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Classics alumni remember the Department's first Greek Play in 1953

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'People should be at the forefront of technology-related discussion' - Dr Zara Shabrina

'Humans are technical beings' - Professor Joanna Zylinska

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'Understanding capabilities and limitations of technology is critical' - Prof Nicolas S. Holliman

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'Technologies are the product of complex networks and communities' - Dr Anna Maerker

'Technology is not a fixed thing, it improves and changes over time' - Prof Nicolas S. Holliman

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Lecture 3. 'Westminster and the Wider World: The Reach & Impact of British Coronations'. 4 May 2023

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