Seminar
Ancient and Popular Reception of the Ancient Near East seminar
SOAS Bloomsbury, London, United Kingdom'Identifying the races of the ancient Near East: how European scholars in the 19th and early 20th centuries used ancient Egyptian representations of humans for racial classification', Dr Felix Wiedemann – Freie Universität Berlin
Naoise MacSweeney, ‘‘Classics in contemporary political discourse – a global vision?’
University of Reading Reading, United KingdomUniversity of Reading Classics Research Seminar Naoise Mac Sweeney (Leicester): ‘Classics in contemporary political discourse - a global vision?’ All seminars will take place in Edith Morley Building, room G25 and all will be followed by light refreshments in Edith Morley G40.
Christine Morris, ‘“Cretomania”: The Representation and Use of the Minoans in Modern Culture’
Maynooth University Maynooth, County Kildare, IrelandMaynooth University Department of Ancient Classics research seminar Dr Christine Morris (Trinity College Dublin) ‘“Cretomania”: The Representation and Use of the Minoans in Modern Culture’ John Hume Lecture Theatre 7 (Maynooth University, North Campus). All are most welcome to attend.
‘Antipodean Antigones’, Anastasia Bakogianni
University of Roehampton , United KingdomRoehampton and SW London Branch of the Classical Association Dr Anastasia Bakogianni (Massey University, New Zealand) Antipodean Antigones University of Roehampton, Howard Building Room 002. Please contact me at shushma.malik@roehampton.ac.uk with any queries.
Ancient and Popular Reception of the Ancient Near East seminar
SOAS Bloomsbury, London, United Kingdom'Displaying, hiding and replacing artefacts: on connecting the ancient and the modern Middle East in museums and public space', Dr Mirjam Brusius – German Historical Institute, London
Tom Phillips, ‘Shelley’s Plastic Hellenism’
University of Warwick CoventryThe Classics and Ancient History department at the University of Warwick is pleased to continue next term the Classical Connections Seminar Series, dedicated to exploring connections between Greek and Latin antiquity and different geographical and temporal contexts. Our next lecture in the series will be: Dr Tom Phillips (Manchester) Friday 11th January 2019 5pm-6pm OC 0.05 […]
Katherine Harloe, ‘Winckelmann’s love letters: epistolarity, sexuality and classical reception’
Classics Department, University of Durham 38 North Bailey, Durham, United KingdomDurham Departmental Research Seminar Everyone is welcome to attend our Departmental Research Seminar, which meets on Thursdays at 4pm in the Ritson Room, Department of Classics and Ancient History, 38 North Bailey (unless otherwise indicated), and is followed by a drinks reception. Please do not hesitate to contact me atalberto.rigolio@durham.ac.uk should you have any […]
Anactoria Clarke, ‘Patterns of Empire: Disrupting the Influence of the East in Victorian Reception’
University of LiverpoolUniversity of Liverpool Dept of Archaeology, Classics and Egyptology - Work in Progress Seminar The Arthur West Roome, 8-14 Abercromby Square Contact e.c.sanderson@liv.ac.uk
Katherine Harloe, ‘Winckelmann’s love letters: epistolarity, sexuality and classical reception’
University of Birmingham Edgbaston, Birmingham, United KingdomResearch seminar, Department of Classics, Ancient History and Archaeology at the University of Birmingham. Seminar starts at 4 pm, and takes place in the Museum (Room 305 in the Arts Building) Everyone is welcome!
Tom Phillips, ‘Unapprehended Relations: Shelley’s Antiquities’
University of Manchester Manchester, United KingdomManchester Classics Research Seminar You are cordially invited to attend our seminar series. Talks will take place on Thursdays in terms time at 5pm in room A101 in the Samuel Alexander Building. Drinks are served afterwards, and we also normally go to an informal dinner with the speaker.