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The relationship between leadership and the health of the land is a frequent theme in Celtic myth, and one which certainly concerns us today. Sovereignty and Kingship is a four week course which looks at kingship, leadership, stewardship, and sovereignty figures from the many angles provided by Welsh and Irish myth and folklore.
Each session will consist of me telling (or occasionally reading) stories, followed by moderated class discussion. I don’t plan to do formal “teaching” in these sessions, but will be offering questions for us to consider, and joining in the discussions.
Each session will consist of me telling (or occasionally reading) stories, followed by moderated class discussion. I don’t plan to do formal “teaching” in these sessions, but will be offering questions for us to consider, and joining in the discussions.
There is no required reading for the classes, but participation is paramount. It is important that you have a strong commitment to attending all the sessions, and to joining in the discussions. After each session, I will send out a short document with a bibliography and links to where the stories we covered can be read. (Most of them are available online.) This class will not be recorded, but if you miss a class the material in the document should help you understand what you missed.
A little prior knowledge of Celtic myth will prove useful to participants on this course. For those who are concerned about that I will offer a pre-course reading/video list which you should find helpful. (You are not required to read through it, it’s just there for guidance if you want it.)
A little prior knowledge of Celtic myth will prove useful to participants on this course. For those who are concerned about that I will offer a pre-course reading/video list which you should find helpful. (You are not required to read through it, it’s just there for guidance if you want it.)
Sovereignty and Kingship in Celtic Myth is a slightly shorter version of a previous class called The Trouble with Kings.
Dates: Wednesdays, April 27th and May 4th, 11th, and 18th.
Time: 5:30 pm Pacific/8:30 pm Eastern
4 sessions of 90 minutes - 2 hours each.
Your payment will be refunded if the class is cancelled for any reason.
Time: 5:30 pm Pacific/8:30 pm Eastern
4 sessions of 90 minutes - 2 hours each.
Your payment will be refunded if the class is cancelled for any reason.
I’m aware that inflation is scary right now. (It is for me, too!) So, in the interests of not cancelling this class, I’ve decided to go to a pay-what-you-can model this time. The class was originally advertised at $50, but you can pay as little as $15 – which is what I usually ask for a scholarship place. If you can pay a bit more, then pay $30. Of course, you can pay full price, or even subsidise the class if you want to. All I ask is that you make a reasonable commitment to showing up for the four classes, because, like I said – it’s discussion based so we need people for it to work. (A minimum of six.)
Registration Closed - sorry!
Sovereignty and Kingship in Celtic Myth - Regular Price
A four-week class. Dates: Wednesdays, April 27th and May 4th, 11th, and 18th. Time: 5:30 pm Pacific/8:30 pm Eastern
$
50.00
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Sovereignty and Kingship - Impoverished Scholar
$
15.00
Sovereignty and Kingship - Feeling the Pinch
$
30.00
Sovereignty and Kingship - Let me help!
$
75.00
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Important! You should receive an email from me within 24 hours of paying for the class. If you don't see that email, check your spam folders, etc. and if you can't find it email me! It's important that we are in email contact, so that you can receive the zoom links and class mailings.