Medieval History
CELTIC CONFERENCE IN CLASSICS - first notice
The next Celtic Conference in Classics, the fifth, will be at University College Cork, 9-12 July 2008 (Wednesday-Saturday). All are welcome.
The panels (provisionally) are to be:
` "Aristocracy" and Social Mobility in Antiquity'
Chairs: Nick Fisher (Cardiff) and Hans van Wees (London)
`New Approaches to Greek Comedy'
Chair: Keith Sidwell (Cork)
`Les femmes et la religion dans le monde gre/co-romain'
Pre/sidants: Pierre Brule/ (Rennes II), Ve/ronique Mehl (Lorient)
?Authority and Authenticity in Ancient Narrative? - a KYKNOS panel.
Chairs: John Morgan (Swansea), Mirjam Plantinga (Lampeter), Ian Repath (Swansea)
`Vision and Power: The Theory, Practice and Representation of Viewing in Ancient Greece'
Chairs: Sue Blundell (London), Douglas Cairns (Edinburgh), Nancy Rabinowitz (Hamilton College)
`Medieval Ireland and the Classical Past'
Chair: David Woods (Cork)
`Herodotos and Sparta' and `Thucydides and Sparta'
Chairs: Stephen Hodkinson (Nottingham), Ellen Millender (Reed), Anton Powell (UWICAH)
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The Celtic Conference aims to develop collective projects in a setting which is hospitable intellectually and socially. The timetable is designed to encourage members to move between panels as they wish.
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Medieval History
Celtic Conference in Classics
CELTIC CONFERENCE IN CLASSICS - first notice
The next Celtic Conference in Classics, the fifth, will be at University College Cork, 9-12 July 2008 (Wednesday-Saturday). All are welcome.
The panels (provisionally) are to be:
` "Aristocracy" and Social Mobility in Antiquity'
Chairs: Nick Fisher (Cardiff) and Hans van Wees (London)
`New Approaches to Greek Comedy'
Chair: Keith Sidwell (Cork)
`Les femmes et la religion dans le monde gre/co-romain'
Pre/sidants: Pierre Brule/ (Rennes II), Ve/ronique Mehl (Lorient)
?Authority and Authenticity in Ancient Narrative? - a KYKNOS panel.
Chairs: John Morgan (Swansea), Mirjam Plantinga (Lampeter), Ian Repath (Swansea)
`Vision and Power: The Theory, Practice and Representation of Viewing in Ancient Greece'
Chairs: Sue Blundell (London), Douglas Cairns (Edinburgh), Nancy Rabinowitz (Hamilton College)
`Medieval Ireland and the Classical Past'
Chair: David Woods (Cork)
`Herodotos and Sparta' and `Thucydides and Sparta'
Chairs: Stephen Hodkinson (Nottingham), Ellen Millender (Reed), Anton Powell (UWICAH)
------------------------
The Celtic Conference aims to develop collective projects in a setting which is hospitable intellectually and socially. The timetable is designed to encourage members to move between panels as they wish.
- Transmission, Translation And Dissemination In The European Middle Ages
The Forum for Medieval and Renaissance Studies in Ireland, in association with Dr Elizabeth Boyle, are hosting a two-day conference at University College Cork on 28-29 September, on the topic of 'Transmission, Translation and Dissemination in the...
- Latin And Greek In The Summer
The Department of Classics offers an intensive 8-week summer school for beginners with parallel courses in Latin and Greek. The courses are primarily aimed at postgraduate students in diverse disciplines who need to acquire a knowledge of either of the...
- Postgraduate Work-in Progress Seminar
Dear colleague I should be very pleased to receive abstracts from postgraduate students whose research focuses on late antiquity (or any topic defined in the call for papers). If you are a supervisor please do encourage your students to take part. The...
- London Summer School In Classics
London Summer School in Classics The London Summer School in Classics (6th-15th July, 2010) offers 8 days of intensive teaching in Greek or Latin, along with additional lectures, workshops and a debate. Language classes are offered at all levels from...
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