Introduction
Welcome to the fourth issue of The Oxford Polyglot
Introduction
Welcome to the second issue of The Oxford Polyglot.
The most recent episode of the BBC's much-loved history of art programme "Fake or Fortune", presented by MML graduate Fiona Bruce and gallery owner Philip Mould, centred on a picture by a Scottish painter, Katherine Read (1723-1778).
Delighted to present our new Masters in Creative Translation to the All Party Parliamentary Group for Modern Languages at Westminster with Charlotte Ryland who presented the amazing progress of the Anthea Bell Translation Prize and QTE.
Professor Catriona Seth is one of the experts who is interviewed as part of BBC Select's new series of "Queens that changed the world".
Ève Morisi, Professor of Literatures in French and Political Humanities, was recently interviewed by the BBC World Service about the National Library of France's acquisition of the complete archives of Albert Camus (1913-1960), one of most prominent write
The first full-scale production on the stage at the Schwarzman Centre for the Humanities is Headlong’s radical reimagining of Karel Čapek’s ‘robot play’, R.U.R., which was first performed in 1920 and brought Czech literature to the world.
Professor Catriona Seth was Andrew McGregor's 'expert guest' for BBC Radio 3's broadcast of "The Marriage of Figaro" from the Royal Opera House Covent Garden.