Directory of Research and Expertise

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Research Summary and Profile

Research interests:

Classics

Research keywords:

Classics, Intellectual History, European History, Enlightenment Studies, german studies

Summary of research interests and expertise:

https://orcid.org/0000-0002-0207-5212

Publication Details

Related publications/articles:

Date	Details
10-Oct-2024	The Last Generation Review London Review of Books: 46.19 (10 October 2024) Review essay on Oswyn Murray's The Muse of History: The Ancient Greeks From the Enlightenment to the Present. Allen Lane, 2024.
23-May-2024	Greek and Roman Art, in Goethe in Context Chapters  ‘Greek and Roman Art’, in Charlotte Lee, ed., Goethe in Context. Cambridge University Press, Cambridge, 2024, pp. 141 – 149.
05-Mar-2023	'What do they know of cricket, who only cricket know?' Classical and colonial knowledge in C.L.R. James' Beyond a Boundary Journal articles Harloe, Katherine and Mathura Umachandran. "What Do They Know of Cricket, Who Only Cricket Know?": Classical and Colonial Knowledge in C. L. R. James' Beyond a Boundary." American Journal of Philology, vol. 143 no. 4, 2022, p. 567-595. Project MUSE, doi:10.1353/ajp.2022.0024. Abstract: Part sociological analysis of race and class in colonial Trinidad, part autobiographical Bildungsroman, Beyond a Boundary is the cricketing memoir of Trinidadian intellectual and anticolonial activist C. L. R. James (1901–1989). We argue that it offers a good site for thinking through the position of the racially minoritized intellectual entangled in neocolonial logics of cultural hierarchy and identification. We examine James' use of ironic narrative voice to instrumentalize the colonial values encoded in the "Spirit of Cricket." Beyond a Boundary therefore re-imagines the scope of knowledge-making, be it in cricket, art, or indeed Classics, beyond traditionally naturalized hierarchies of race and class.
01-Feb-2023	Thucydides. Introduction to the Folio Society Edition Chapters Folio’s fabulous limited edition of the first great military history has been expertly handbound in full-grain leather. Featuring illustrations by Nick Hayes and an exclusive introduction by Katherine Harloe...
02-Jan-2022	Leben in (Liebes-)Briefen. Lesarten von Winckelmanns Korrespondenz im langen 19. Jahrhundert Articles <p>Article in C. Keller and C. Schmaelze, eds, Archaeologien der Moderne. Winckelmann um 1900. Zeitschrift fuer Aesthetik und allgemeine Kunstwissenschaft Sonderheft 23 (2022), 91-111.</p>
01-Apr-2021	Sappho in the twentieth century and beyond Chapters With Barbara Goff, ‘Sappho in the twentieth century and beyond.’ In: Finglass, P. and Kelly, A., eds, The Cambridge Companion to Sappho. Cambridge University Press, Cambridge, 2021, pp. 400 – 417.
01-Apr-2021	Weavers and Profs Articles London Review of Books, 1 April 2021
01-Jan-2021	Winckelmann's reception in Great Britain Chapters ‘Winckelmann’s reception in Great Britain’, in Ortwin Dally, Maria Gazzetti, and Arnold Nesselrath, eds., Johann Joachim Winckelmann (1717-1768). Ein europäisches Rezeptionsphänomen/Fenomeno europeo della ricezione. Cyriacus. Studien zur Rezeption der Antike, 15. Michael Imhof (Winckelmann-Gesellschaft, Stendal), Petersberg, 2021, pp. 143-156.

Additional Publications

Research Projects & Supervisions

Research projects:

Details
Beyond 'Notability': Re-evaluating Women's Work in Archaeology, History and Heritage in Britain, 1870 - 1950 Institute of Classical Studies Project period: 01-Oct-2021 - 30-Sep-2024 Research interests: Classics, History

Current PhD topics supervised:

Dates	Details
From: 17-Sep-2023 Until:	The Classical Campus: Architecture and Privilege at New England Elite Boarding Schools PhD by distance, Institute of Classical Studies. Co-supervised with Dr Ruth Slatter, Institute of Historical Research.

Professional Affiliations

Professional affiliations:

Name	Activity
Society of Antiquaries of London
Royal Historical Society
Higher Education Academy

Relevant Events

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18-Jun-2023

Arts changing lives: building a community of practice around research and evaluation in participatory arts A collaboration between the School of Advanced Study and Chickenshed, an inclusive theatre company based in Enfield, is seeking to establish a community of practice based on knowledge exchange between arts and humanities researchers and community arts organisations.  The collaboration will explore how research can better support and integrate with participatory creative arts programmes and act as a catalyst for social and community change. The team have run a series of exploratory events aimed at strengthening understanding between the research and creative communities and exploring the scope for collaboration.  These events have involved thinking about what research is and how it might relate to community arts practice, and considering how evaluation might be made to work in ways more attuned to the values and ethos of participatory research and practice.

Consultancy & Media

Available for consultancy:

Yes

Media experience:

Yes

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