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2024 Other Outputs Who was Narcissus?Johnson, Marguerite (2024, 01 31). Who was Narcissus? The Conversation |
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2023 Other Outputs A very Australian scandalHebblethwaite, Phil (2023). A very Australian scandal. London, United Kingdom: BBC Radio. |
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2023 Other Outputs Contaminations, revisions, reinventions: how cultures, ancient and modern, have influenced each otherJohnson, Marguerite (2023, 09 17). Contaminations, revisions, reinventions: how cultures, ancient and modern, have influenced each other The Conversation |
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2023 Other Outputs ‘I gave birth but did not bring a child to life’: for millenia, women expressed their pain through a belief in demonic, female monstersJohnson, Marguerite (2023, 07 04). ‘I gave birth but did not bring a child to life’: for millenia, women expressed their pain through a belief in demonic, female monsters The Conversation |
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2022 Other Outputs What is a goblin?Johnson, Marguerite (2022, 12 14). What is a goblin? The Conversation |
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2021 Other Outputs Friday essay: rethinking the myth of Daphne, a woman who chooses eternal silence over sexual assaultJohnson, Marguerite and Koosmen, Tanika (2021, 06 24). Friday essay: rethinking the myth of Daphne, a woman who chooses eternal silence over sexual assault The Conversation |
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2021 Other Outputs Friday essay: why Rosaleen Norton, ‘the witch of Kings Cross’, was a groundbreaking bohemianJohnson, Marguerite (2021, 02 04). Friday essay: why Rosaleen Norton, ‘the witch of Kings Cross’, was a groundbreaking bohemian The Conversation |
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2020 Other Outputs Santa was a lady once — is it time to bring her back?Johnson, Marguerite (2020, 12 07). Santa was a lady once — is it time to bring her back? The Conversation |
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2020 Other Outputs Scarabs, phalluses, evil eyes — how ancient amulets tried to ward off diseaseJohnson, Marguerite (2020, 09 15). Scarabs, phalluses, evil eyes — how ancient amulets tried to ward off disease The Conversation |
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2019 Other Outputs Hidden women of history: Neaera, the Athenian child slave raised to be a courtesanJohnson, Marguerite (2019, 12 03). Hidden women of history: Neaera, the Athenian child slave raised to be a courtesan The Conversation |
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2019 Other Outputs Why Dorothy’s red shoes deserve their status as gay icons, even in changing timesJohnson, Marguerite and Bennett, James (2019, 03 12). Why Dorothy’s red shoes deserve their status as gay icons, even in changing times The Conversation |
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2018 Other Outputs Spells, charms, erotic dolls: love magic in the ancient MediterraneanJohnson, Marguerite (2018, 06 26). Spells, charms, erotic dolls: love magic in the ancient Mediterranean The Conversation |
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2018 Other Outputs ‘Treatments’ as torture: gay conversion therapy’s deep roots in AustraliaJohnson, Marguerite and Bennett, James (2018, 05 02). ‘Treatments’ as torture: gay conversion therapy’s deep roots in Australia The Conversation |
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2018 Other Outputs Mary Beard and the long tradition of women being told to shut upJohnson, Marguerite (2018, 04 05). Mary Beard and the long tradition of women being told to shut up The Conversation |
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2018 Other Outputs Guide to the classics: Sappho, a poet in fragmentsJohnson, Marguerite (2018, 02 12). Guide to the classics: Sappho, a poet in fragments The Conversation |
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2017 Other Outputs Elite companions, flute girls and child slaves: sex work in ancient AthensJohnson, Marguerite (2017, 12 20). Elite companions, flute girls and child slaves: sex work in ancient Athens The Conversation |
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2017 Other Outputs The grim reality of the brothels of PompeiiJohnson, Marguerite (2017, 12 13). The grim reality of the brothels of Pompeii The Conversation |
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2017 Other Outputs Friday essay: why grown-ups still need fairy talesJohnson, Marguerite (2017, 11 23). Friday essay: why grown-ups still need fairy tales The Conversation |
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2017 Other Outputs Curious Kids: Are zombies real?Johnson, Marguerite (2017, 07 11). Curious Kids: Are zombies real? The Conversation |
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2017 Other Outputs The truth about the Amazons – the real Wonder WomenJohnson, Marguerite (2017, 05 29). The truth about the Amazons – the real Wonder Women The Conversation |
