🚨📢 new paper on 📚🏆: In "The Rule of Tome? Longer novels are more likely to win literary awards" I document this trend for all shortlisted novels for Booker Prize, the National Book Award, and Pulitzer Prize for Fiction, from 1963-2021 🧵 1/10
https://t.co/wu6ZoQiHg5
"We've known about the climate crisis for decades...what we're lacking is not information. What we're lacking is a way of relating to it that changes how we behave."
In our 10th episode, Conor Brennan talks to us about how the arts and humanities are tackling the climate crisis:
And last, but certainly not least, Conor Brennan wrapped up Season 2 with a fascinating and timely episode on the connections between Eastern and Western Europe, speaking to @kasia_szyma and Karolina Watroba about the idea of a Central European literature
https://t.co/Wq4v0LHz7e
Need some summer listening? We've got you sorted! We're revisiting our episodes from Season 2: 'Connection'
First up, @darling_orlaith in conversation with writer Lucy Sweeney Byrne on how ‘Paris syndrome’ speaks to feelings of millennial disconnection /1
https://t.co/jJ6niGVTat
Back in March, @mcevoyl97 sat down with Majella McAllister and Prof Mary O’Dowd to talk about the establishment of @museumofci which connects the history of childhood with the experiences of children today
https://t.co/ZrmgQfjdYt
Back in March, @mcevoyl97 sat down with Majella McAllister and Prof Mary O’Dowd to talk about the establishment of @museumofci which connects the history of childhood with the experiences of children today
https://t.co/ZrmgQfjdYt
@ClassicalAssoc1 has a new YouTube channel! You can subscribe below and catch up on the latest Dublin Branch lecture with @anceanadach, which focused on the reception of classical heroism in Irish bardic poetry👇
#ClassicsTwitter#MedievalTwitter
https://t.co/sVU76NlSkk
Many thanks to the #AccessClassics team for giving a shout-out to our episode, which also featured @ClassicsNowFest. Great to see all of their wonderful achievements this year!
@AntonHur@h_moonie Adored 'Love in the Big City' too - wish we'd seen it shortlisted! Congrats on the well-deserved double nomination - rooting for you 🤞
2 weeks until the International Booker is awarded! The shortlist includes Olga Tokarczuk and Bora Chung, a writer and translator from Polish into Korean. Get ready with our latest episode about Tokarczuk, translation and Eastern Europe, w guests @kasia_szyma and Karolina Watroba!
Check out the latest episode of the @HublicSphere podcast! Conor Brennan speaks to @kasia_szyma and Dr Watroba about the myths and fantasies surrounding Eastern and Central #Europe, where they come from, and how they relate to the current crisis. #Ukraine https://t.co/wSg6HZY7i2
The final episode of Season 2 is here!
Conor Brennan speaks to @kasia_szyma about the myths and fantasies surrounding Eastern and Central Europe, where they come from and how they relate to the current crisis.
Tune in today!
https://t.co/Wq4v0LZ9YM