Tuesday, 30 November 2021

Autism and classical myth: now on video...

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As I've mentioned a few times this autumn, students I'm teaching for a module on classical myth are blogging as their assessment for...
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Monday, 15 November 2021

Neurodiverse Classics: constructive connections

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I write with news: this blog's topic will be on the programme of next April's Classical Association conference !  Back in the summer...
Monday, 1 November 2021

Gods are strange...

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Like my previous few postings this autumn, the current one responds to the most recent topic on the Myths and Mythology module I am currentl...
Friday, 15 October 2021

What I've found out today about the gender in the middle with implications for autism and myth

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As I have mentioned previously, each week (or so...) this term, I am planning to do what I'm asking students on a mythology module I...
Friday, 8 October 2021

Myth, community, autism and getting going...

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As I mentioned in the previous posting, the blogging I am planning this term is linked with a module I am teaching, on Fridays, on classical...
Monday, 4 October 2021

Myths, rainbow, nature, Hercules...

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On Friday I taught the first class for Myths and Mythology, a module that has been at the heart of the classical syllabus at Roehampton duri...
Monday, 9 August 2021

'Sounds like being autistic': how the 'classical tradition', especially myths of Hercules, resonates with autism - next month at King's College London, via zoom...

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 I've just noted that the previous posting I made is dated exactly a month ago - I didn't plan such a gap, but have been caught up w...