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Material Texts: David Loewenstein (English, Penn State): “The New Oxford Edition of Paradise Lost and Early Publishing History”

Nov 27, 2017 at -



Material Texts: Steffi Dippold (English, Kansas State): “A Prince Went Up a Tree and Climbed into Colonial Typography”

Nov 20, 2017 at -



Material Texts: Aden Kumler (Art History, and Romance Languages & Literatures, Chicago): “Lyric vessels”

Nov 13, 2017 at -



Material Texts: Deven Patel (South Asian Studies, Penn) and Nachiket Chanchani (History of Art and Asian Languages and Cultures, Michigan): “Of Spring Songs and Scrolls: Orality and Visuality in the Vasanta Vilasa”

Nov 6, 2017 at -



Material Texts: Larry Silver (History of Art, Penn): “Size Matters: Big City Prints of the Early Modern Period”

Oct 30, 2017 at -



Material Texts: Joseph Farrell: “Ancient and Modern Materialities”

Oct 23, 2017 at -

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Material Texts: Anuradha Mathur (Landscape Architecture, Penn) and Dilip da Cunha (Graduate School of Design, Harvard): “Designing the Place of Water”

Oct 16, 2017 at -

We will be welcoming Anuradha Mathur and Dilip da Cunha for a talk entitled: “Designing the Place of Water.” Anuradha and Dilip write:



Digital Humanities Tools for Research in Classical Studies

Oct 31, 2017 at -

An overview to DH tools for student and faculty researchers at every level. Digital humanities tools can enrich scholarship in Classical Studies by facilitating serendipitous discovery through text comparison and… Read More



Penn Museum: Peter Struck: THE GREEK POLIS: IMAGINING THE IDEAL CITY

Oct 4, 2017 at -

For 2017-2018, the Penn Museum’s popular monthly Great Lectures Series, first Wednesday evenings October through June, focuses on the Rise of the City. Peter Struck, Associate Professor of Classical Studies at… Read More



Susanna Braund, University of British Columbia: "Empire without end’: Virgil, translation, nationalism and transnationalism"

Sep 6, 2017 at -

Translation of high prestige texts such as Virgil's poems has had a significant role in creating literary language in European vernaculars and hence has sometimes served nationalistic agendas.… Read More