Hello! My new article is now out in Arethusa: '(Re)Producing The Egyptian: Arboricultural Cultivation Of The Roman State In Lucanโs Civil War'. I consider the epic's tree imagery as metaphor for the Roman state, pointing to the protagonists' attempts at cultivation & propagation.
Unpaid internships โlocking outโ young working-class people from careers
Research by Sutton Trust found that middle-class graduates made more use of internships as stepping stones even in cases where the internships paid nothing or below the minimum wage
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Hello! My new article is now out in Arethusa: '(Re)Producing The Egyptian: Arboricultural Cultivation Of The Roman State In Lucanโs Civil War'. I consider the epic's tree imagery as metaphor for the Roman state, pointing to the protagonists' attempts at cultivation & propagation.
@NoreenMasud I have! I have used it for lectures and seminars on displacement of prisoners of war in the context of flat landscapes in Latin literature ๐ both for UK summer schools in Classics and for an honours module I designed for the School of Classics at Uni of St Andrews
Hate to do it but money is very tight and I would appreciate any traction you can give my shop! I will be working all outstanding orders over the weekend so any order placed between now and Sunday will be dispatched on Monday ๐ซถ
In Athens, I gave a paper in which I attempted to trace fragments of Republican tragedy via Cicero, Lucretius, and Seneca to Valerius Flaccus, thinking about murmura, ships, sea storms, and theatre acoustics - it was great fun!
Some tables have turned in unexpected ways, and I am so pleased to be at St Andrews again this upcoming academic year. This time I have brought posters.
Last day on the job. Slightly heartbroken that my contract is ending: I found friends and community in St Andrews, and I will miss my students and colleagues greatly (as well as the bonkers office view over the North Sea). #FTContracts#ECR