Research Output per year
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Medieval Period
Arts & Humanities
Rhetoric
Arts & Humanities
Reception
Arts & Humanities
Deity
Arts & Humanities
Poetry
Arts & Humanities
Latin Language
Arts & Humanities
Rome
Arts & Humanities
Barbarians
Arts & Humanities
Network
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Profiles
Antonios Augoustakis
- Classics - Professor, Head
- Comparative and World Literature - Professor
- Center for Translation Studies - Professor
- Program in Medieval Studies - Professor
Person: Academic
Clara Rae Marie Bosak-Schroeder
- Classics - Assistant Professor
- History - Assistant Professor
- Unit for Criticism and Interpretive Theory - Assistant Professor
Person: Academic
Martin Camargo
- College of Liberal Arts and Sciences - Associate Dean
- English - Professor
- Classics - Professor
- Program in Medieval Studies - Professor
Person: Academic
Research Output 1977 2020
Hard Mistresses and Soft Books: The Semantics of Softness in the Poetry of Propertius
Williams, C. A., 2020, (Accepted/In press) Mollesses renaissantes: Défaillances et assouplissements du masculin . Maira, D. (ed.). Librairie Droz, (Cahiers d'Humanisme et Renaissance).Research output: Chapter in Book/Report/Conference proceeding › Chapter
Orpheus in Massachusetts: A Native American Transformation of Greco-Roman Antiquity
Williams, C. A., 2020, (Accepted/In press) Antike ohne Ende: Erschließung von Rezeptionskonzepten antiker Texte . Helmrath, J. (ed.). de Gruyter, (Transformationen der Antike).Research output: Chapter in Book/Report/Conference proceeding › Chapter
After Decorum: Self-Performance and Political Liminality in Antony and Cleopatra.
Perry, C., 2019, Antony and Cleopatra: A Critical Reader. Lovascio, D. (ed.). London: Bloomsbury Publishing, p. 113-131 (The Arden Shakespeare).Research output: Chapter in Book/Report/Conference proceeding › Chapter
Activities 1993 2017
Rhetorical Argument in Medieval Epistolary Theory
Martin Camargo (Speaker)Sep 2014
Activity: Talk types › Invited talk
How the Barbarians Saved Classical Civilization
Ralph W Mathisen (Invited speaker)Feb 2008
Activity: Talk types › Invited talk
The Representation of Ancient Women on Screen
Antonios Augoustakis (Speaker)May 10 2014
Activity: Talk types › Oral presentation
Honors & Recognition
Effective leadership
Fellowship
Guggenheim Foundation
Art