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If you are wondering what this blog is all about, let me explain. As a keen Classicist, I am increasingly struck by how incredible the ancient world is, in its own right and in relation to our world today. Without realising it, we use words originating in Latin, we walk past buildings whose architecture screams…
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Pompeii: A tale that lives on. | DIARY OF AN ANCIENT GEEK
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DIARY OF AN ANCIENT GEEK. The Ancient World is closer than you think. Laquo; Calling all Classics-loving Thespians. 8216;Our Ajax’ at the Southwark Playhouse, London. Pompeii: A tale that lives on. A year since my last post, I can only apologise…but fear not, I am still here and as eager as ever about the ancient world. Let’s start with a short post to ease you back in gently to the joys of Classics. Have you booked your tickets to the new exhibition at the British Museum in London? I could go on all day...
‘Our Ajax’ at the Southwark Playhouse, London | DIARY OF AN ANCIENT GEEK
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DIARY OF AN ANCIENT GEEK. The Ancient World is closer than you think. Laquo; Pompeii: A tale that lives on. 8216;Medea’ at the National theatre, London. 8216;Our Ajax’ at the Southwark Playhouse, London. Granted, I am a few months out of date, but, better late than never, I thought I should share a few of my thoughts on a (fairly) recent production of a classics-themed play. Timberlake Wertenbaker’s ‘Our Ajax’ at the Southwark Playhouse (Nov 2013) was a modern retelling of Sophocles’. Wertenbaker managed...
KCL Greek Play 2012: Euripides’ Hecuba | DIARY OF AN ANCIENT GEEK
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DIARY OF AN ANCIENT GEEK. The Ancient World is closer than you think. Laquo; BBC4: Illuminations: The Private lives of Medieval Kings. Calling all Classics-loving Thespians. KCL Greek Play 2012: Euripides’ Hecuba. This entry was posted on February 12, 2012 at 10:24 pm and is filed under Reviews. With tags Ancient Greek. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0. Feed You can leave a response. From your own site. March 21, 2012 at 8:35 pm. Do you ever review books? Max Leone, a teenag...
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DIARY OF AN ANCIENT GEEK. The Ancient World is closer than you think. Laquo; KCL Greek Play 2012: Euripides’ Hecuba. Pompeii: A tale that lives on. Calling all Classics-loving Thespians. Fancy a trip to the theatre soon? Http:/ globetoglobe.shakespearesglobe.com/home-shuffler. This entry was posted on March 25, 2012 at 7:19 pm and is filed under I never knew that. With tags Antony and Cleopatra. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0. Feed You can leave a response.
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DIARY OF AN ANCIENT GEEK. The Ancient World is closer than you think. Laquo; ‘Our Ajax’ at the Southwark Playhouse, London. 8216;Medea’ at the National theatre, London. Yesterday, I saw what all the fuss was about. I had heard the talk, read the reviews and finally I was going to see it for myself. I held my fears at bay- my fears that it wouldn’t live up to the hype, that I would be disappointed, or worse, that I would get bored. But as it happens, I had nothing to fear. Feed You can leave a response.
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Random thoughts about Classics (mainly Greek and Latin Classics) and life in general. Skip to primary content. Skip to secondary content. Category Archives: Classics education. Lucretius – Can he be trusted? February 13, 2013. The other day I asked a Classicist friend, Dr Armand D’Angour. I am reminded of Paul Johnson, in the. Calling Armand’s own book on innovation, The Greeks and the New. This conversation prompted me to get a copy of Lucretius. Perusing Bailey, I found a passage which expresses well m...
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Random thoughts about Classics (mainly Greek and Latin Classics) and life in general. Skip to primary content. Welcome to Classics Blog! My website for Classics, Internet and anything else interesting. 8230;so mostly, but not only a Classics blog. August 2, 2011. Few academics blog. Even fewer students. Why? This entry was posted in Blogging. Vates: The New Journal of New Latin Verse. July 29, 2011. Christopher Stray, in Classics Transformed (Oxford, 1998, 68-74 and elsewhere), has a lot to say about ver...
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Random thoughts about Classics (mainly Greek and Latin Classics) and life in general. Skip to primary content. Skip to secondary content. Category Archives: Electronic resources. Desideratum–Ebooks of Oxford Classical Texts, Borrowable from the Library. July 22, 2011. I just popped out to the library to borrow a copy of Mynor’s text of Catullus. The point is, I shouldn’t have to. No (to be fair I have not asked: maybe I should! I wonder whether OUP have plans for this? A Companion to Catullus. In case an...
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Random thoughts about Classics (mainly Greek and Latin Classics) and life in general. Skip to primary content. Skip to secondary content. The Cambridge Latin Course: Failure and Survival. July 18, 2011. My first Latin lesson was in a classroom constructed almost entirely of asbestos. The boys (it was a boys’ school) called the block ‘The Cowsheds.’ I was 12. That year, my school became an early adopter of the Cambridge Latin Course. There is a copy of Vox Latina on Google Books. This approach got you int...
