Video games have become a significant and influential part of mainstream culture. Consequently, historical game studies have rapidly evolved into a new field of study over the last two decades. The objective of this conference is to direct attention towards two aspects of video games that have received comparatively little scholarly attention; firstly, the representations… Continue reading So(cially) Ancient! Representing Ancient and Early Medieval Social, Ethnic and Religious Realities in Video Games
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2 events,Finnish Institute at Athens 22-23 October 2026 Please find the conference programme below. It is also available on the conference web page https://lukkarij.wixsite.com/socially-ancient. Participation is possible both in Athens and on Zoom. Due to limited seating capacity at the conference venue, we kindly encourage you to participate remotely. The seats will be primarily reserved for… Continue reading So(cially) Ancient! Representing Ancient and Early Medieval Social, Ethnic and Religious Realities in Video Games |
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2027 will be the 30th anniversary of the publication of Tales from Ovid. Twenty-four Passages from the Metamorphoses by the Poet Laureate Ted Hughes. Tales from Ovid was immediately acclaimed and was Whitbread Book of the Year 1997 and winner of the WHSmith Literary Award in 1998. It is recognised as a landmark publication both… Continue reading CfP: Ted Hughes’ “Tales from Ovid”, Thirty Years On |
1 event,Bryn Mawr College, April 16–17, 2027 Co-organizers: Asya Sigelman (Classics) and Margaret Strair (German Studies) Keynote speakers: Barbara Graziosi (Princeton University) and Azade Seyhan (Bryn Mawr College) The rapid integration of generative AI in everyday life brings renewed urgency to fundamental questions about human creativity: what constitutes the human act of writing, and how does… Continue reading CfP: Literary Reception and Human Creativity in the Age of AI |