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Immram - Wikipedia
An immram (/ˈɪmrəm/; plural immrama; Irish: iomramh [ˈʊmˠɾˠəw], 'voyage') is a class of Old Irish tales concerning a hero's sea journey to the Otherworld (see Tír na nÓg and Mag Mell). Written in the Christian era and essentially Christian in aspect, they preserve elements of Irish mythology. en.wikipedia.org
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Immram as Spiritual Practice - In Search of a New Eden
There is a genre of Irish literature known as immrama (immram for singular) which are tales of adventures into the wild ocean usually in search of a mystical ... newedenministry.com
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"Immram Tradition in Lewis, Tolkien, and Pullman" by Kris Swank
Thomas Owen Clancy describes the immram as “the saving of souls which use a voyage on the sea as the means of redemption.” Eustace is ... dc.swosu.edu
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immram
immram (ˈɪmram) Also imram. pl. im(m)rama. [ad. O.Ir. imram (mod.Ir. iomramh), f. imm-rá to row around.] Any of the stories of fabulous sea voyages written in Ireland in the seventh and eighth centuries. Also attrib.1895 A. Nutt in K. Meyer Voy. of Bran iv. 161 The imrama literature has been investi... Oxford English Dictionary
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The Art of Arrival: A Modern Irish Immram - by Marisa Goudy
An Immram: a type of Old Irish tale that narrates a hero's sea journey to the otherworld. Immram. Doesn't that word sound and feel delicious ... mythismedicine.substack.com
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immram - Mary Jones
The immram is a literary genre in medieval Irish literature, specifically refering to supernatural sea voyages. www.maryjones.us
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The Voyage of Bran - Wikipedia
The Voyage of Bran (Old Irish: Immram Brain [maic Febail], meaning "The Voyage of Bran [son of Febail]") is a medieval seventh- or eighth-century Irish ... en.wikipedia.org
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Immram - Oxford Reference
Immram (Old Irish, 'voyage'). ... A tale-type of early Irish literature (8th–10th centuries) involving sea journeys to distant lands, where may be found the ... www.oxfordreference.com
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Immram | What's On - The Dock
Immram is a suite of poems by Nuala Ní Dhomhnaill first published in her collection 'Feis' (1991). In 2019, Neil Ó Lochlainn was commissioned by poet Paddy ... www.thedock.ie
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The Art of Arrival: A Modern Irish Immram | S6 Ep 27
Inspired by the ancient immram tales—sea journeys to the otherworld—Marisa reflects on how travel, memory, and landscape shape our sense of self ... www.knotworkstorytelling.com
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The hero's voyage in Immram Curaig Mailduin - Persée
Alwyn and Brinley Rees (1961: 325) suggested that the function of the immram was 'to teach the 'craft' of dying and to pilot the departing spirit on a sea of ... www.persee.fr
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imram
imram var. immram. Oxford English Dictionary
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Echtra
Definition and etymology In Irish literature Echtrae and Immram are tales of voyages to an Otherworld. A point of contention in absolute definition exists in the case of "Immram Brain maic Febail". wikipedia.org
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Fastitocalon (poem)
Analysis Norma Roche writes in Mythlore that Tolkien makes use of the medieval story of the voyages of Saint Brendan and the Irish Immram tradition, wikipedia.org
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other-world
other world, ˈother-world, n. and a. Also otherworld. [See other a. 2.] 1. A world other than this: a. The world to come, the world beyond the grave. b. The spirit-land of many non-Christian peoples. c. The world of idealism, poetry, or romance; also more gen., a range of experiences conceived in im... Oxford English Dictionary
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