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Random thoughts about Classics (mainly Greek and Latin Classics) and life in general. Skip to primary content. Skip to secondary content. Lucretius – Can he be trusted? February 13, 2013. The other day I asked a Classicist friend, Dr Armand D’Angour. What benefits if any Classics had brought to his life. He replied, ‘many,’ and particularly drew attention to Epicureanism. This caught my attention because I had just heard an edition of the Radio 4 programme. I am reminded of Paul Johnson, in the. Perusing...
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Random thoughts about Classics (mainly Greek and Latin Classics) and life in general. Skip to primary content. Skip to secondary content. August 2, 2011. Few academics blog. Even fewer students. Why? Yesterday I had an email from Victoria Boorman drawing my attention to her blog Diary of an Ancient Geek. Both those blogs are in my blogroll, on the left hand column of my homepage. I look forward to hearing of other chatty blogs. To be kept informed, rather than just to engage in sharing ideas and ...Oxfor...
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Random thoughts about Classics (mainly Greek and Latin Classics) and life in general. Skip to primary content. Skip to secondary content. Category Archives: Classicsl Languages. Vates: The New Journal of New Latin Verse. July 29, 2011. 8217; Analysing the practice of composing Greek or Latin verse from the point of view of social structures is interesting, provided one is not so distracted by structural or sociological theorizing as to miss the value of the content. And can be read online here. The journ...
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Random thoughts about Classics (mainly Greek and Latin Classics) and life in general. Skip to primary content. August 2, 2011. Few academics blog. Even fewer students. Why? Yesterday I had an email from Victoria Boorman drawing my attention to her blog Diary of an Ancient Geek. Both those blogs are in my blogroll, on the left hand column of my homepage. I look forward to hearing of other chatty blogs. To be kept informed, rather than just to engage in sharing ideas and experiences, refer to Rogue...Just ...
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July 10, 2011. Now That You’re Back in California…. It’s been about a month now since I returned to California. Okay, not really. More like three weeks. But it feels. Like it’s been a month and it’s gone by so fast. I haven’t really slowed down at all since I got home either, which helps to make time go by. Once or twice I sat down to write about all of the details but I just don’t have the heart. To write in this blog right now because my heart. Difficult but it hasn’t been easy. Thank you SO MUCH.
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Diary of an American Indian. Concerning my adventures living in India. Monday, October 1, 2012. फिर से नमस्कार. My room is very nice; here is a video I made later on. The path to the IISER Guest House. As is usual with conferences outside my subject area, I didn't get much out it. But it was good to have a schedule and hang out with other travelers and eat catered food, so I was there for most of it. Aside from forms to register my visa, and bank account forms and such, there was:. Is DAI illegal now?
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Diary of an American Outsider. The trials and tribulations of my travels in South Korea. Monday, May 7, 2012. I know it's been more than two months since my last post, and I've been catching a lot of flack for the lack of posts in recent weeks. Therefor, you should be prepared for a blogging rampage at some point in the next couple of days. Sunday, March 4, 2012. Perfect example of right time, right place. Reason 128,384 why I love Korea. Labels: 2012 in Korea. I was like a kid in a candy store. Thes...
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Diary Of An Ana. Im Not There Yet, But I'm Closer Then I Was Yesterday. Monday, January 10, 2011. Watch Me From Above;. Its A Sad Life, Living A Lie. Breathing That Lie. Seeing That Lie. Being Mocked By That Lie. Feeling That Lie. Neutering That Lie. Tasting That Lie. Hearing That Lie. Being The Lie. Don't Eat, Don't Eat, Don't Eat, Don't Eat, Don't Eat. All I Hear In My Mind, Over And Over And Over Again. I Never See Anything, Not Like What Others See. I See The Ugly I Portray, Indecency, Ignorance.
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DIARY OF AN ANCIENT GEEK. The Ancient World is closer than you think. So, what is this all about? So here I will draw together discussions, reviews, facts, pictures – you name it, all of it relating in one way or another to the Ancient World. Take a look, feel free to send me your thoughts, ideas and suggestions and “aut disce aut discede” (Either learn or leave). Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in:. Address never made public).
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Diary of an Angry Fat Woman. Translating annoyance, aggravation, displeasure, exasperation, and irritation into motivation. BK Club’s Loser’s Wall of Fame. Butt Kicker’s Club. After writing the other day — I had a hankering to write again. I missed you all. I am always amazed at how many of you still follow along There is something about writing in this blog that makes me feel motivated. I had not gone outdoors for any activity in a week, before writing…. Continue reading →. The Tests and Trials. I do th...
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Diary of a Learning-Disabled Academic. A place to talk about special education, ableism, and broader issues impcating the disabled community. My Child’s Photo was Used in an Offensive Corporate Campaign. So Here's Us. I was sitting beside my daughter’s bed in the Pediatric Oncology Clinic when I found out. She’s in her eighth month of chemotherapy, with nineteen more to go. This week has been particularly brutal. We had rushed her to the hospital last night when she spiked a fever. Again. June 16, 2015.
