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Kate Cook is a lecturer at King's College London, specializing in Greek culture and classics. She has completed her PhD at the University of Reading and has held posts at several prestigious institutions including the Universities of Manchester, Leeds, Durham, and St Andrews. Currently, she is a member of the Classics Gaming Collaborative AIMS steering group and contributes to the #WCCWiki Women's Classical Committee Wikipedia editing initiative. Her primary research areas include gender studies, language in Greek tragedy, classical reception, and the intersection of classical themes with video games. She is actively engaged in teaching Greek literature and culture and the classical reception of these themes. Kate regularly participates in podcasts and events focused on historical games studies, particularly regarding ancient world video games. Her selected publications include several edited volumes and articles exploring themes of gender and the role of women in classical narratives. She is known for her thoughtful analysis of historical themes applied to modern gaming contexts, aiming to foster a deeper understanding of cultural interactions across time.
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