Diversity and the study of antiquity in higher education perspectives from North America and Europe / edited by Daniel Libatique and Fiona McHardy.

SeriesClassics in and out of the academy
Contents Introduction : diversity and the study of antiquity in higher education / Daniel Libatique and Fiona McHardy -- Affectionate ties : the discipline of the classics and the college or university mission / Patrice Rankine -- Digging deeper : towards a more inclusive archaeology of the ancient Mediterranean / Nadhira Hill -- 'Classics beyond whiteness' : race and antiracism in departmental curriculum / T.H.M. Gellar-Goad and Caitlin Hines -- Race, Roman law courts, and the colonized subject : teaching Cicero's Pro fonteio / Denise McCoskey -- A classical studies pedagogy for the future : an introspective look / Eleni Bozia -- Looking up, looking online : gender, representation, and bias in classics / Victoria Leonard -- 'Biting the hand that feeds you'? Responding to racialisation in UK classics / Samuel Agbamu -- Teaching visual/material culture and museums in terms of disability access / Ellen Adams -- 'Reaching out with Eurydice' : the myth and voice initiative / Efi Spentzou -- Inclusive classics and pedagogy : teachers, academics and students in conversation / Barbara Goff and Alexia Petsalis-Diomidis -- Embedding diversity in classics teachers' training : a case study at a Greek university / Marisa Fountopoulou and Effrosyni Kostara.
Bibliography noteIncludes bibliographical references and index.
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Issued in other formPrint version: Diversity and the study of antiquity in higher education Abingdon, Oxon ; New York, NY : Routledge, 2023 9781032235127
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