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Clytemnestra in your living room? Greek Tragedy on the Small Screen

December 20, 2016Film & TV
Clytemnestra in your living room? Greek Tragedy on the Small Screen

It’s not often that the ancient Greek adulteress and murderer graces the cover of the Radio Times – still less often does she wear a costume that combines Minoan art … Read More

Gideon Nisbet: On not getting round to watching the 2016 Ben-Hur

December 13, 2016Film & TV
Gideon Nisbet: On not getting round to watching the 2016 Ben-Hur

I didn’t see Timur Bekmambetov’s Ben-Hur when it was at the cinemas (not that it hung around long). Meant to; would probably have had fun; just never got around to … Read More

Alex McAuley: Resurrecting the War on Terror in Risen (2016)

December 5, 2016Film & TV
Alex McAuley: Resurrecting the War on Terror in Risen (2016)

After languishing in film and television obscurity for several decades, biblical stories have made a remarkable comeback in the past decade or so – thanks in no small part to … Read More

Jo Paul: Was Ben-Hur Really an Epic Fail?

November 3, 2016Film & TV
Jo Paul: Was Ben-Hur Really an Epic Fail?

Last month, I kicked off our new film and TV theme with my post on why many recent ancient world films have been so disappointing. Since those musings were prompted … Read More

Jo Paul: Confessions of a Classics Cinephile

October 12, 2016Film & TV
Jo Paul: Confessions of a Classics Cinephile

One of the reasons why I love working on classical receptions is that there’s always so much new material to get stuck into.  While colleagues working on, say, classical literature … Read More

Henry Stead: And My Story Begins in Russia

September 23, 2016Uncategorized
Henry Stead: And My Story Begins in Russia

Recently back from Russia, Henry Stead (Open) tells of some of his experiences in St. Petersburg this summer and reflects on beginning his new research project, Brave New Classics, which investigates the … Read More

Allan Hiscutt: An Unexpected Journey

September 22, 2016Postgraduate study
Allan Hiscutt: An Unexpected Journey

When I signed up for Reading University’s MA in Ancient Art a few days after retiring from a long career as a forensic scientist, what did I expect? Well, I … Read More

‘Revolutions and Classics’: Conference Report

September 19, 2016Conferences
‘Revolutions and Classics’: Conference Report

Revolutions and Classics, hosted by us — the Classical Reception Studies Network (CRSN) — and the Legacy of Greek Political Thought Network with the support of the UCL Department of Greek … Read More

Reception and schools: why teaching with the Brilliant Club is a brilliant idea

August 1, 2016Teaching
Reception and schools: why teaching with the Brilliant Club is a brilliant idea

by Amanda Potter I found out about the Brilliant Club soon after I had completed my PhD with the Open University, and it seemed like a great idea. The charity … Read More

A new Handbook to the Reception of Greek Drama

June 6, 2016Publications
A new Handbook to the Reception of Greek Drama

If you are looking for resources to support your teaching, or thinking of developing a new syllabus in classical reception, you’ll be interested in the latest publication by CRSN member Betine … Read More

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