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Cleopatra at the breakfast table : why I studied Latin with my teenager and how I discovered the daughterland
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Cleopatra at the breakfast table : why I studied Latin with my teenager and how I discovered the daughterland
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"Cleopatra at the Breakfast Table is about storytelling in the digital age. Its a jaunty account of a single father, 55, and his daughter, 15, studying Grade 10 Latin together. The book explores the bustling life of teenaged girls, the expanding influence of technology, the peculiar logic of contemporary family life, and how fathers and daughters communicate, or fail to communicate, in the era of Facebook."--amazon.ca.
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Authors
O'Brien, Peter, 1957-
Subjects
Fathers and daughters.
Interpersonal communication and culture.
Education--Effect of technological innovations on.
Technological innovations--Social aspects.
Intergenerational relations.
Latin language--Study and teaching.
Language
English
Dimensions
23 cm.