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ποΈ Classicist (Roman literature, civil war, emotion and trauma) π» Violinist π΄ Mum to Bish
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Marco Perale
7 days ago
Registration for
@hellenicsociety.bsky.social
and Roman Societies' next online course, with Professor Bruce Gibson, The Idea of Decline: Make Rome Great Again? is now open here:
www.hellenicandromanlibrary.org/Events/Event...
Wednesday 14, 21, 28 January, 4, 11 February, 6-7.30pm (UK time)
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Dr. Adeene Denton
27 days ago
The horrors persist but so do I, but also could the horrors like. slow down perhaps
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Had a thoroughly lovely time chatting all things Cicero, trauma, and civil war! Thanks very much for having me ππ»
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The very best view π
3 months ago
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Spent the weekend in the office to finish A Thing after a week with very little sleep. Now very tired, but also rather more excited about research than I had expected to be. Interesting π€
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Classics at Leeds
3 months ago
On 30 October will be welcoming Dr Elaine Sanderson
@elainam42.bsky.social
(Liverpool) for a research seminar on 'Re-Making Memories: Reading Trauma and Recovery in Ciceroβs Civil War Letters', 17:15-18:30 UK time. The talk will be hybrid (details in the thread). All very welcome to attend!
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Very tired, so much to do, please send coffee... π¬
3 months ago
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Sally-Anne Wherry
4 months ago
Oh for gods sake, we're asking about strikes again, at expense of the members, at a time when we really need to focus on so many other things. I suppose when you only have a hammer, everything looks like a nail. The perpetual, tedious cries for a strike really don't help at all
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Just magic to round off a day of writing playing chukkas with Bish again π It's been a long year of injuries and setbacks, but we made it just in time for the end of the season!
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Margot Finn
5 months ago
'Fewer graduates regret going to university than is widely assumed and the public have a more favourable view of universities than people imagine, according to new research.' 1/3
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Public vastly overestimate level of βgraduate regretβ, poll finds
New research highlights misconceptions about higher education, with people more positive about universities than is commonly realised
https://www.timeshighereducation.com/news/public-vastly-overestimate-level-graduate-regret-poll-finds
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We did a little thing! So proud of Bishy π
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Lauren Donovan Ginsberg
6 months ago
This is very bad. Although entirely predictable. Once more the humanities are being cut back to prop up STEM and, increasingly, AI investment (including at the expense of bench science). In the past, cuts to humanities were promoted on two separate logic streams that do not hold true: /1
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Back behind the best ears π
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Jenn π©·
6 months ago
You did and itβs ok. Good morning! π©·
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Bye Coimbra ππ» Thank you Sanne, Edward, and Pablo for organising a splendid panel, and to all fellow panelists for such engaging and inspiring discussions on a range of Greco-Roman historical narratives!
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6 months ago
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George Monbiot
6 months ago
How do you ensure a nation fails to cope with drought? Privatise its water system. Almost everyone wants our water renationalised. Almost everyone, that is, except the government. This week's column.
www.theguardian.com/commentisfre...
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High water bills, filthy rivers β and now drought. This is England's great artificial water crisis of 2025 | George Monbiot
In its refusal to nationalise water, itβs clear the government operates in the interests of private capital and not of the country, says Guardian columnist George Monbiot
https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2025/jul/17/water-bills-filthy-rivers-drought-water-crisis?CMP=Share_AndroidApp_Other
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Now in sunny Coimbra to think about textual engagement and reader experience in Greco-Riman historical narratives! βΊοΈ
#CCC2025
6 months ago
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Conference de-brief with Bishy after a lovely few days back up at
@staclassics.bsky.social
for
#CA2025
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Glen O'Hara
6 months ago
Decades of mechanistic talk about university degrees as if they were bundles of 'skills' and 'prep' are about to be proved completely wrong (obviously). Want to get a real boost? Do History or English.
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Looking forward to discussing fun things on silence in Latin lit tomorrow morning with
@nicolettabruno1288.bsky.social
,
@helenlovatt.bsky.social
, and
@lemonamarshall.bsky.social
!
