The E-Seminar
About the E-Seminar

2009-2010
Conference ESeminar
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Copyright Notice

 

2007-2008

This extended session celebrates the first 10 years of the life of the seminar.

In this series we shall explore themes arising from the way in which classical receptions of various kinds reach out to different audiences and subject areas .

 

November	Young Antigone: An essay of auto-analysis Martina Treu, IULM University, Milan, Italy
	Members' response and author's final response
December	Socrates in American Life: WWII and the Cold War S. Sara Monoson, Departments of Political Science and Classics, Northwestern University, Evanston, IL USA
	This seminar topic was further developed by the author and is now available as an article in Classical Receptions Journal (May 2011)
January	Euripides Bound: Hal Duncan's use of Greek tragedy, Antony Keen, The Open University, UK
	Members' response and author's final response	No response
March/April	Fleshing out the gaps: Sappho on stage at The Stork Jane Griffiths, Monash University, Australia
	Members' response and author's final response
May	Venizelos' Thucydides: Historicizing Translation Emily Greenwood, St. Andrews University, Scotland
	Members' response and author's final response