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Romanian Tolkien Society
Romania
Registrace 11. 01. 2011
The Romanian Tolkien Society "Meneltarma" is a non-profit NGO based in Bucharest, Romania, with the aim to promote interest in J.R.R. Tolkien's works and life.
Atelier de limba elfică / Elvish language workshop
Ediția a 5-a a „Final Frontier” (www.finalfrontier.ro/) desfășurată la București pe 2 și 3 aprilie 2016 a găzduit printre alte evenimente un atelier introductiv de limba Quenya (limba elfilor nobili).
„Profesorii”: membri ai Societății Tolkien din România, www.tolkien.ro
„Profesorii”: membri ai Societății Tolkien din România, www.tolkien.ro
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La răscrucea dintre credință, literatură și industrie cinematografică: J.R.R. Tolkien
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Cătălin Sturza (Societatea Tolkien din România) despre cea de-a treia conferință a Societății și despre dimensiunea teologică a operelor Profesorului. Universul Credinței, TVR1, 11 ianuarie 2015.
Lord of the Rings: How To Read J.R.R. Tolkien
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Carnegie Mellon University alumnus Michael D. C. Drout returned to campus for a talk on "How To Read J.R.R. Tolkien." Drout, a professor of English and director of the Center for the Study of the Medieval at Wheaton College in Norton, Mass, believes that Tolkien's immense and lasting popularity can be explained by a "perfect storm hypothesis." Read more at www.hss.cmu.edu/pressreleases/pressrel...
J.R.R. Tolkien's imaginary languages by Edward Vajda, WWU Linguistics Program director
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J.R.R. Tolkien, wildly popular for his authorship of the fantasy trilogy "The Lord of the Rings," was by profession an unprepossessing Medievalist and historical linguist. In this lecture, delivered at Western Washington University Nov. 14, 2012, Edward Vajda, a professor in the Modern and Classical Languages Department at Western, discusses "Tolkien's Imaginary Languages." Tolkien's extensive ...
The Hidden Meaning of the Lord of the Rings - Joseph Pearce (Sample)
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www.CatholicCourses.com/ Actually, Tolkien did say explicitly that LOTR is "of course a fundamentally religious and Catholic work." In his letter written to Fr. Robert Murray on December 2, 1953. To see the letter yourself, you can Google "file:pdf tolkien letters" and open the first result. It's in Letter #142. "The religious element is absorbed into the story and the symbolism". Tolkien did ...
"Trees, Chainsaws, and the Visions of Paradise in J.R.R. Tolkien" by Tom Shippey
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„Trees, Chainsaws, and the Visions of Paradise in J.R.R. Tolkien" by Tom Shippey. From „J.R.R. Tolkien: The Man Behind The Lord of the Rings", held at The Arizona Center for Medieval and Renaissance Studies Symposium, 11/2/2002
J.R.R. Tolkien Interview (1971)
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John Ronald Reuel Tolkien interview for BBC (rep. Dennis Gerolt) 1971
Tolkien archive footage (1968) sequence 7/7
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Part of Interview with J.R.R. Tolkien in 1968 and Adam Tolkien in 2007
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Part of Interview with J.R.R. Tolkien in 1968 and Adam Tolkien in 2007 about „The Children of Hurin" Romanian Tolkien Society www.tolkien.ro
J.R.R. Tolkien @ BBC - In Their Own Words: British Novelists (1968)
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J.R.R. Tolkien @ BBC - In Their Own Words: British Novelists (1968)
Robert Lazu si H.R. Patapievici despre J.R.R. Tolkien
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Robert Lazu si H.R. Patapievici despre J.R.R. Tolkien
Lewis and Tolkien: Scholars and Friends
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Lewis and Tolkien: Scholars and Friends
"J.R.R. Tolkien - An Awfully Big Adventure" (fragment - Tolkien speaks of death)
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"J.R.R. Tolkien - An Awfully Big Adventure" (fragment - Tolkien speaks of death)
"J.R.R. Tolkien - An Awfully Big Adventure" (fragment - Tolkien smoking)
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"J.R.R. Tolkien - An Awfully Big Adventure" (fragment - Tolkien smoking)
"J.R.R. Tolkien - An Awfully Big Adventure" (fragment - about the languages he created)
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"J.R.R. Tolkien - An Awfully Big Adventure" (fragment - about the languages he created)
J.R.R. Tolkien reads The Song of Durin
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J.R.R. Tolkien reads The Song of Durin
J.R.R. Tolkien reads The Eagle's Song
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J.R.R. Tolkien reads The Eagle's Song
J.R.R. Tolkien recites "Namárië" (Galadriel's lament)
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J.R.R. Tolkien recites "Namárië" (Galadriel's lament)
Christopher Tolkien reads the end of "The Lord of the Rings"
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Christopher Tolkien reads the end of "The Lord of the Rings"
Christopher Tolkien speaks about "The Silmarillion"
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Christopher Tolkien speaks about "The Silmarillion"
We should give a lot more credit to this man, than we already do. Without him so much amazing lore would have been forever lost.
The final minutes; so very moving. What incredible lives JRR and Christopher had, both in this world and the secondary world. I fear I will never be able to read everything and can only imagine how Tolkien felt knowing he couldn’t complete his masterpiece. And yet a masterpiece his writings are, nonetheless.
