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CLASSICS 2004-05 CALENDAR
| September 2004 |
Wednesday,
September 29
4:30 pm
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Lecture
"Changing Shapes: Ovid as Entertainer"
David Raeburn
New College, Oxford
Location: 161 East Pyne |
| October 2004 |
Tuesday,
October 12
4:30 pm
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Lecture
"What is 'Classical' about Classical Antiquity?"
James I. Porter
University of Michigan
Visiting Professor Princeton University, Fall 2004
Location: 161 East Pyne |
Tuesday,
October 19
4:30 pm
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Lecture
"'Vast but obedient': Achaemenid Persia and the British
Empire"
Tom Harrison
University of Liverpool
Location: 161 East Pyne |
| November 2004 |
Thursday,
November 4
4:30 p.m.
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Lecture
"Seneca Writes Metaphysics or Translating
Ethics in Letter 58"
Erik Gunderson
Ohio State University
Location: 161 East Pyne |
Tuesday,
November 16
12:00 p.m. Noon
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Lecture
"Translating Homeric Song"
Rodney Merrill
Location: 161 East Pyne
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Wednesday,
November 17
4:30 p.m.
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Lecture
"Waiting to be Roman:The rhythms of the nundinae"
James Ker
University of Pennsylvania
Location: 161 East Pyne
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| December 2004 |
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Sunday,
December
05
4:30-6:30
p.m.
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Lecture
and Panel Discussion of
Oliver Stone's "Alexander"
"Alexander
the Great Between
Fact and Fiction"
Robin
Lane Fox
Oxford
University
Historical Consultant
for the Film 'Alexander-Inside Stories'
Panelists:
Miguel
Centeno, Princeton University
Jeremy McInerney, University
of Pennsylvania
Michael Flower, Princeton University
Location: McCosh 10 |
| February 2005 |
Wednesday 2nd
4:30 pm
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Lecture
"Virgil's Sacred Duo: Phaedrus' Speech and Aeneid IX "
Dr. Robert Wardy
The University of Cambridge
Location: 161 East Pyne |
Thursday 10th
4:30 pm
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Lecture
"Race, Blood, and Reproduction: Ideologies of Citizenship
in Democratic Athens"
Susan Lape
Research Associate, Department of Classics
University
of Southern California
Location: 161 East Pyne |
Wednesday 16th
4:30 pm
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Lecture
"Falling into Time in the Iliad"
Alex Purves
Assistant Professor of Classics
University
of California, Los Angeles
Location: 161 East Pyne |
Monday 21st
4:30 pm
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Lecture
"The Afterlife of Wounds in Euripides' Heracles"
Brooke Holmes
Department of Comparative Literature,
Graduate
Fellow, Center for Human Values
Princeton
University
Location: 161 East Pyne |
Tuesday 22nd
5:30 pm
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Lecture
"In Search of the
'Last' of the Phoenicians"
Sharon C. Herbert
University of Michigan
Location: 010 East
Pyne
Co-sponsor,
The Archaeological Institute of America
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Thursday 24th
4:30 pm
|
Lecture
"Homer and Beyond:
Aristarchus, Alexandrian Scholarship & Plato"
Francesca Schironi
Assistant Professor of the Classics
Harvard University
Location:
Moved to 103 Chancellor Green!
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| March 2005 |
Thursday 3rd
4:30 pm
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Lecture
"From Popular Sovereignty to the Sovereignty of Law:
Law, Politics, and Citizenship in Early Fourth-Century Athens"
Victoria Wohl
Ancient Greek Literary and Cultural History
Ohio State University
Location:
Moved to 103 Chancellor Green! |
Monday 7th
Noon-1:30 pm
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Brown
Bag Discussion
"How
to Read an Oracle"
Michael Wood ~ Department of Comparative Literature,
Prineton University
Michael
Flower ~ Department of Classics, Princeton University
Daryn
Lahoux ~ Institute for Advanced Study
Location:
161 East Pyne |
Thursday 10th
4:30 pm
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Lecture
"Poetic
Ends: Statius, Silvae 3.2 and 3.5."
Carole Newlands
Professor of Classics
University of Wisconsin
Location: Moved
to 103 Chancellor Green!
Co-sponsor, The Program
in the Ancient World |
Thursday 24th
4:30 pm
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Prentice Lecture
"Reading Martial: Epigram, Book and World"
Dr. William Fitzgerald
University Lecturer
University of Cambridge, Gonville and Caius
Location: 106 McCormick
Hall |
| April 2005 |
Tuesday 19th
4:30 pm
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Faber Lecture
"The appearance of democratic ideology in
classical Athens"
Robin Osborne
Professor of Ancient History
University of Cambridge, King's College
Location: 101 McCormick
Hall
Co-sponsor,
The Council of the Humanities |
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