Naoise MacSweeney, ‘‘Classics in contemporary political discourse – a global vision?’
University of Reading Classics Research Seminar Naoise Mac Sweeney (Leicester): ‘Classics in contemporary political discourse…
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Bristol Poetry Institute Annual Reading 2018: Alice Oswald
Wills Memorial Building Queens Road, Bristol, United KingdomThe Bristol Poetry Institute, in association with the Institute of Greece, Rome and the Classical…
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Christine Morris, ‘“Cretomania”: The Representation and Use of the Minoans in Modern Culture’
Maynooth University Maynooth, County Kildare, IrelandMaynooth University Department of Ancient Classics research seminar Dr Christine Morris (Trinity College Dublin) ‘“Cretomania”:…
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‘Antipodean Antigones’, Anastasia Bakogianni
University of Roehampton , United KingdomRoehampton and SW London Branch of the Classical Association Dr Anastasia Bakogianni (Massey University, New…
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Katherine Harloe, ‘”A Useless, Pedantic, Ambiguous Rhapsodist”? Johann Joachim Winckelmann’s Reception in Great Britain.’
University of Manchester Manchester, United KingdomManchester and District Classical Association Public Lecture Series 2018-19 Dr Katherine Harloe (University of Reading)…
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Ancient and Popular Reception of the Ancient Near East seminar
SOAS Bloomsbury, London, United Kingdom'Displaying, hiding and replacing artefacts: on connecting the ancient and the modern Middle East in…
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Translating Greek Tragedy in 16th-century Europe
St Hilda's College, Oxford Oxford, United KingdomSt Hilda’s College (Oxford) - Vernon Harcourt Room (APGRD, La Réunion and St Hilda’s) …
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Performing Pindar
Corpus Christi College Merton Street, Oxford, United KingdomA performance directed by Helen Eastman with music by Alex Silverman, and public lecture by Nancy…
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Tom Phillips, ‘Shelley’s Plastic Hellenism’
University of Warwick CoventryThe Classics and Ancient History department at the University of Warwick is pleased to continue…
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Virgil Society: Yasmin Haskell, ‘The tears in things: How early modern Jesuits ripped off Virgil’
Senate House, University of London Malet Street, LondonProfessor Yasmin Haskell (University of Bristol) ‘The tears in things: How early modern Jesuits ripped…