I wrote a piece for Classics for All about my journey into Classics, my research, and how it has shaped my early career.
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'Classical reception in children's fantasy literature: a portal to another world'
Today's post on our student blog, The Rostra, is written by Harriet Kent, a recent classics graduate from the University of Birmingham.
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Our amazing @CAHA_UoB Dr Hannah Cornwell (@cornwell_hannah) was interviewed in the @washingtonpost yesterday on 'How often do men think about ancient #Rome ?'🤔
The answer seems to be - quite often!
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'Classical reception in children's fantasy literature: a portal to another world'
Today's post on our student blog, The Rostra, is written by Harriet Kent, a recent classics graduate from the University of Birmingham.
This post originally appeared as a GirlSpeak podcast episode. In Emily Brontë’s Wuthering Heights, the character of Cathy states “I wish I were a girl again, half savage and hardy, and free.” This quote illustrates a nostalgia ... https://t.co/f2LWxakKg7
I Capture the Castle is a coming-of-age story by Dodie Smith, published in 1948, which focuses on the lives of the Mortmain family. The household consists of Mortmain, the father and eccentric writer of the family who has been struggling from wr... https://t.co/SB656fA0GL
Hello! My name is Harriet and I’m from the UK. I graduated from the University of Birmingham last summer with a degree in Ancient History and I am about to start my Masters in Classics and Ancient History. Whilst I’ve really enjoyed spend... https://t.co/IgBHtQk8or