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22 Jan 2024: Home page Indexes: Concordance  A random poem. The Girton Poetry Group. Not Averse. Concordance. This concordance provides an index to every word in the poems, excluding a list of common "stopwords". It may be useful in finding a half-remembered

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12 May 2021: As you can see on the left side, the calligrapher has repeated the alphabet for practice. ... Geoffrey Khan, University of Cambridge.) The fragment was thus probably used as a charm or talisman.

15 Dec 2015: University of Cambridge/Woolf Institute. 2 University of Cambridge (Faculty of Education) / Woolf Institute. ... References. Archer, M. (2013) The Reflexive Imperative in Late Modernity. Cambridge University Press (Cambridge).

15 Dec 2015: University of Cambridge/Woolf Institute. 2 University of Cambridge (Faculty of Education) / Woolf Institute. ... References. Archer, M. (2013) The Reflexive Imperative in Late Modernity. Cambridge University Press (Cambridge).

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