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Oct
2024

2024 Paul Bourke Award Public Lecture: Indigenous language landscapes

Lecture

Indigenous language landscapes: Why a fuller understanding of Indigenous peoples’ language contexts is important 2024 Paul Bourke Award Lecture The Paul Bourke Award is awarded annually by the Academy of Social Sciences in Australia. A lecture will be delivered by winner of the award in the…

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25
Sep
2024

Dr Sarah Lawrence (University of New England) - ‘The More Things Change: Exemplary Time in Valerius Maximus’

Seminar

The More Things Change: Exemplary Time in Valerius Maximus The way time functions in the short, didactic stories called exempla by the Romans is strange: simultaneously fixed and elastic, ancient and contemporary. In Valerius Maximus’ collection, the Facta et Dicta Memorabilia, the stories depend…

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19
Sep
2024

Eco-Crisis Poetry: Rae Armantrout in Conversation

Seminar

Eco-Crisis Poetry: Rae Armantrout in Conversation Join us for a session with poet Rae Armantrout as she explores the relationship between poetry and environmental crisis. Armantrout will read and discuss selected eco-poems from her collection Go Figure (2024) and recent unpublished works that…

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13
Sep
2024

Classics Museum Free Monthly Tour - September 2024

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…

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12
Sep
2024

In conversation with Kate Lilley

Seminar

Join us for a very special event, a dialogue between Pulitzer Prize winning US poet Rae Armantrout and major Australian poet Kate Lilley, where they will discuss poetry and poetics. Rae Armantrout’s books include Finalists, Wobble, Partly: New and Selected Poems, Just Saying, Money Shot and Versed…

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22
Aug
2024

How to see yourself in a job ad, 1-2pm 22nd Aug (Pathways in Linguistics series)

Seminar

How to see yourself in a job ad, 1-2pm 22nd Aug (Pathways in Linguistics series) Join us this August for one or more events in the ‘Pathways in Linguistics’ series. These sessions are open to all students taking, or thinking about taking, courses in Linguistics. If you are interested in knowing…

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21
Aug
2024

Dr. Michael Zellmann-Rohrer (Macquarie University)- ‘Interpreting the Horoscope of Octavian’

Seminar

Interpreting the horoscope of Octavian The young Octavian was encouraged in his political ambitions by a consultation with an astrologer, and he later published his own horoscope in some form. So much is well known, but details on the form of this horoscope are lacking from the historical record.…

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