Just tuned in to a 20th-century women's poetry panel hosted by @henrypower79 ! Yopie Prins on Anne Carson & Sappho, Laura McClure on H.D., Judith Hallett on Maxine Kumin, and Laura Jansen on her edited volume of essays about Carson's classicism #womencreatingclassics@CR_Isca
Wonderful to see so many ECRs (and a few old hands) at the networking event we co-hosted with @CRSN_UK earlier. There is so much exciting work going on in the field of Classical Reception.
📢 CRSN event! #earlycareer scholars and #PhD students are warmly invited to our free online #Networking Event with @CR_Isca, Thurs 18 Feb, 3-5pm👇more details on our website: https://t.co/lhgbS9nfOM & registration via Eventbrite: https://t.co/YyXL0HG1Yw. RT to spread widely! 🌍
Sending solidarity to our friends and colleagues @UoRClassics who are the most incredible group of researchers and teachers and whose contribution to Classics is the UK is beyond measure.
Congratulations to @MeganDyson15, who has just been awarded a @ransomcenter fellowship for 2020/21, for her v exciting project on Christopher Logue and Homeric reception. @ExeterEnglish
Found out this week that @ahrcpress@LandscapeDecis1 FoF grant bid was successful! Field || guides will run alongside Field\work; @jwwylie1 & I will work with @beaford@stsidwellsce@visitexeter & more on poetry, landscape, art, agriculture, ethics... and, of course, fields. 🌾
What do Gunn, Keats and Poe have in common? Find out at Professor Henry Power’s Inaugural Lecture in 'Homer and the Discovery of the Pacific' -15 Nov https://t.co/QP3Z7MWfxi
@LitWorks @UofEHumanities @ExeterEnglish @ahrcpress@ExeterClassics
We had our first meeting of the year this week, & it was incredibly exciting to hear what everything has been up to. Over the next week or so, I’ll post brief details of our members, and their current classical reception projects.
Speaking of which, @ehauserwrites works on classical reception and contemporary women’s writing. She has published on @MargaretAtwood ’s Penelopiad – among other things.