Xenia Journal

Welcome! We are the journal by students for students looking to publish exciting works about Classical studies and the ancient world.

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Extraordinarily excited to announce the official launch of Xenia! For students, by students, we hope this will be a great opportunity for anyone with a passionate perspective to get their work out there. Check it out!
https://t.co/7Rzsny2ioV

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Only a couple of hours until #thegreatdebate! Make sure to register if you want to come in person, but be sure to catch the live stream if you can’t! https://t.co/BxCMRAr4nv #classicstwitter #anuclassics

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Rebellio incipit! This tale of rebellion will leave you teetering on the edge of your seat. We present to you an original work written entirely in Latin - an incredible feat and an incredible read. English trans. also provided. #ClassicsTwitter
https://t.co/E7uejdjR3D

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@greekhistorypod @roamintheempire @HistoriansHut @atticins @AncHerstories @academuseducat1 @historywithcy @OvidLove @Hype4Homer @greecepodcast @now_archaeology @laymanhistorian @DynamiteMyth Thanks for the mention! Really appreciate everyone who reads our stuff 😁

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Hades and Gentlemen gather 'round, gather 'round. Feast your eyes on an exploration of the tale of Hades and Persephone - from its humble beginnings in Homeric hymns to 21st century reinterpretations - it's a tale sure to thrill. #ClassicsTwitter
https://t.co/JLDt9jOe1O

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Is it possible to translate an ancient work into a story we can recognise today? It turns out tragedy is timeless, fantastically explored by examining the continued relevance of Sophocles' Antigone for a modern world and audience. #ClassicsTwitter
https://t.co/gbp89j90I8

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Achilles - insufferable fool or tragic figure? Love him or hate him he remains a universal figure for a very particular kind of human suffering. Read just how twentieth century warfare has changed such a man, authored by the brilliant @MatildaHatcher
https://t.co/8IEuyplQ7a

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Just how many times can you trash a party before you're declared a public menace? Is it even possible to please the Athenian masses? Delve into a great submission discussing social expectations and limits of behaviour in Athens. #ClassicsTwitter
https://t.co/NlKwepG88t

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It's everyone's favourite topic - the fall of the Roman Republic! Whether you love it or hate it, come and read how the tricky concept of mos maiorum was instrumental in the downfall of the Republic. Written by the amazing @Cassiopoideae, we hope you enjoy
https://t.co/7bR721jI7D

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Talent or Technê? How did rhetoric become to be employed in so many facets of life? Curious? Why not read another brilliantly-written student work examining the development of rhetoric in Classical Greece! #ClassicsTwitter #rhetoric #aristotle
https://t.co/qZSlTENICj

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Introducing the ANU Classics Students' Society's new logo! We couldn't have done this without our student community so a big thank you goes out to everyone involved. #ClassicsSociety

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Publishing has started! Take some time to read a fascinating article by @enhu_anna on the nature of human belief seen through myths. Submissions are always open, and thank you for supporting student works! #ClassicsTwitter #Gilgamesh #myths
https://t.co/4CTP7gmSGP