@AntigoneJournal Reminds me of the funeral inscription in both Latin and Palmyrene found at South Shields to Regina, a formerly enslaved British woman, by her husband, Barates. Fascinating.
The ultimate business venture is to alienate the public from something to which they had open access, to commodify it, declare ownership of it, and then sell it back to them. Printed books may become the bottled water of the 21st century...
Pleased to have delivered my first conference paper on the New Epic Modes Panel at the 15th Celtic Conference in Classics in Cardiff last week.
Great to make new connections, reconnect with old friends, and get feedback on my research. Excited to continue my work!
It's a mistake to think that the only wins in the #PhD worth celebrating are the big flashy events - submission, acceptance, awards.
Here are 30 other wins in the PhD you might think are "no big deal" 🧵
#phdlife#phdchat#academicchatter#academictwitter#phdtips
“Yas king”
- Boring
- Enforces autocracy
- Leads to royal corruption and vice
“Yas co-consul”
- Dynamic
- Enforces camaraderie
- Leads to the ability to veto each
other’s choice for takeout, fostering
discussion.
The best part about reading Ancient Greek is the fact that I can ???? almost every ???? that I ????, whether it’s about the ???? or it ???? ???? to ???? with ????. Truly ????!
@ashleyrattner I thought @CelineDebourse had a pretty good one in the course we did last semester, though I don’t know if anybody actually used any AI tools or how useful they would have been