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16
Jun
2025

International Symposium on Cultural Pragmatics and Migration Linguistics

Symposium

Hosted by Zhengdao Ye (SLLL, Australian National University) and Carsten Levisen (Roskilde U. & Aarhus Institute of Advanced Studies) this international symposium on migration linguistics, takes a meaning-centered approach to the interplay of language, culture and human migration. Drawing…

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13
Jun
2025

Classics Museum Free Monthly Tour - June 2025

Tour

Monthly tours Join us for a free guided tour of the Classics Museum led by one of our knowledgeable volunteer guides. The museum features examples of ancient art and objects of daily life from Greece and the Roman world, including Egypt and the Near East. The museum's areas of strength include…

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01
Jun
2025

'The Maids' by Jean Genet, translated by Martin Cramp

Panel discussion

Two sisters, Solange and Claire, are maids to their wealthy, glamorous mistress in a big city apartment. When their Madame is out they pass time in her luxurious bedroom in an obsessive game of roleplaying ‘servant and mistress’ blurring reality and fantasy. Acting out the power structures which…

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21
May
2025

Professor Daryn Lehoux (Queen’s University): ‘Corruption, Correction, and Data Protection in Ancient Scientific Texts’

Seminar

Greek and Latin authors were acutely aware of the problems of knowledge transmission. Not only could manuscripts become corrupted, as we know all too well today, or falsely attributed to some more famous author, but also incorrect claims could creep into a tradition of knowledge-making all too…

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15
May
2025

Wellspring Series 2025: Gender, Age and The Stage

Panel discussion

Gender, Age and The StagePresented in association with The Street Theatre, SLLL & ANU Gender Institute  Why are there so few female theatre directors? Playwrights? Conductors? Why do women in the performing arts become invisible at 40? Can understanding the past help us move…

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15
May
2025

Odysseus on Film: Pasolini's 'The Return' (2024) - Panel Discussion and Screening

Panel discussion

PRESENTED IN PARTNERSHIP WITH THE EMBASSY OF ITALY, THE ANU FILM GROUP, AND THE FRIENDS OF THE ANU CLASSICS MUSEUMThe ANU Classics Museum invite you to a reception and panel discussion in the ANU Classics Museum (6-7pm), followed by a FREE screening of ‘The Return’ (2024) (7.30-9.30pm) in the…

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12
May
2025

Reading Communists: the Literary Histories of Postcolonial Anti-communism

Seminar

All welcome, no registration required. Join in-person or via zoom (details below)In recent years, several strands of postcolonial and world literary studies have seen a welcome turn to the conjuncture of decolonisation and the global Cold War. As Peter Kalliney puts it in The Aesthetic Cold…

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