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Translating Greek Tragedy in 16th-century Europe
St Hilda's College, Oxford Oxford, United KingdomSt Hilda’s College (Oxford) - Vernon Harcourt Room (APGRD, La Réunion and St Hilda’s) Programme: 10.00-10.30 Registration and Coffee (Vernon Harcourt Room) 10.30-11.00 Welcome from Fiona Macintosh and the organizers; presentation of APGRD Translating Ancient Drama project by Cécile Dudouyt 11.00-12.00 Southern Europe I – Chair: Sarah Knight (Leicester) Elia Borza (Université Catholique de Louvain) – Neo-Latin Sophocles; an Overview […]
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 […]
An Evening With Catullus and Vergil
The Poetry Cafe 22 Betterton Street, LondonCome join Sad Press as we celebrate the publication of two stunning new translations, Roz Kaveney's CATULLUS and Adam Roberts' WODWO VERGIL. Tickets: £5 (£3 unwaged), paid on the door, which may be redeemed on the night against purchase of either book or another Sad Press title. The venue is equipped with a lift and […]
Martin Revermann, ‘Translation Prefaces’
Classics Faculty, University of Oxford 66 St Giles', Oxford, United KingdomMartin Reverman, ‘Translation and Performance’
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.
Homer Today
Senate House, University of London Malet Street, LondonInterested in hearing about all the latest developments in research and interpretations of the Iliad and Odyssey? Martha Kearney will chair a panel of experts as they discuss their most recent findings and the current trends in reading Homer. A reception in the Hellenic and Roman Library will follow. Nicoletta Momigliano (Bristol University) will explore […]
Henry Stead, ‘Comrade Catullus: the translation practice of Jack Lindsay’
Classics Faculty, University of Oxford 66 St Giles', Oxford, United KingdomThe Michaelmas Seminar Series, 'Classics and Poetry Now', is co-convened by the APGRD and Lorna Hardwick's Classics and Poetry Now Research Group.
Henry Stead, ‘Left in Translation: The Curious Case of Jack Lindsay and Catullus’
University of St Andrews St Andrews, United KingdomSt Andrews Research Seminar All seminars take place in Swallowgate S11, 4.05pm Fridays, unless otherwise marked. All welcome!
Philip Ford Annual Postgraduate Day: Neo-Latin and the Vernacular
The Warburg Institute Woburn Square, LondonThe Society for Neo-Latin Studies is holding its annual Philip Ford Postgraduate Day in London on 20th March 2020. The focus of the event will be Neo-Latin and the vernacular. There will be an interactive session on bilingual writing/self-translation in the early modern period led by Dr Sara Miglietti and a talk by Professor Ingrid […]
CFP: Early Modern Translations and the Classics. Deadline November 30th 2023
Princeton UniversityThe conference, sponsored by the University of Oxford and Princeton University, will be held 8-9 March 2024 at Princeton University. Dr. Gail Trimble, Professor of Classical Languages and Literature at Trinity College, Oxford, is the keynote speaker. Dr. Trimble writes on Latin poetry and literary form and is completing a new commentary on Catullus 64 […]