*RESEARCH INSTITUTE OF CLASSICS*
*UNIVERSITY** OF WALES**, LAMPETER*
*RESEARCH SEMINAR PROGRAMME LENT TERM*
All papers start at 6pm and are held in the Roderick Bowen research centre. For more information please contact Mirjam Plantinga (m.plantinga AT lamp.ac.uk) or Owen Hodkinson (o.hodkinson AT lamp.ac.uk ). All welcome.
*Thursday 15 January*: Dr. Lynn Kozak (Nottingham), ‘The Constraints of Desire: the Persistence of Pederasty in Platonic Models of Love’.
*Thursday 22 January*: Prof. Roy Gibson (Manchester), ‘Problems with Pliny the Younger’, a CA paper.
*Thursday 29 January*: Dr. Elton Barker (Christ Church College, Oxford), ‘Homer’s Thebes’, a KYKNOS paper.
*Thursday 5 February*: Dr. Fiona Hobden (Liverpool), ‘History meets fiction in Dr. Who, The Fires of Pompeii’.
*Thursday 12 February*: Dr. James Thorne (Swansea), ‘The state(s) of Gaul at Caesar’s arrival’.
*Thursday 26 February*: Dr. Roger Brock (Leeds), ‘Political imagery in archaic Greece’.
*Thursday 5 March*: Evert van Emde Boas (Corpus Christi College, Oxford), TBC
*Thursday 12 March*: Dr. Altay Coskun (Trier & Exeter), ‘New work on Hellenistic and Roman Galatia’.
*Thursday 19 March*: Melanie Marshall (Brasenose College, Oxford), /Bella plus quam civilia/: Tacitus’ /Histories/ and /aemulatio/ of Lucan’s narrative passages’, a KYKNOS paper.
*Thursday 26 March* (*provisional date): Prof. David Konstan (Brown), ‘Before Forgiveness’, a CA paper.
*UNIVERSITY** OF WALES**, LAMPETER*
*RESEARCH SEMINAR PROGRAMME LENT TERM*
All papers start at 6pm and are held in the Roderick Bowen research centre. For more information please contact Mirjam Plantinga (m.plantinga AT lamp.ac.uk
*Thursday 15 January*: Dr. Lynn Kozak (Nottingham), ‘The Constraints of Desire: the Persistence of Pederasty in Platonic Models of Love’.
*Thursday 22 January*: Prof. Roy Gibson (Manchester), ‘Problems with Pliny the Younger’, a CA paper.
*Thursday 29 January*: Dr. Elton Barker (Christ Church College, Oxford), ‘Homer’s Thebes’, a KYKNOS paper.
*Thursday 5 February*: Dr. Fiona Hobden (Liverpool), ‘History meets fiction in Dr. Who, The Fires of Pompeii’.
*Thursday 12 February*: Dr. James Thorne (Swansea), ‘The state(s) of Gaul at Caesar’s arrival’.
*Thursday 26 February*: Dr. Roger Brock (Leeds), ‘Political imagery in archaic Greece’.
*Thursday 5 March*: Evert van Emde Boas (Corpus Christi College, Oxford), TBC
*Thursday 12 March*: Dr. Altay Coskun (Trier & Exeter), ‘New work on Hellenistic and Roman Galatia’.
*Thursday 19 March*: Melanie Marshall (Brasenose College, Oxford), /Bella plus quam civilia/: Tacitus’ /Histories/ and /aemulatio/ of Lucan’s narrative passages’, a KYKNOS paper.
*Thursday 26 March* (*provisional date): Prof. David Konstan (Brown), ‘Before Forgiveness’, a CA paper.