Luke Bowe
@lmbowe.bsky.social
VAP of Spanish at Kenyon College | Currently writing about rurality, industrialization, and labor in Asturias under Franco.
Congratulations!! Can’t wait to get my copy
October 2, 2025 at 2:49 PM
Congratulations!! Can’t wait to get my copy
Brilliant episode! The portion about the set designer was fascinating. Jorge Bogaerts published this fantastic book on the architect of these papier-mâché spectacles, for those curious for more info on the subject
May 7, 2025 at 3:21 PM
Brilliant episode! The portion about the set designer was fascinating. Jorge Bogaerts published this fantastic book on the architect of these papier-mâché spectacles, for those curious for more info on the subject
😂 Looking at myself in profile while conversing with Isa was not the sort of out of body experience I had expected while defending haha
April 25, 2025 at 6:35 PM
😂 Looking at myself in profile while conversing with Isa was not the sort of out of body experience I had expected while defending haha
I analyzed the battle for discursive and material hegemony over the region through an array of cultural texts, historical archives, and theoretical lenses to better understand Francoism from an understudied regional perspective. 📸 by @isabelalvarez.bsky.social We wish she were there in person!
April 25, 2025 at 6:24 PM
I analyzed the battle for discursive and material hegemony over the region through an array of cultural texts, historical archives, and theoretical lenses to better understand Francoism from an understudied regional perspective. 📸 by @isabelalvarez.bsky.social We wish she were there in person!
Thank you! Our MLA panel was so key to my thinking here
April 10, 2025 at 10:36 PM
Thank you! Our MLA panel was so key to my thinking here
In Asturleonese, teito or teitu, sharing an origin with the castillan word techo, for roof! One can see how that name came about. Some are still maintained, mostly in the Somiedo natural park, like this one
February 26, 2025 at 4:56 PM
In Asturleonese, teito or teitu, sharing an origin with the castillan word techo, for roof! One can see how that name came about. Some are still maintained, mostly in the Somiedo natural park, like this one