Patrice Rankine (University of Richmond)
“Self, Nation, and the Body: Reflections on the Study of Classics in 21st Century America”
Friday, November 3 from 12pm-3pm (talk from 12-1:30, lunch from 1:30-2, workshop from 2-3).
Grant Parker (Stanford): The trouble with monuments
Friday October 6, 12-3pm (Phelps 401)
Dr. Alice Rio (Kings College, London) presents: “Slavery after Rome.”
Philologia sacra et profana explores the dialogue between sacred and secular in the history of philology and the development of the idiom of “source”, “original” and “authentic” between and across the fields of sacred and secular textual criticism.
Grant Parker (Stanford): The trouble with monuments Friday October 6, 12-3pm (Phelps 401)
The discipline of Classics stands at a curious crossroads in academia.
June 3 - 12: Sixteen Archaia students and faculty travel to southern Italy to explore the ancient and medieval city.
