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The Reception Desk

A. M. O'Neill

Semi-regular essays about classical reception(s) from a classicist who thinks we probably shouldn't do classics any more.

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    Dublin-based PhD researcher who thinks (& sometimes writes) a lot about fascism, classics, classical reception, and how to do anti-fascist classical reception.

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