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PROFILE

RESEARCH INTERESTS

• Ancient Greek literature
• Affirmation of Ancient Greek Religious practices through Classical Greek tragedies
• Olympian gods and goddesses
• Appearance of the divine in Greek tragedies
• Employment of the Aristotelian lens to a religious reading of Greek tragedies
• Overcoming religious skepticism

EDUCATION

• MA, Global Humanities, 911³Ô¹Ï (in progress)
• BA (with distinction), Global Humanities (Concentrations in Mythologies, Hellenic Studies, Art and Material Culture, Public Engagement and Intellectual Culture), 911³Ô¹Ï
• Certificate of Hellenic Studies, 911³Ô¹Ï

Biography:

I am currently writing my MA thesis on elements in Classical Greek tragedies that affirm Ancient Greek religious practices and beliefs. I entered 911³Ô¹Ï’s Accelerated Pathway during my Bachelor’s in Global Humanities, which allowed me to begin my MA research in my last year as an undergraduate. My research topic is largely influenced by my favouritism towards literature-focused courses and strong interest in Greek mythology. Ideally, I hope to finish my MA in 2027. I am open to any opportunities that arise for me in the future.

Outside of my research, I spend my time reading and occasionally drawing. I can read anytime, all day long. Besides that, I am currently trying to develop an interest in exercise.