Conferences

Assessing Modern Approaches to the Ancient Economy. Organized by Seth Bernard and Sarah Murray. For more information contact jack.hase@mail.utoronto.ca. Details: October November 5 and 6 Poster (click for PDF):

Please join us for this conference, organised by Prof. Seth Bernard and hosted by the Department of Classics with support from a Connection Grant from SSHRC. Schedule Booklet, incl. abstracts Details: October 1 and 2 Poster (click for PDF):

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Many members of the Department of Classics will be giving presentations (and live tweeting!) at the CAC-SCEC annual meeting at McMaster University, May 7 – 9. In chronological order, here are our speakers on the CAC-SCEC program: Ephraim Lytle, “Paradoxography and Science in Aelian’s De natura animalium: Leonidas of Byzantium, the Red Sea and Peripatetic …

Mark your calendars and join us for our upcoming Graduate Student Association organized conference April 19-20, 2019. Click below for more information and the conference schedule. Classics In The Anthropocene

Many members of the Department of Classics will be giving presentations at the AIA/SCS annual meeting in San Diego, January 4 – 6! In chronological order, here are our speakers on the SCS program: Ted Parker, “Philanthrōpia, Democracy, and the Proof of Power”, FRI 8:00 –10:30 Jeff Easton, “A Case-Study of Intergenerational Participation in Roman …

Classics in the Anthropocene  University of Toronto, Department of Classics, Graduate Conference  April 19-20, 2019  Keynote Speakers: Brooke Holmes (Princeton), Katherine Blouin (Toronto)  The recent popularity of the notion of “the Anthropocene” reflects a growing recognition that human societies and their natural environments radically and reciprocally shape and influence one another. Additionally, there is a …

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      2019 Annual Meeting: San Diego, January 3rd to 6th The SCS call for papers for the upcoming 2019 Annual Meeting has opened. The online program submission system is now available for SCS members. Click here to access the program submission site. It will be a memorable meeting with special programs in celebration of …

https://classics.utoronto.ca/events/doing-classics-a-workshop-in-historical-methods-2018/ Please RSVP to Jeffrey Easton by Tuesday, March 6, 2018. Please indicate if you will be attending the workshop, lunch, and downtown dinner in the evening. Please also mention any dietary restrictions. Click here to view poster.