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Sharon Marshall is an Associate Professor in the Department of Classics and Ancient History at the University of Exeter, specializing in Latin and Greek literature with particular emphasis on Roman epic and its reception in Early Modern France, alongside pioneering work in inclusive Classics education pedagogy.
Education
- Undergraduate: French and Latin, University of Exeter
- PhD: Classics and Ancient History, University of Exeter (2011). Thesis: 'The Aeneid and the Illusory Authoress: Truth, fiction and feminism in Hélisenne de Crenne’s Eneydes'.
Research Interests
Professor Marshall's scholarship bridges classical philology and contemporary educational theory. Her foundational work examines gendered translation practices in 16th-century France, while recent research focuses on dismantling barriers in Classics education through projects like 'Modern perspectives on ancient languages' (2023), which applies dyslexic cognitive strategies to Latin pedagogy. She integrates gender studies, book history, and reception theory to explore how ancient texts inform modern identity and inclusive teaching frameworks.
Scientific Awards
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Advising and Grants
Professor Marshall supervises student research through Creative Interpretative Project and Applied Classics modules, though specific advisees are unlisted. She secured University of Exeter Education Incubator funding for her 2023 collaborative project with Dr. Giacomo Fedeli on dyslexic thinking skills in Latin instruction, demonstrating her commitment to evidence-based educational innovation.
Research Teams
She co-leads educational research initiatives with colleagues like Dr. Giacomo Fedeli and maintains active collaboration with the Classical Association's Teaching Board, driving national efforts to modernize Classics curricula and expand school-level outreach programs.
