I always wondered how conflicts were shown in the media overseas. This is because I used to watch the news and think about why we only got to see a certain perspective of the conflict. It usually is seen to make your own country...
Read MoreI know we began this course by saying we wouldn’t bring up war poets, and though I’d love to spare everyone the Dulce et decorum est, I feel like in order to understand the human aspect of conflict, we need to look to poetry....
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I may be biased, but the arts faculty…
Read MoreI have never read the bible. I went to Sunday school with my friend Sianne, but more for the singing and lollies than the content of the sermon. That’s why doing Theology is so interesting. I’m plunging into the Christian...
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In his lecture, Jeremy Armstrong made an interesting connection between the Mediterranean sea and...
Read MoreGreco-Roman history has always been remembered as a little gay – an accurate but slightly problematic fact that ignores the prevalent paedophilia rife in Ancient Greece and Rome. In the words of John Mulaney, “we don’t have time...
Read MoreAnd this popped up today. Critical thinking about images and to whom we give access is always...
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I’ve been grappling with one of the focus questions in last week’s session....
Read MoreCooking for Victory? This interview is a fascinating look at the role of Winston Churchill’s chef!...
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