Dr Eleanor OKell currently lectures at Durham University in Greek
Tragedy with Literary Theory, with a view to developing the skills set
of second year undergraduates. In 2008 she completed her PGCHE and
became a Fellow of the Higher Education Acade
...MoreDr Eleanor OKell currently lectures at Durham University in Greek
Tragedy with Literary Theory, with a view to developing the skills set
of second year undergraduates. In 2008 she completed her PGCHE and
became a Fellow of the Higher Education Academy. Her disciplinary
research interests include Greek Tragedy and Reception and her
pedagogical research interests are particularly focused on the creation
of 'safe but challenging' learning environments. She is also the
Academic Co-ordinator of the History, Classics and Archaeology Subject
Centre, which she joined in 2006, after five years lecturing experience
in Classics at Leeds, Nottingham and Manchester and a PhD from Exeter
for demonstrating the means by which Sophoclean tragedy taught Athenian
citizenship.
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