It is spring outside as I write; we had managed a successful term with increasing numbers of events in person, and were looking forward to a summer term even closer to how things used to be.
A Greek dialect spoken in Mariupol hearkens back to its original settlers
John Shakespeare LVO CMG (Trinity) dreamt of being a don at Oxford but had a remarkable career as a diplomat
A joint research programme with Brussels is reconsidering Czech modernism
Contemporary African literature has much to offer as current research shows
As a major centre for Dante studies, Oxford played a leading role in last year’s celebrations
The Œuvres complètes de Voltaire, one of the most complex publishing projects ever, has been underway since 1967. Two of the editors look back on this great undertaking.
Might ‘Edible Lit Crit’ be a new trend launched this year in Oxford?
