Mythology in popular culture
Dr Liz Hale is keen to hear from classical enthusiasts of all ages as part of her research into how children's culture is inspired by classical antiquity.
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Stories from the Stolen Generation
Dr Lorina Barker's four year study responds to the longstanding desire of the Aboriginal community to have these experiences recorded.
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Adaptations
While textual transformation is an integral part of the media landscape, adaptations are enriching our relationship with classic fiction, as Dr Yvonne Griggs's work has highlighted.
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Rethinking the Reformation
Prof. Thomas Fudge’s research elaborates on the significance of the Hussite movement in rethinking the origins of the European Reformations.
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