Seminar
Juliette Harrisson, ‘Greek and Roman Warfare in Terry Pratchett’s Discworld’
University of LiverpoolLiverpool Classics and Ancient History Research Seminar Seminar Room 10, Rendall Building, University of Liverpool. Please direct any inquiries to me (benjamin.cartlidge@liverpool.ac.uk).
Patrice Rankine, ‘Classical Texts and Contemporary Images: American African Problems’
University of Warwick CoventryWarwick Classical Connections Seminar Series
Svetlana Yefimenko, ‘Tolstoy’s Homer: Epic in Russian Literature’
University of Leeds Leeds, United KingdomUniversity of Leeds Classics Research Seminar All papers will be in the Michael Sadler Building room 1.01 (search here for directions: https://www.leeds.ac.uk/campusmap) and begin at 5 pm, except Classical Association meetings, for which talks begin at 5.30 (with tea from 5).
Elena Theodorakopoulos, ‘‘Classical reception in the poetry and prose of Laura Riding: “the ever-dissolving image of deceptively tranquil antiquity”’
University of Bristol Bristol, United KingdomUniversity of Bristol Dept of Classics and Ancient History Research Seminar Seminars are held at 3.30 until 5 in Senate House 3.10, followed by drinks and dinner to which all are invited.
Ross Clare, ‘The case against studying popular culture as ‘history’’
University of LiverpoolLiverpool Classics and Ancient History Research Seminar Seminar Room 10, Rendall Building, University of Liverpool Please direct any inquiries to me (benjamin.cartlidge@liverpool.ac.uk).
Elena Theodorakopoulos, ”Helen’s Faces’: Women and Classics in the 20th century’
Newman University Bartley Green, Birmingham, United KingdomNewman University research seminar Research seminars take place at 5pm in room DW111 (this room is near Reception, opposite Starbucks!) This paper explores women’s reception of Greek and Latin literature in modern and contemporary literature. The title quotation is taken from one of two important poems about Helen of Troy by the poet and […]
Margaret Malamud, ‘Figuring Classical Heroism: African American Uses of Antiquity in the Fight for Emancipation and Social Justice’
University of Nottingham Nottingham, United KingdomThe Department of Classics and Archaeology at the University of Nottingham is pleased to announce the following research seminars for the Spring Semester. Seminars take place at 5 p.m. on Tuesdays in Room A3 of the Humanities Building on the University Park Campus (55 on the map here https://www.nottingham.ac.uk/sharedresources/documents/mapuniversitypark.pdf). There are drinks afterwards and all are welcome. […]
Margaret Malamud, ‘Figuring Classical Heroism: African American Uses of the Classical Tradition’
Royal Holloway University of London Egham, United KingdomNo advance booking is required for seminars, and all are welcome to attend. For further information, please contact liz.gloyn@rhul.ac.uk or ahuvia.kahane@rhul.ac.uk at the Centre for the Reception of Greece and Rome, RHUL.
Adam Lecznar, ‘Dionysus after Nietzsche: the birth of tragedy in twentieth-century literature and thought’
Classics Faculty, Cambridge Sidgwick Avenue, Cambridge, United KingdomCambridge Classical Reception Seminar Series (CCRSS) Room 1.02, Faculty of Classics Sidgwick Avenue, Cambridge
Michael Okyere Asante (Stellenbosch) “Facing Reality: The Future of “African Classics” from a Ghanaian Perspective”
University of Warwick CoventryClassical Connections Seminar Series, University of Warwick