Offers practical guidance to sound training practices in different contexts. This book aims to be of use to language teachers new to translation, to professional translators new to teaching or training, to graduates in translation intending to embark on academic careers in translation studies, and to experienced trainers to train new trainers.
Tarot Card Combinations is a unique, comprehensive, and highly practical presentation of interpreting the tarot that has helped thousands master the ancient divination. Dorothy Kelly's easy-to-understand approach shares everything one needs to know to unlock the story presented when the cards are drawn. Like other tarot reading guides, basic tarot definitions of the major and minor arcana are included, as well as explanations of basic layout, and how to interpret upright and reversed cards. What makes this book unique is Kelly's presentation of cards in endless combinations, revealing how the cards relate to each other and endowing each card with richer meaning and more subtle nuances than when considered alone. Beginners will learn the basics and be presented with an easy to follow organic system of learning to interpret the cards. Intermediate practitioners can build on what they already know and for advanced readers, Tarot Card Combinations will provide new insight and food for thought. With illustrations showing 2, 3, 4, and 5 card combinations of cards in the popular Waite deck, Tarot Card Combinations is as beautiful as it is informative. Reading tarot cards one after another never reveals the rich meaning of cards considered together. Use Tarot Card Combinations to unlock the depth and meaning of stories revealed in the tarot.
The book explores the recurring theme of living-dead characters in the realist literature of Balzac and Zola, as well as in Baudelaire's modern poetry. It examines how these figures symbolize the struggle against the forces of industrialization and the inescapable nature of the past. Through various manifestations—like communicating skeletons and haunting ghosts—Dorothy Kelly analyzes the significance of these images in the works of these authors, revealing deeper meanings and connections within the context of their time.