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'Men are from Mars, Women are from Venus'

By Jovian Wendy Haines asks why writers have such a problem with characters of the opposite sex, and gives some well-deserved points to George R.R. Martin… A few years ago I had the pleasure of attending a Q&A with comedic Read more…

By Wendy Haines, 12 years18 July, 2013 ago
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Misusing Myth, Part 4

Hello. It’s Woody again, so grab your most scholarly hat and get ready to learn a few more things in this the fourth part in my series on “misusing” myth! I’m excited about this part of the series because I Read more…

By Alexander Woodward, 12 years11 July, 2013 ago
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Equal Rights: Liberation or Western Imposition?

Is the struggle for equal rights about more than just liberation? Is it a matter of cultural imposition? By Jove Artistic Director David Bullen takes a look…   The past few months have been a series of bitter blows and Read more…

By David Bullen, 12 years ago
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Curses! What They Mean and Why This Matters

By Jove! associate Rob Wallis attempts an exploration of the etymology of the English language’s most popular swear words and how they reflect on contemporary society…   Is there anything as indicative of a society’s attitudes as how they swear? Read more…

By Guest Contributor, 12 years27 June, 2013 ago
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“Misusing” Myth: Part 3

In this third part of his ongoing series on the historical uses and abuses of myth, Alexander Woodward, one of our in-house classicists, here addresses the Golden Age of Latin Poetry.   Hello. It’s Woody again, so we’re returning to Read more…

By Alexander Woodward, 12 years20 June, 2013 ago
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A Word on Howarth and Hysteria

In response to the ever-revolving media circus on politics this week, our artistic director  has a quick message for those concerned by the claims of Gerald Howarth and co…   Hysteria is a word derived from the ancient Greek term Read more…

By David Bullen, 12 years ago
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Is Being Gay Really So Unnatural?

By Jove Artistic Director David Bullen takes on one of the big myths of homophobia and asks, ‘is being gay really so unnatural?’ And, if it is…is that such a bad thing?   One of the fall-back arguments you often Read more…

By David Bullen, 12 years ago
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“Misusing” Myth: Part 2

In the second part of his on-going series on the uses of myth throughout history, By Jovian Alexander Woodward takes us back to where it all began…   Hello, I’m Woody – welcome back to my mini-series on some of the Read more…

By Alexander Woodward, 12 years2 May, 2013 ago
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A Game of Icons

Today’s all but state funeral for Margaret Thatcher (hopefully) brings some closure on furious public debate as to her legacy. By Jove Artistic Director David Bullen takes a look at some of the various iterations of Thatcher that have appeared over the years…   Read more…

By David Bullen, 12 years17 April, 2013 ago
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From Book to Myth: The Boy Who Wouldn’t Grow Up

This week, By Jove researcher and performer Nicole Savin takes a look at a modern day British legend that is currently the hot topic in London’s West End…   John Logan’s new play, Peter and Alice opened two weeks ago Read more…

By Nicole Savin, 12 years10 April, 2013 ago

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