The Yale Interdisciplinary Working Group for the Study of Antiquity will host its next round of presentations on Thursday, Feb. 11th at 3:30 pm in Phelps 207.
The Department of Classics will host Professor Victoria Rimell (Sapienza Universitá di Roma) for a talk on “Senecan Rectitude: Bending the Rules” on Thursday, February 11th at 5:30 pm in Phelps Hall, Room 407. Reception to follow.
The Department of Classics will host Professor James Rives of UNC College of Arts and Sciences for a talk on “Animal Sacrifice and the Authority of the Roman Emperor” on Friday, February 5th at noon, as part of the ongoing colloquium on conflict and reconciliation in the ancient world.
The Working Group for Ancient Philosophy is pleased to announce its first event of the Spring semester with Allison Glasscock’s presentation.
Title: “Learning Unlimited: A new reading of the geometry lesson in the Meno”
“Wa/Kan Literacy and the Anthology”
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“Traditional Book Culture”
Natalie Zemon Davis will deliver a lecture to the Judaic Studies Program on Tuesday, May 3rd, 2016 at 12pm.
Natalie Zemon Davis will speak to the Jewish History Colloquium on Monday, May 2nd, 2016 at 1:30 pm.
Professor P.J. Rhodes will present the next installment of the Classics Department’s year long colloquium on the theme of Reconciliation on Friday, April 29th at 12:00 pm with a talk entitled, “Reconciliation in Athens in 403 BC.”
Please join us for Greco-Roman Lunch on Monday, April 18 at 12:15pm. Michael Beth Dinkler will present on “Building Character on the Road to Emmaus: Characterization, Narrative Form, and Luke’s ‘Paper People’”