Dr Mirna Šolić

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NEW ARTICLE: Un, Dos, y Juntos: Interpretation, Incommensurability, and Linguistic Evolution in Juana Adcock’s “Thirteen Ways of Inhabiting a Language” by Calum MacLean Esler @sgsah.bsky.social @clairesquires.bsky.social
Read it #OA: bit.ly/MLO-Esler
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'Language and Education in the Lusophone Countries: Theory and Practice – Língua e educação nos países lusófonos: teoria e prática' written in white text on a blue background with a child's illustration of the alphabet featured to the right.

'Ideological and Theoretical Considerations to Postcolonial Education in the Lusophone Countries' by Nicola Bermingham and Paul O’Neill is popular this week.
➡️ Read it #OpenAccess: bit.ly/BerOn
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'Minoritised Languages and Travel' written in white on a teal background with an image in black and white to the right - ATTRIBUTION for the illustration which introduces the collection: Llyfrgell Genedlaethol Cymru - The National Library of Wales . Title: Foreign correspondent that specializes in broadcasting visiting Caernarfon. Author: Charles, Geoff 1909-2002. License: http://creativecommons.org/licences/by-nc-nd/2.0/uk/.

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'“Everything Remains the Same”: Julio Camba Travelling Spain' by David Miranda-Barreiro @bangormodlangs.bsky.social
Read it #OpenAccess: bit.ly/Julio-Camba-Travelling-Spain
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Precious memories of places we visited last summer - children jumping with joy into the Drim River flowing through the town of Struga on Lake Ohrid. What a wonderful and uninterrupted fusion of water and land that little piece of our planet is.

Plitvice Lakes National Park. Very touristy but still tranquil and spiritual if you focus on water.

As a good morning to you all - a couple of snapshots of Lake Prespa shared by N. Macedonia, Greece, and Albania. I went their guided by my long term fascination and by literary inspiration. A must see if you love watery worlds in all of their complexity.

Just a motif from the upcoming photoessay arising from my current project "The river runs through it: emotions, perceptions, and memories on both sides of the Sava River" (in collaboration with colleagues from The Brodsko Posavlje Museum). More soon!

Another fantastic contribution to our @modlangopen.bsky.social special issue!

That's Right None of what you are seeing is what you are seeing. We do not bomb the hospitals You see We do not shoot the starving people You see We do not torture the tortured people You see We do not kill the dead babies You see They brought it on themselves By being born And by not releasing hostages. You see. We are the most moral army The Golfer's Best Friends. Everything you see with your own eyes is a lie We put out eyes.

That’s Right
You see

This looks wonderful! Thank you for sharing.

BBC Radio 4 - Is a River Alive? by Robert Macfarlane Robert Macfarlane explores an idea that changes the world - that a river is alive.

Great listening choice for rainy days.
I am trying to get used to audio books and this is a wonderful start.

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Great choices! :)

Thank you!

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#OpenAccess from @nationalitiesp.bsky.social -

Disturbed Waters and Homerivers: Representations of Bosnia and Herzegovina’s Postwar Riverscapes - cup.org/4j0MfgL

- @drmirnasolic.bsky.social

#FirstView

Pleased to share my article on significance of rivers in post-conflict environments. What does focus on rivers convey about nation-building narratives and understanding of identities? With thanks to @cambridgeuppolisci.bsky.social for support through the process!

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Do publish some photos of rivers! :)

What a wonderful initiative!

“Neither Here, nor There”: Riverscapes in Films on Migration | Modern Languages Open

Of course, you can already have a taste of @drmirnasolic.bsky.social 's project thanks to her article on rivers and films about migration: modernlanguagesopen.org/articles/10....

The Sava River as a triple border (interstate, EU and Schengen) and a space of complex memories, emotions, and experiences. And a fisherman enjoying a calm autumn morning, perhaps not even concerning himself with any of these issues. More is to come as part of my project on rivers and societies.

I am very much looking forward to @livingwithwater.bsky.social conversations this May and I am honoured to be part of them.

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NEW ARTICLE: '“Neither Here, nor There”: Riverscapes in Films on Migration' by @drmirnasolic.bsky.social is now published in the 'Reading and Writing in Transit' Special Collection. Read it #OpenAccess online: bit.ly/Šolić-MLO @hpartzsch.bsky.social @uofglasgow.bsky.social

With thanks to @hpartzsch.bsky.social for co-editing this special issue in modernlanguagesopen.org/.../reading-.... showcasing wonderful Comp Lit and Translation Studies research at Glasgow and beyond. I am proud that my first in a series of articles on rivers on film is included into this issue.

“Neither Here, nor There”: Riverscapes in Films on Migration | Modern Languages Open

The second article, by @drmirnasolic.bsky.social, asks questions about stasis, movement and homing in '"Neither Here, nor There”: Riverscapes in Films on Migration', suggesting alternative ways of looking at the notion of circulation: modernlanguagesopen.org/articles/10....

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Introducing 'Reading and Writing in Transit', a Special Collection which interweaves comparative literature and translation studies to explore the movement of texts, edited by @hpartzsch.bsky.social & @drmirnasolic.bsky.social. Read the articles as they are published #OA: bit.ly/Reading-Writing-MLO✍️

“Neither Here, nor There”: Riverscapes in Films on Migration | Modern Languages Open Modern Languages Open (MLO) is a peer-reviewed platform for the open access publication of research from across the modern languages to a global audience.  It provides Interdisciplinarity across...

I am very pleased to announce that my article on rivers as sites of slow violence in narratives of migration is now published by Modern Languages Open.

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