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Category Archives: Publications
The Greeks didn’t have a word for it [homosexuality]
“The word ‘homosexuality’ only goes back to 1869”: Prof Helen King explores how the ancient Greeks didn’t even have a word for it through revisiting Sir Kenneth Dover’s Greek Homosexuality, first published in 1978. “A genital act was not in itself morally … Continue reading
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Tagged Greeks, Helen King. Kenneth Dover, homosexuality. Orlando.
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New OU/BBC 4-part series ‘The Ascent of Woman: A 10,000 year story’
New OU/BBC 4-part series ‘The Ascent of Woman: A 10,000 year story’, Weds 2 Sept, BBC2 at 21:00 (BBC2 Scotland at 23:15). Dr. Amanda Foreman presents an unprecedented series that traverses countries and continents to uncover key stories of women … Continue reading
Posted in Collaborations, Programmes, Publications
Tagged amanda foreman, ascent of women, BBC, catherine lee
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Prof Helen King published in The Lancet
Professor of Classical Studies Helen King‘s article Narratives of healing: a new approach to the past?, exploring the connection between life writing from the ancient past and modern narrative medicine, is published in The Lancet. “Aelius Aristides (117—180 AD) was … Continue reading
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Tagged Aelius Aristides, Classical Studies, healing, Helen King, narrative, The Lancet
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Dr Laura Swift on the ‘new’ Sappho poems
Dr Laura Swift explores the discovery of lost works by the poet Sappho, in The Conversation on 30 January 2014. New Sappho poems set classical world reeling It’s a kind of literary miracle. Fragments of two new poems by Ancient … Continue reading
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Tagged Classical Studies, Laura Swift, poetry, Sappho, The Conversation
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The ‘Open Arts Journal’
The Open Arts Journal addresses the demand for a rigorously compiled, peer-reviewed platform for arts scholarship open to diverse participants. Our dissemination is global, spanning multiple communities including practitioners of art, architecture and design, curators and arts policy-makers, and researchers … Continue reading
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Tagged Alice Sanger, Art History, Arts, leon wainwright, OAJ, Open Arts Archive
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Prof Susheila Nasta’s ‘Asian Britain’ on BBC, and project nominated for award
Prof Susheila Nasta appeared on BBC News London on 25 November, discussing the impact of Asian immigrants on British history and society. Her bookAsian Britain vividly charts Britain’s process of coming to terms with the historic realities of its culturally … Continue reading
Classical Studies Lecturer wins most outstanding publication award
Dr Aaron Alzola-Romero (Lecturer in Classical Studies) is to be awarded the 2012 Journal of Distance Education Editor’s Award for his article “One Laptop per College Student? Exploring the Links between Access to IT Hardware and Academic Performance in Higher … Continue reading
Practioners’ Voices in Classical Reception Studies Journal
The Department of Classical Studies is delighted to announce the publication of Issue 3 of the online journal Practitioners’ Voices in Classical Reception Studies. The 2012 issue of Practitioners’ Voices in Classical Reception Studies focuses on practitioners working with visual … Continue reading
Parade’s End – not just Downton for adults
Ford Madox Ford’s quartet Parade’s End reaches the screens in a five episode BBC/HBO/VRT television adaptation written by Tom Stoppard on 24 August, starring Benedict Cumberbatch and Rebecca Hall, along with Rupert Everett, Miranda Richardson, Anne-Marie Duff and Roger Allam. … Continue reading
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Tagged BBC, Cumberbatch, Downton, Madox Ford, Open University, Parade's End, Sara Haslam
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