Saturday, May 9, 2015
4:00 AM
2175 Angell Hall
10:10am: Philosophy, Ancient and Modern
- Arlene Saxonhouse: “‘Save Our City’: The
Curious Absence of Aeschylus in
Contemporary Political Theory” - Frederika Tevebring: “Nietzsche vs. Classics,
It’s a Draw” - Ruth Mary Martin: “Bakhtin’s Socrates:
Platonic Dialogue and the Origin of the
Novel” - Sara Ahbel-Rappe and Eleanor Rappe:
“Plato’s Games”
1:00pm: Lunch Break
2:00pm: Visit to Papyrology Library (meet in
Classics Library)
3:10pm: Classics in the 19th Century
- Heidi Morse: “Roman Slave Law and Black
Testimony in 19th Century America” - Neville McFerrin: “The Body Politic: How
Neo-Classical Fashion Helped Shape the
Politics of Nineteenth Century Britain”
4:30pm: Break
4:45pm: Reception in Opera
- Jason Geary: “Strauss’s Elektra and the
Violence of Modernism” - Megan Wilson: discussion, selection from
Ancient Rome in Early Opera