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A Bilingual Edition of Peramás’s On the Guaraní Way of Life

This post is written by Michael Brumbaugh, Associate Professor of Classical Studies and an Affiliate in……

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Published March 16, 2022
Categorized as Blog Takeover, Hesperidean TakeoverTagged Guaraní, José Manuel Peramás, Michael Brumbaugh

Medea, Cuba, and the American Nightmare

This post is by Eduardo García-Molina, a fourth-year graduate student in Classics at the University……

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Published February 13, 2022
Categorized as Blog Takeover, Hesperidean TakeoverTagged Abelardo José Estorino López, Cuba, Eduardo García-Molina, Euripides, Havana, Medea, Medea sueña Corinto, Milva Benítez Reinoso

Hesperides CRSN Takeover

Hello and welcome to the Hesperides takeover of the CRSN blog! Hesperides is an international scholarly organization that highlights……

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Published January 25, 2022
Categorized as Blog Takeover, Hesperidean TakeoverTagged Hesperidean Takeover

ICS Seminar Series Proposals

The CRSN invites expressions of interest from Early Career Researchers who would like to convene or……

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Published December 6, 2021
Categorized as ConferencesTagged ICS Summer Seminar Series

Khameleon Classics Podcast Series

The CRSN is delighted to support Khameleon Classics, a podcast series hosted by Khameleon Productions.……

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Published December 2, 2021
Categorized as Podcast SeriesTagged Khameleon, podcast

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