Literacy through Classics – Hieroglyphs, Heroes, and Heretics

Literacy through Classics Student Summer Series

Undesirable Reptiles: The use of Serpentine Imagery in Wonders of the East

August 17, 2023August 17, 2023 Swansea University Ancient World Latin

By Lucie Lefler Cotton MS Vitellius A XV f.99v. Image is that of the verso side of folio 99 of

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Powerful Women and their ‘Dependency’ on Men-Homer’s Odyssey and Madeline Miller’s Circe

August 10, 2023August 17, 2023 Swansea University Ancient World ancient literature, Classics

By Lucy Elford When reading the renowned 8th century BC epic, The Odyssey by Homer, we can catch a glimpse

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Book Review: Elektra by Jennifer Saint

July 12, 2023July 11, 2023 Swansea University Ancient World ancient history, ancient literature, Book Review, Classics

By Lucy Elford ‘Firey and incandescent’ Elektra, by Jennifer Saint, is a tale presenting the perspectives of three women (Clytemnestra1,

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Catching up with a Swansea Alum: James Lawrence (with Ian Goh)

December 23, 2021December 23, 2021 Ersin. Hussein Classics, Teaching, Wales

This post is part of a new occasional series of chats with alumni/ae of our degree programmes involving Ancient World

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graduate Michael Hayward on his experience teaching ancient Greek at secondary school

January 5, 2017 e.bracke

Upon graduating from Swansea University I was fortunate to find employment in a local school in my area. At this