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'Greek Lessons': Han Kang's latest novel in translation challenges the normative role of language - Vimarsana News

'Greek Lessons': Han Kang's latest novel in translation challenges the normative role of language

Kang frees the sensory from intellectual underpinnings to point towards a language that does not stultify with rules, but, instead, celebrates the flaws.

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NFU donates £6.3k to Praxis Care Sensory Garden project in Portadown - Vimarsana News

NFU donates £6.3k to Praxis Care Sensory Garden project in Portadown

A new sensory garden is to be created at Portadown’s Praxis Care centre following a donation of £6k from NFU Mutual Insurance.

Stacked against: When prosecutors stack charges against a defendant, it can mean a lifetime behind bars - Vimarsana News

Stacked against: When prosecutors stack charges against a defendant, it can mean a lifetime behind bars

At 17, Terence Smith faced two charges for his role in an armed robbery. After turning down a plea deal, he stood charged with five more crimes and was sentenced to more than 50 years in prison.

The language of love: Greek Lessons, by Han Kang, reviewed - Vimarsana News

The language of love: Greek Lessons, by Han Kang, reviewed

In the wake of the death of her mother, divorce from her husband and the loss of custody of her son, a young writer and poet in Seoul turns her attentions to lessons in ancient Greek. She walks miles across the city to the classroom, dressed in a black jacket, black scarf and black shirt

Han Kang’s Greek Lessons - Vimarsana News

Han Kang’s Greek Lessons

Greek Lessons may not leave readers with a greater understanding of the archaic language, but it will, hopefully, imbue us with a greater respect for the many ways we communicate beyond sound and noise, and how complicated and unifying it is to be fallibly human.