Conferences , Lectures & Seminars

3 April 2009, 3 PM: 26th Annual Tracy Lecture, :  Richard Thomas (Harvard University)   "Reading Virgil in the Nineteenth Century:  Berlioz to Tennyson." Public Invited. Reception to follow

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Previous Conferences organised by the
Department of Classics & Mediterranean Studies

 

 

November2008: Faculty seminar,  Ahmed Achrati, “Islamic Arts: An Epistemology of the "Ab-surd,".

November 2008: Seminar, Menelaos Christopoulos and  Efimia Karakantza (University of Patras):On Oedipus and the Winkling of his Eye.

 

November2008:  Seminar, Roger Woodard (SUNY, Buffalo): "Writing as Performance:  An Early Greek Conceptualization of the Alphabet”

 

 

 

November 2008 : Conference, REVELATION IN ANCIENT GREEK RELIGION?

 

Robert Parker (University of Oxford), “Ignorance and Knowledge of the Divine”

Roger Woodard (SUNY, Buffalo) “Script as Sacrifice; Writing as Revelation”

Albert Henrichs (Harvard University) “Self-Revelation, Power, Reciprocity: Why the Greeks Believed in their Gods"

 

Kenneth Dowden (University of Birmingham): Respondent
Menelaos Christopoulos and Efi Karakantza (Univ. of Patras): Respondents

 

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October 2008: Seminar, Vasileios Syros (visiting ass. professor, University of Chicago) “Socrates'  Image: Medieval and Renaissance Arabic and Jewish political thought,”


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October 2008Faculty Seminar, Mustapha Kamal, “The Devil” .

 

October 2008 : Kenneth W. Goings and Eugene O’Connor (Ohio State):

“Teaching the Forbidden Subjects: The Role of the Classics
in African American Uplift and Resistance”

 

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September 2008 :Is the Underworld in the Sky? The Beyond in the Odyssey and its relationship to Egyptian Thought”- Nanno Marinatos

 

 

March 2008 : Minoan Civilization outside Crete - Griffins and Royal Ideology

November 2006 : The Gospel of Judas and other Secret Gospels

 

Orient and Occident: Confrontation in Variations.

(East and West: Ancient Variations of a Eurasian conflict)

 

Walter Burkert at UIC Nov. 2006



November 2004: Paradise - the lexicon of felicity

October2003: Religious and State Authority in the Eastern Mediterranean

November 2002:Pythagoreanism, Orphism, and Afterlife Beliefs

April 2002 :Divine Epiphanies from Archaic Greece to the Christian Era

 

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