Programme

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overall conference programme.

Plenary Sessions

We are delighted to introduce the following keynote speakers at the year's conference:

  • Tuesday 14th July (2.30-3.20pm): Prof. Monica Gale (TCD) will speak on 'Between philosophical action and lyric passion: Desire, agency and the divine in Catullus, Cicero and Lucretius'
  • Wednesday 15th July (4.45-5.45): Prof. Emma Stafford (University of Leeds) will speak on 'A lesser god? Nemesis and the minor v. major divinities debate'
  • Thursday 16th July (4.45-5.45pm): Prof. Greg Woolf (NYU) will speak on 'The seasons of Rome'

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    The Spartan Politeia
    Roman Poetry & Philosophy
    Late Antique Microhistories
    Herodotus and the Emotions
    Dionysius of Halicarnassus
    Myth Doesn't Work That Way
    Spoken Interaction in Greek and Latin Sources
    Receptions of Homeric Scholarship in Antiquity
    Epic through Numbers
    The Signifying Body
    Lyric Forms, Modern Worlds
    Roman Foreign Relations
    Intensity in Greek Literature
    Eunapius’ World
    Gramsci, Marx, and the Pre-Capitalist World
    The Geopoetics of Imperial Latin Literature
    Classical Antiquity and Northern Ireland
    Paranomia: Transgression of Norms in Ancient Greek Culture
    Who Gets Forgotten? Power and the Politics of Oblivion
    Regime Change in the Ancient World
    KYKNOS: Layered Narratives
    Magic & Society in Re-Founded Roman Cities
    Mimesis in the Socratic Tradition
    Thessalian History, Culture & Archaeology
    Old Age and Renewal in Late Antiquity
    Lives in Motion: Condisciplinary Approaches to Mobility
    Children of a Lesser God? Minor Divinities in Greek Religion
    Multicultural Eros