind a golden carpet, a cocoon against the gloom.
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