77.2 |
Greek Philosophy II |
Diagrams in the Archimedes Palimpsest |
Xiaoxiao Chen (Department of the Classics, Harvard University) |
154 |
77.3 |
Roman Poetry: Gender and Genre |
Aristotle's Fragments and Justice |
John Anderson (University of Texas at Austin) |
154 |
77.4 |
Greek Philosophy II |
Priests in Public: Aristotle and the Need for Priests in Political Life |
Zachary Taylor (University of Chicago) |
154 |
77.5 |
Greek Philosophy II |
Aristotle's Nutritive Soul: Hylomorphic Participation in the Eternal and the Divine |
Daniel D Mackey (University of Pennsylvania) |
154 |
77.6 |
Greek Philosophy II |
Theoria and Practical Philosophy in Pseudo-Aristotle’s De Mundo |
Benjamin C. Driver (Brown University) |
154 |
78.1 |
Reception Embodied |
The Bounded Body and the Boundless Nature: Expressions of Old Age in Greek and Chinese Lyrics |
Pei He (New York University) |
154 |
78.2 |
Reception Embodied |
Leda and the Swan in the Work of Three African American Women Poets: June Jordan (1936-2002), Lucille Clifton (1936-2010) and Lyrae Van Clief-Stephanon (1971- ) |
Michele Valerie Ronnick (Wayne State University) |
154 |
78.3 |
Reception Embodied |
Dramatic Bodies and Collective Agency in Carlus Padrissa's Bacchae |
Alessandra Migliara (The Graduate Center, CUNY) |
154 |
79.1 |
Greek History |
The Gods Help Those Who Help Themselves: Fines, Statues, and Institutional Development in Archaic Greece |
Evan Vance (American School of Classical Studies at Athens) |
154 |
79.2 |
Greek History |
Three Months from the Sea: Sparta and the Space of the Oikoumenē |
JM.Romney (Mac Ewan University) |
154 |
79.3 |
Greek History |
Xenia, Proxenia, Diplomacy, and Laconism in Classical Athens |
Luke Madson (Rutgers University) |
154 |
79.4 |
Greek History |
Tributary Extraction and Institutional Development in the Milesian Islands (5th-3rd c. BCE) |
Eric W Driscoll (Harvard University) |
154 |
79.5 |
Greek History |
Population displacements in Classical Greece and the formation of ‘displaced identity’: the case of the repatriated Samians, 322 B.C. |
James Hua (University of Oxford) |
154 |
80.1 |
Oratory |
Meta-Oratorical Magic: Invoking Peitho as a Powerplay in Ancient Greek Oratory |
Allannah K Karas (University of Miami, Coral Gables, FL) |
154 |
80.2 |
Oratory |
Texts and contexts: the materiality of documents in the Attic orators |
Hilary Lehmann (Knox College) |
154 |
80.3 |
Oratory |
May Poseidon Crush My Neighbor and His Guests: Envy Attribution in Libanius’ Thirtieth Declamation |
Andrew Scholtz (Binghamton University (SUNY)) |
154 |
80.4 |
Oratory |
Sophistic Innovators and Christian Persuaders: The Rhetoric of Persuasion and Consent in Church History |
Sinja Küppers (Duke University) |
154 |