Beyond the Mediterranean Speaker Series: New Frontiers in the Ancient World (Day 2)
Students deliver lectures on topics that expand and diversify the classics curriculum.
We are pleased to announce that Speaker Series will run again this year on 4th March (Monday) and 7th March (Thusday)!
These are a series of student-led talks part of our department’s Equality, Diversity, Inclusion (EDI) initiative to diversify the curriculum, in which students are invited to deliver lectures on a classical topic of their choice.
The two themes for this year are I. sexuality, gaze and identity, and, II. ‘race’, othering, and (cross cultural) encounters.
Programme
‘I Petrify: Medusa and the Stone Butch’ - Karen Guo
‘The ownership of the gendered body of the land in the Bacchaé’ - Miriam Zeghlache
‘A Galaxy Not So Far Away: The Politics of Star Wars and the Roman Republic’ - Mia Barrow
‘How the Economic Role of Roman Women both Challenges and Conforms to Literary Ideals’ - Poppy Shortmoor, Ella Bosworth-Gerbino
Further information
Ticketing
Open
Cost
Free
Open to
All
Availability
Yes