The Classics Department has over twenty speakers at the 2011 Annual Meeting of the Classical Association of Canada in Halifax, NS.
Our speakers and their paper titles are:
- Ben Akrigg, “Individualism at Athens”
- Adriana Brook, “μήδεν άγαν? φιλία and Excess in Sophocles’ Antigone”
- Christer Bruun, “What did Severus Alexander do for Ostia? New Evidence for Investments in the Infrastructure of Rome’s Port”
- Jonathan Burgess, “‘On not returning: Cold Mountain, Bartram’s Travels, and the Odyssey'”
- Victoria Ciocani, “On Gems in Heliodorus’ Aethiopica”
- Nathan Gilbert, “Antiphon’s Atheism: Athenian ethical debate in a naturalistic world”
- Jessica Higgins, “A Place and Space ‘Odyssey'”
- Eleanor Irwin, “Centred on Athens? Descriptions of landscapes in Greek tragedy”
- Cara Jordan, “Fable in Latin and Greek Literature”
- Marie-Pierre Krück, “Homère et les gisants: de l’outrage à la corruption”
- John Lynd, “Cruelty in Seneca’s Troades”
- Hugh Mason, “‘Hic mihi Roma fuit.’ Pompey and Mytilene (Lucan, 8.133)”
- Laura Mawhinney, “A Cyprian Catalogue? Table-Talk and Catalogue between Nestor and Menelaus in the non-Homeric Cypria”
- Sarah McCallum, “The Amatory Significant of the Name Amata”
- John McCormick, “Alexander of Aphrodisias on Pleasure”
- Jackie Neel, “Augury and Foundation Variants in Second-Century Rome”
- Cilian O’Hogan, “Gyges and Candaules: Herodotus in Robertson Davies’ Fifth Buisness”
- Mariapia Pietropaulo, “Grotesque Aesthetics in Ovid’s Treatment of Polyphemus”
- Melanie Racette-Campbell, “Non ulla uestigia: Sexual fidelity in Propertius 2.9 and 2.29”
- Lee Sawchuck, “Choral Agency in Euripides’ Medea“
- Donald Sells, “The Eleusinian Mysteries and the Public Status of Comedy in Aristophanes’ Frogs”
- Donald Sells, chair of Graduate Student Panel on Professionalism
- Eric Tindale, “Listerary Listing and the Suitors of Hippodamia”
- Christopher Wallace, “Polybius 9.28-39: History and Hellenistic Rhetoric”
- Jarrett Welsh, “Ennius’ Portrait of a Parasite”
- Jarrett Welsh, Graduate Student Panel on Professionalism
- Victoria Wohl, “The Justice of Beauty in Euripides Troades“