This year is the 25th Anniversary of the first Lampeter Summer Workshop in Greek and Latin, organised by the Classics Department of University of Wales, Lampeter. As usual, courses are offered in both languages at all levels (five levels from complete beginners to advanced), as well as in Medieval Latin at advanced level.
In addition to the courses, special lectures are offered on some evenings, which are also open to the public and accessible to a non-specialist audience. This year, we are extremely fortunate to have the following line-up of eminent scholars and promoters of Classics to a wider public:
Peter Jones: 'What the Romans have done, and still might do, for us.'
Tuesday 5th August, 7.30pm
Edith Hall: 'The Odyssey and Reception Studies.'
Thursday 7th August, 7.30pm
Robin Osborne: 'Pots and Politics in Classical Athens.'
Monday 11th August, 7.30pm
Douglas Cairns: 'Veiling Grief on the Tragic Stage.'
Thursday 14th August, 7.30pm
All lectures take place in the Old Hall in the main building of UWL. All are welcome.
In addition to the courses, special lectures are offered on some evenings, which are also open to the public and accessible to a non-specialist audience. This year, we are extremely fortunate to have the following line-up of eminent scholars and promoters of Classics to a wider public:
Peter Jones: 'What the Romans have done, and still might do, for us.'
Tuesday 5th August, 7.30pm
Edith Hall: 'The Odyssey and Reception Studies.'
Thursday 7th August, 7.30pm
Robin Osborne: 'Pots and Politics in Classical Athens.'
Monday 11th August, 7.30pm
Douglas Cairns: 'Veiling Grief on the Tragic Stage.'
Thursday 14th August, 7.30pm
All lectures take place in the Old Hall in the main building of UWL. All are welcome.