Not worried at all. I live from day to day X
Wow, such a bad read,... Feels like he is reading a shopping list.
Those last sentences, with all of the "and"s are just a marvel.
İ wish brian herbert was like this
The only one native speaker I have in my quenya lessons.
0:20 "oh Mario, i retarded"
christopher tolkien was far more comfortable during interviews than his father..
This is great. For all the hype, the good stuff often doesn't have a lot of views.
bro was mad there was no epic english mythology and said fuckit I'll do it myself
I can’t stop listening to this
R.I.P thank you for taking your time to make your fathers work available even after his death.
Este poema es precioso.
Pure magic.
You can sense the passion he has for his own fathers novels. His dad was most certainly his hero.
It was a father son collaboration almost from the beginning
Tolkien himself said of the LOTR books he wrote, "They are fundamentally a religious and Catholic work." To not understand the Catholic meaning in the books to not know them in depth. I look forward to seeing more videos from your channel. Thank you.
And now we are stuck with the grandson. The true 3rd darklord.
Many of you might know this, and I'm *very* late to the party - but there is a beautiful rendition of "(The) Song of Durin" by Clamavi De Profundis. Go check it out :)
Tolkien has such a blessed laugh...
this is my first time hearing the man's voice.....yep, he sounds like what I always imagined he would
I find it very interesting how he doesn’t always pause at the end of the lines like you would expect, but sometimes in the middle of them. The cadence of his speech is very distinct and I can’t tell if it’s just the way he talks or not because there aren’t a lot of recordings of him speaking in Elvish.
It's because that's how old Norse metric was, if you ever hear someone trying to do a musical version of a Tolkien's poem/song and is not tripping trying to get to the next line as fast as possible they are doing it very, very wrong. We are generally very influenced by Latin metric, but you have to trow all of that away when thinking about Tolkien songs, whether it be Elvish, Dwarvish, or Mannish. Or Hobbish? too, for that matter. I don't know were to put Tom Bombadil, but his songs too are very fast.
Did Tolkien, adapt songs, to put in LOTR? Or, are they original compositions?
One song, I like (and, am listening to, now:) czcams.com/video/Adz5pyPRCME/video.html
Thank you Tolkien Society, thank you God Tolkien
It was when Christopher retired, that Amazon struck. Christopher was like Gondor, while he stood, Middle-earth could thrive.
He's done quite well there he should keep at it.
I had a wish, once upon a time, that I would meet them, father and son, and ask them a thing or two. Like walking in a meadow, looking at the bees, butterflies, and birds, and just talking about all the Ages and theirs events. Then I would go home, satisfied, and paint a mural of the Two Trees of Valinor, Laurelin and Telperion, on my living room wall.
This always reduces me to ponder my own yearnings and regrets.
i love this poem
I want AI to recreate his voice and make a audio version of his books
It sounds like Finnish--- to one who does not speak Finnish. I had heard Tolkien based Quenya on Finnish and Sindarin on Welsh.
it's interesting to note that chris was THE person that was read to by tolkien, and here he is reading this
Thank you for posting this!!
There is no story quite like The Silmarillion. I've listened to the audiobook by Martin Shaw at least three dozen times, and I still find new things and new mysteries to daydream about still to this day. Losing Christopher was a major loss, to us all, and mostly to the Tolkien Foundation. I have a bad feeling they are going to start corporatizing all these stories even worse than they did with that god awful shltshow Rings of Power.
I would have much prefered this if it was just footage of Tolkien, uninterupted by pretentious twits.
{1,7} {peat, put} <./pace> 'TEST: INDICATE: SHOULD: SUM' <./bait> Old Kine <./wait> Our Adept <./make> Androgynous Immutable. <./veil> Young Jyndabyne <./take> PATIENCE <./peat> Fearlessness
<./trace> Son of Man? Son Of God?
Bet he wished he could sing it!!...... czcams.com/video/pISzxdEgDCU/video.html
Won't play, "An error occurred. Please try again later." How much later?
Works now. Very worthwhile, too, and extremely witty.
Thanks!@@NuisanceMan
The guy that call the Hobbits the bourgeoisie and the Orcs the proletariat wait to start a revolution is talking complete nonsense. Clearly the men and hobbits are the forces of good and the orcs are the forces of evil. I do hate it when posh t w a t s look at everything through a Marxist lens, it’s so boring. They haven’t even read the books why did the BBC even include them.
You’re fat hitler
Homie would go bonkers if he saw what they're now doing with his father's work. He seems like such a dedicated and a fiercely loyal man to his father.
Fascinating insight about the evolution of Tolkien's world. It explains the functions of the writing of "Unfinished Tales", as it has a lot of the "writing back" that Christopher refers to.
Thanks for everything Christopher
Волшебно! Мы слышим голос писателя на придуманном им чудесном языке. Замечательный писатель и потрясающий человек!
I don't see any problem. Real world mythologies are full of contradictions because of the nature of stories evolving across time and across cultures and mistranslations and so forth. Any contradictions created by the incomplete "back writing" makes it all feel more authentic.
It's like a british wartime casualty report
I’m going to watch She-Hulk: Attorney at Law twerk right after this!
Love you!!! Thank you, Sir!!!