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Miguel Angelo Andriolo Mangini
PhD candidate in Classics at Trinity College Dublin researching the style of Virgil's Georgics
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Oct 1, 2026
Early Career Researcher Video Showcase
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4:50Can you explain, like, where you began and how you got to where you ended up?
4:57
Thank you, Christina, for directing all of this, for being our guide and coming up with the idea.
5:05
Um, you know, Patrick was talking about ways in which we can, uh, convey our research or, in my case, more like, uh, the topic of my research, the thing I study, um, to the world and so on and so on.
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I didn't, uh, fancy, uh, explaining, uh, and so on and so on.
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Uh, because I study a poem, and that poem is or was written by Virgil, Virgilius in Latin, um, I decided to, in a way, act it out and to convey the thoughts and, you might say, emotions that are present in that poem, which is about agriculture, but about so much more.
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21:20Michael McLaughlinGUEST
And I think for me, my being in the video and those, uh, commentaries that I, I made shone a light on that bit that I hadn't necessarily expected or certainly hadn't appreciated until watching it today.