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University of Oxford
The University of Oxford through its Department for Continuing Education offered a weekly course over two months on Plato’s Atlantis commencing in January 2017, for a fee of £195. The course had a comprehensive programme beginning with Plato, Greek myths, Plato’s text, how the Atlantis story was viewed after Plato until the present and ending with a review of today’s search for and possible location of Atlantis.
The lecturer was Stephen P. Kershaw, a specialist in Greek mythology[1407] , who was due to have A Brief History of Atlantis published as a Kindle book[1410] in September 2017.