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Classics and the Mass Market I: Authenticity for Sale

Double post: Classics and the Mass Market I & II The third post in the……

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Published December 21, 2022
Categorized as Blog Takeover, Realigning Reception TakeoverTagged cheap books, everyman, mass market

Queer Theory and Classics

The second post in the Realigning Reception blog series is written jointly by Marcus Bell……

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Published November 18, 2022
Categorized as Blog Takeover, Realigning Reception TakeoverTagged Queer Theory

‘Beware of the neo-colonial wolf’: World Reception, Universality, and Decolonising the Academy

The first post in the Realigning Reception blog series is written by Leo Kershaw, a……

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Published October 21, 2022
Categorized as Blog Takeover, Realigning Reception TakeoverTagged academy, decolonisation, neo-colonial

Realigning Reception CRSN Takeover

Welcome to the ‘Realigning Reception’ CRSN blog takeover! This takeover is a little different from……

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Published October 12, 2022
Categorized as Blog Takeover, Realigning Reception TakeoverTagged realigning reception, takeover

The End of Emergence? Next Steps for Ibero-American Classics

This post is by Dr Maya Feile Tomes, Lorna Close Lecturer in Spanish at Murray Edwards……

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Published October 4, 2022
Categorized as Blog Takeover, Hesperidean TakeoverTagged Ibero-America

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