Classics Graduate Symposium, Monday April 9th

Join the students from Greek Lyric and the Roman Villa for presentations of their research projects. Talks begin at 10 AM and continue until 5 PM according to the program below:

10.00-10.30 Vanessa Cimino, A Place for the Invisible: The Allocation of Slave Space in Roman Villas

10.30-11.00 Taylor Johnston, Villas à la Martial: A Study of Villas in Book 10

11.00-11.30 Francesca Patten, Mental and Emotional Wellness in Greek Lyric

11.30-12.00 Jeff Masse, In Search of the Better: Naturalizing the Epistemology of Xenophanes

12.00-1.00 Lunch

1.00-1.30 Nicole Gavin, Recreating an Imperial Roman Garden: The Reflection of the Villa of Livia’s Garden Room

1.30-2.00 Natalie Armistead, Blurred Lines: Landscape Paintings in the House of Menander in Pompeii

2.00-2.30 Heather Roy, These Floors were Made for Walking: Socio-Political Pathways at Piazza Armerina

2.30-3.00 Rick Castle, The Nature of Memory (or Memory of Nature) in Sappho’s Poetics

3.00-3.30 Tea/Coffee

3.30-4.00 Esther Knegt, The Network of Lesbian Trade in the Archaic Period

4.00-4.30 Brian Abfal, The Cotswolds Estates: Assessing Roman Villa Culture in Southwest Britain

4.30-5.00 Marina Ekkel, The Homeric ideal of Κλέος in the poetry of Callinus and Tyrtaeus

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