#Medieval

Daniel Tamarit

DanielTamarit

Public Universities cannot become preaching stages for #homophobia, #transphobia & other medieval views. @InfoUMA, you really need to step up.Sharing this in English for non-Spanish speakers. Everybody should appreciate how

Keerthik Sasidharan

KS1729

I was thinking about this play yesterday, and thought I'll make small thread for those interested. 1. This play ('Urubhangam', 'The Shattered Thighs') -- for which I've made a cover

Zero HP Lovecraft 🦅🐍

0x49fa98

The telos of art has been lost, and for this reason--the loss of purpose--we also find it impossible to define art. On reflection, does "art for the sake of art"

oldeuropeanculture

serbiaireland

Thread: The depiction or the Serbian circular dance "kolo" or "oro" from the 14th century Serbian monastery Lesnovo which is located in today's Republic of Makedonija... https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lesnovo_monastery I also t

mary is new to twt

mardybumps

so, since this tweet kinda blew up here's the thread I was talking about: sam winchester is a heavily female coded character https://twitter.com/mardybumps/status/1312725767650865156?s=19 most of the leading male characters in

Historiaaa👩🏻‍🏫

Historiaaa2

THREAD SUR TOMOE GOZEN L’une des plus grandes femmes samouraïs de l’histoire du Japon Tomoe Gozen naquit vers 1160 au Japon médiéval et fut l’une des rares femmes ayant pris

evan jellicle 🍋

comradeflint

Gonna do a thread on movies I watch through CUFF I think? 1. Golden Arm: Like if they remade Karate Kid with the cast of a Comedy Bang Bang episode.

Les Tribus Arabes d'Algérie 🇩🇿

badyadz

[Thread] La parenté entre la poésie médiévale du désert arabique et la poésie nomade algérienne contemporaine: (Thématiques, forme & les références culturelles) "Dans sa thématique, qu'il s'agisse de l'amour,

oldeuropeanculture

serbiaireland

Thread: While we are talking about Göbekli Tepe, I would like to just ask few questions about the "famous" pillar 43, Otherwise known as "scorpion and vultures pillar". I

Ali A Olomi

aaolomi

The djinn/jinn are the most famous beings of the Middle East and Islam, but Middle Eastern folklore is full of fantastic creatures. Some of them are terrifying and others benevolent.

Tweeting Historians

Tweetistorian

Hello again! This is @KrebsVerena, your #Twittistorian for the week, with a bonus thread — on how 3 Ethiopian monks crossed the Alps in the 1410s, attended the Council of

Indu Makkal Katchi (Offl)

Indumakalktchi

The biggest fraud Santhome Church tried to pull with Arch Bishop Arulappa and John Ganesh. The case has been closed. And the dramatis personae prefer to maintain a studied silence.

Śrīkānta

shrikanth_krish

The custom of Sati is among the widely cited and the most reviled of Hindu practices, despite being more or less extinct for nearly 190 yearsLong after its ban in

Whores of Yore

WhoresofYore

Inspired by this post and ongoing global statue issues, here is a thread of unusual, sexy, & downright inappropriate statues from around the world. Please add your own in the

Sensei Ryan (Once and Future)

horridpoplyrics

We need to talk about IQ (Thread)So, ever since I was a child, I was routinely submitted to batteries of intelligence tests, as my parents and teachers thought I was

Dr. Stephennie Mulder

stephenniem

My thread yesterday about Islamic responses to antiquity provoked lots of great conversation, so I thought I'd do a follow-up thread to clarify a few points. I'm grateful for people