π£ Calling all Classics students! Where Is Classics Taking You next? Take our student survey and tell us about your Classics journey.
You could win a goody bag (and inspire some future Classicists)!
Take our survey: https://t.co/W7VxgNfBwB
Until the end of October, we're running a special #WhereCanClassicsTakeYou reading challenge!
If you're a student, read a book from our reading list, write a review of your favourite and we'll post a Where Can Classics Take You? goody bag! Details: https://t.co/mXeAO4lI1Y
Studying or researching neo-Latin? The Bloomsbury Neo-Latin Series publishes early modern Latin texts, analysis and criticism across two strands.
πΈ Early Modern Texts and Anthologies: https://t.co/Dp4fM0eRJX
πΈ Studies in Early Modern Latin: https://t.co/cCVDlp8a8I
π¨ Event alert π¨ Author Ronnie Ancona will be at the New York Public Library to discuss Martha Graham's Greek Dances.
π @nypl, Bruno Walter Auditorium (as well as online)
π Wed, Sept 30th 1-2:30pm
ποΈ Register your interest here: https://t.co/bdoRwwK6oC
βAuthoritative, informative and brilliantly thought-provoking. An essential and insightful examination of the history, folklore, archaeology and geography of Tintagel.β β Miles Russell, Bournemouth University, UK
Start listening today: https://t.co/E1fWEBhdNb
Explore Tintagel Castle with @thetimeteam and Prof Ken Dark, author of Tyrants and Traders!
Listen here or wherever you get your podcasts to learn more about the history of this remarkable location and its links to King Arthur: https://t.co/4xIUer93gH
Our Back to University sale is still going with 30% off books until 4th October!
π Shop classical studies books: https://t.co/2d23oL4wtQ
π Shop archaeology books: https://t.co/dw3NphQKYe
Discover exciting new research illuminating the most mysterious centuries of British history.
Get your copy of Ken Dark's Tyrants and Traders: Tintagel, Arthur and the Lost Kings
π https://t.co/i5rgggQ4FR
What can ancient Greek myths teach us about the challenges of our post-truth times? Join author Yiannis Gabriel at the @FreudMusLondon this October, where he will invite you to think and experience the world we inhabit mythologically.
Book your ticket: https://t.co/BxOWFGYPAg
"[Tyrants and Traders] does something most 300-page histories don't: it makes an entire, under-discussed era of British history feel alive, and it gives fantasy readers like me a genuinely useful historical scaffolding."
Read the review in @Strand_Mag. π
https://t.co/DZyIiewShP
Who will sink, and who will swim? @classicsforall's annual Overboard! debate is set for Thur 1 October.
Hear four Bloomsbury authors make a case for why their chosen figure from antiquity deserves to be thrown overboard. ποΈ Get your ticket: https://t.co/R9hVJ0C4Uz
Celebrate the launch of several new volumes in the Bloomsbury Neo-Latin series this October, at the Warburg Institute in London.
π @Warburg_News, London + Online
π 28 Oct, 5-7 pm GMT
ποΈ Book now: https://t.co/bGRbhxv8x2
Considering a career inspiring the next generation? #WhereCanClassicsTakeYou? Straight into the classroom!
Associate Teaching Professor and author Steven Hunt shares his insights and advice on becoming a top Classics teacher.
π₯ Watch the full video: https://t.co/F1mQpS4G0P
Explore Tintagel Castle with @thetimeteam and Prof Ken Dark, author of Tyrants and Traders!
Listen here or wherever you get your podcasts to learn more about the history of this remarkable location and its links to King Arthur: https://t.co/4xIUer93gH
π¨ Event alert π¨ Author Ronnie Ancona will be at the New York Public Library to discuss Martha Graham's Greek Dances.
π @nypl, Bruno Walter Auditorium (as well as online)
π Wed, Sept 30th 1-2:30pm
ποΈ Register your interest here: https://t.co/bdoRwwK6oC
π¨ Event alert π¨ Author Ronnie Ancona will be at the New York Public Library to discuss Martha Graham's Greek Dances.
π @nypl, Bruno Walter Auditorium (as well as online)
π Wed, Sept 30th 1-2:30pm
ποΈ Register your interest here: https://t.co/bdoRwwK6oC
The kingdoms of post-Roman Britain endured for centuries, yet the names of most of their kings are lost to history.
Drawing on the latest research, Professor Ken Dark brings this mysterious world to life.
π§ Available in audio 50% off: https://t.co/E1fWEBhdNb
Discover exciting new research illuminating the most mysterious centuries of British history.
Get your copy of Ken Dark's Tyrants and Traders: Tintagel, Arthur and the Lost Kings
π https://t.co/i5rgggQ4FR
What can ancient Greek myths teach us about the challenges of our post-truth times? Join author Yiannis Gabriel at the @FreudMusLondon this October, where he will invite you to think and experience the world we inhabit mythologically.
Book your ticket: https://t.co/BxOWFGYPAg
Our Back to University sale is still going with 30% off books until 4th October!
π Shop classical studies books: https://t.co/2d23oL4wtQ
π Shop archaeology books: https://t.co/dw3NphQKYe
Until the end of October, we're running a special #WhereCanClassicsTakeYou reading challenge!
If you're a student, read a book from our reading list, write a review of your favourite and we'll post a Where Can Classics Take You? goody bag! Details: https://t.co/mXeAO4lI1Y