#CA2025
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Emotions of Crisis workshop now underway at
@livancworlds.bsky.social
! Prof. Douglas Cairns of
@edinclassics.bsky.social
kicking off the day with the keynote: 'Between Anarchy and Despotism: Fear, Anxiety, and Their Antidotes in Greek Thought'
#EmotionsOfCrisis
6 months ago
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Posing for the camera > looking where you're meant to be going π
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julie gourinchas
7 months ago
"I asked ChatGPT" "I asked Grok" ok well I asked Gandalf and he said he has not passed through fire and death to bandy crooked words with a witless worm
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Delightful day of research things. Such a joy to have time to think π
7 months ago
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Off to Warwick to talk about some nice(ish) things in Lucan! Thanks for the invitation
@joewatstein.bsky.social
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Charlotte Lydia Riley
8 months ago
Men are extremely keen to explain to me that Britain *needs* a domestic steel production plant and doesn't necessarily *need* universities. Okay. Steel contributed about Β£1.7bn to the UK economy in 2024. Universities contributed more than Β£200bn.
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Pru
7 months ago
[falling down a cliff] parkourrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr
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Stick and balling at snail's pace. With obstacles π
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Dr Crom
8 months ago
ClassicsBluesky πΊπ§΅
#LatinForTheDay
β 28 May
#Seneca
βdum terra caelum media libratum feret, nitidusque certas mundus evolvet vices, numerusque harenis derit, et solem dies, noctem sequentur astra, dum siccas polus versabit Arctos, flumina in pontum cadent,...
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Gillian Gower, PhD
8 months ago
Wild when you consider it is likely cheaper to simply β¦ hire a human copy editor
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Dr Crom
8 months ago
ClassicsBluesky πΊπ§΅
#LatinForTheDay
β 25 May
#Seneca
βpost haec avari Ditis apparet domus. hic saevus umbras territat Stygius canis, qui trina vasto capita concutiens sono regnum tuetur. sordidum tabo caput lambunt colubrae, viperis horrent iubae longusque torta sibilat cauda draco....
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Alexandra Sills
8 months ago
Gary Linekar is better off without the muzzled BBC. Refusing to call this a genocide should be as unacceptable and illegal as Holocaust denial, the BBC are 100% complicit.
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Only allowed to do light work for the next few weeks, but it's great to be back in the saddle! π
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22 and fabulous, covered in Birthday dinner π€€
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Today, Monday isn't terrible.
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Kevin M. Kruse
8 months ago
Can't remember who said it, but using ChatGPT for your college essays is like using a forklift to move the weights around at the gym. It's the process that's important to your development, not the end product.
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David M. Perry
8 months ago
Handing over academic institutional leadership to a roving class of elite administrators, none remaining in place long, just climbing ladders and cashing checks β¦ was a mistake,
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Glen O'Hara
8 months ago
Guess how many permanent HE jobs there are in History in the entirety of the United Kingdom right now. Three: that's right, three. One at Oxford, one at Cambridge, one at UCL. We have got to totally change the way we still see PhD training and numbers.
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Explore the latest job opportunities including research and graduate jobs in History of Art, Philosophy, Theology, and Religious Studies on jobs.ac.uk's Historical and Philosophical Studies job page.
https://www.jobs.ac.uk/search/historical-and-philosophical-studies
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Lucan, Tacitus, and Dream Theater. Show me a better Monday, I'll wait... π
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The Classics Library
9 months ago
Roman cavalry horse cemetery found in Stuttgart β The History Blog πΊ
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#BlueskyClassics
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Roman cavalry horse cemetery found in Stuttgart β The History Blog
A 2nd century cemetery of horses from a Roman cavalry unit has been discovered in Stuttgart, southwest Germany. With more than 100 horses skeletons found there, it is the largest Roman cavalry horseβ¦
http://www.thehistoryblog.com/archives/72953
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Falling through pages of Martens on angels
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Special moment this afternoon π
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Keeping out of mischief βπ»
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Call for abstracts closes on Friday! The Emotions of Crisis: Ancient and Modern Concepts, Perspectives, and Solutions (an interdisciplinary workshop)
liverpool.ac.uk/archaeology-...
@livunihss.bsky.social
@livancworlds.bsky.social
@sotauol.bsky.social
9 months ago
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Bishy smoosh π
10 months ago
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Little serving of moretum for the intermediate Latinists this morning π
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Second day in a row that the sun's been up for my drive to work. Abercromby Square looking delightful at 0720 π
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