All meetings take place on Thursday in Classics 21 at 3:30 pm unless otherwise stated. (Meetings at unusual times are starred.)

Apr. 4 – Emily Jusino (University of Chicago, Classics), “False Resolution and Long-term Consequences in Sophocles’s Oedipus Tyrannus.”

Apr. 18 – Victoria Rimell (University of Rome, La Sapienza),
“Embodied Time and the Future of Epic: Statius’ Achilleid.”

*Apr. 25 (4:30 pm) – Julia Annas (University of Arizona, Philosophy),
“Changing from Within: Plato’s Later Political Thinking.”
(Co-sponsored with the Ancient Greek and Roman Philosophy Workshop).

May 9 – Robert Lamberton (University of Washington – St. Louis), “Proclus on Plato on Poetry.”

May 16 – Bart van Wassenhove (University of Chicago, Classics), “Shame, Stoicism and Society in Seneca’s Consolations.”

*May 28 (Tuesday) – Leslie Kurke (University of California – Berkeley, Classics), “Before Statuary: Victor Statues, Commemoration, and Power.”
(Co-sponsored with the Ancient Societies Workshop and the Classical Lecture Society.)