| January |
21 |
Sumi Furiya
Union College
"Lucretius As a Reader of Lyric" |
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| *26 |
Edan Dekel
University of California, Berkeley
"Fighting Over Troy: The Aeneid, the Odyssey, and the Iliadic Aftermath "
*Wednesday |
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| 28 |
Mira Seo
Swarthmore College
"Aeneas ignotus: (Ef)facing the Tradition" |
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| February |
| 11 |
David Petrain
Harvard University
"Reconstructing Homer: Narrative Strategy and Epic Content in Early Imperial Stories of Troy" |
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| *16 |
Jacqueline Elliott
Columbia University
"The Voices of Ennius' Annales"
*Wednesday |
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18 |
Christofilis Maggidis Dickinson College
"Mycenae Abroad: Mycenaean Foreign Policy and the Theory of Overextension and Decline" |
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25 |
Paul Harvey
The Pennsylvania State University
"Pharisees to Rome: Narrative strategies in Josephus' vita and Luke-Acts" |
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| March |
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Alexander Simonenko, Institute of Archaeology, Ukrainian National Academy of Sciences
"The Graves of the Sarmatian Nobility of the Ukraine"
*Tuesday |
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| April |
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(Michels Lecture)
Deborah Boedeker
Brown University
"Greek Gods in Home and Heart?" |
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8 |
Bruce Frier
University of Michigan
"The Battle for Law" |
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*14 |
The Graduate Group in Archaeology, Classics and History of Art is proud to present a first in a series of Distinguished Scholar Lectures
Judith Butler, Maxine Elliot Professor of Rhetoric and Comparative Literature, University of California at Berkeley
"Torture and the Ethics of Photography"
*Thursday at 4:30 in Thomas Great Hall |
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| 15 |
Deborah Beck
Swarthmore College
"Art and Experience in the Odyssey and Aeneid" |
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*22 |
(C. Densmore Curtis Lecture)
Susan Alcock
University of Michigan
"Power Lunches in the Eastern Roman Empire"
*Time: 5:00 pm in Carpenter 21
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| September |
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17 |
Student Reports from fieldwork and programs abroad |
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| October |
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1 |
Danuta Shanzer
University of Illinois
“Sacrifice, Truth, and Consequences in Late Antiquity” |
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22 |
Martha Taylor
Loyola College of Maryland
“Thucydides' Sicilian Expedition" |
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29 |
Martha Malamud
SUNY Bufflalo
“A Spectacular Meal: Domitian's Banquet in Silvae 4.2”
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| November |
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Radcliffe Edmonds
Bryn Mawr College
“Who are You? Mythic Narrative and Identity in the 'Orphic' Gold Tablets” |
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John Wickersham
Ursinus College
“The Medieval Music of the Carmina Burana” |
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| December |
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*8 |
*Wednesday, December 8
Thomas Hall 224
Russell T. Scott
Bryn Mawr College
“Back to the Future: the Atrium Vestae All Over Again” |
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