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Hail Caesar or heil Hitler? Why politicians hijack classical culture

Deaf President Now! traces the powerful uprising that led to Deaf rights in the US – now again under threat

Why do we keep remaking Pride and Prejudice?

Why bad posh English accents still rule Hollywood, from Nosferatu to Gladiator II

Long live the king: why monarchy is still popular in the 21st century

‘Double disadvantage’: women with foreign accents seen as less employable

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Borderline images and how to use them: A visual medical humanities masterclass with Professor Ludmilla Jordanova (Durham University)
02
Apr
2024

Borderline images and how to use them: A visual medical humanities masterclass with Professor Ludmilla Jordanova (Durham University)

Borderline images and how to use them: A visual medical humanities masterclass with Professor Ludmilla Jordanova (Durham University)  Thursday, 6 June 2024 This full-day masterclass with world…

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Symposium "Looking at Bodies, Sex and Gender in the Health and Medical Humanities"  and HDR Workshop
28
Mar
2024

Symposium "Looking at Bodies, Sex and Gender in the Health and Medical Humanities" and HDR Workshop

The ANU Health Humanities Network is delighted to invite you to save the date for a 1.5-day symposium on 5 and 6 June, 2024. Aimed at bringing together ANU researchers and scholars from…

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Classics students win ASCS Translation Prize
07
Mar
2024

Classics students win ASCS Translation Prize

This article was originally published on ANU College of Arts and Social Sciences News website on 7 March 2024. While the languages may be bronze and iron age, it was all gold for second year…

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Solene Inceoglu Gemma King Ashok Collins Leslie Barnes
02
Jan
2024

French Program recognised in 2023 Vice Chancellor’s Awards for Excellence in Education

Recognising Excellence: 2023 Vice-Chancellor's Awards for Excellence in Education SLLL's French Program, comprising of Associate Professor Leslie Barnes, Dr Ash Collins, Dr Solene Inceoglu and Dr…

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Recording now available - A Reading and Conversation between Ellen van Neerven and Elfie Shiosaki
20
Dec
2023

Recording now available - A Reading and Conversation between Ellen van Neerven and Elfie Shiosaki

Recording is now available for 'A Reading and Conversation between Ellen van Neerven and Elfie Shiosaki'. On 1 November, 2023, a reading and conversation between the Indigenous H.C. Coombs…

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2023 Word of the Year
15
Nov
2023

2023 Word of the Year

The Matildas waltz in as Australia’s Word of the Year The soaring popularity of the Australian women’s soccer team after their semi-final run at this year’s Women’s FIFA World Cup has seen experts…

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Dr Denise Angelo awarded the Academy of the Social Sciences 2023 Paul Bourke Award for Early Career Research
19
Oct
2023

Dr Denise Angelo awarded the Academy of the Social Sciences 2023 Paul Bourke Award for Early Career Research

Congratulations to Dr Denise Angelo who has been awarded the Academy of the Social Sciences 2023 Paul Bourke Award for Early Career Research. Dr Angelo is ANU Research Fellow and recent ANU PhD…

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