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Ninth-century colour illustration of a collection of theatrical masks for the play Phormio by Terence
Phormio Seminar Week 1
David Shipp (Oxford) explores ll. 1-111 of Terence's Phormio
David Shipp
Corpus Christi College and Zoom
The cover of Translating Ancient Greek Drama in Early Modern Europe.
Book Launch: Translating Ancient Greek Drama in Early Modern Europe (15th-16th Centuries)
Book launch
Malika Bastin-Hammou, 
Giovanna Di Martino, 
Cécile Dudouyt, 
Lucy Jackson
Nunn Hall, Room 421, 20 Bedford Way, London, WC1H 0AL
Book cover of Classical Texts.
Robert Crawford: Classical Texts
Book launch/exhibition
Robert Crawford, 
Stephen Harrison
Ioannou Centre, 66 St Giles, Oxford
Book cover of 'Tony Harrison and the Classics' edited by Sandie Byrne
Book launch: Tony Harrison and the Classics
Sandie Byrne, 
Oliver Taplin, 
Lorna Hardwick
Online
Front cover to Martin Revermann's book, Brecht and Tragedy Radicalism, Traditionalism, Eristics (Cambridge University Press, 2021)
Book Launch: Brecht and Tragedy by Martin Revermann
Martin Revermann, 
Michael Sharp, 
Fiona Macintosh
Online
Abstract illustration of a red sun and white ruined columns, half-submerged by a layer of transparent blue, against a vivid yellow background
Receptions and Comparatisms: Anthropocene
Week 8 of the 2021 research seminar (online)
Brooke Holmes, 
Ben Hutchinson
Zoom
Abstract illustration: black and red intersecting lines on a vivid yellow background with a white circle on which stands an upside down silhouetted figure, surrounded by a larger concentric white ring.
Receptions and Comparatisms: Posthumanism
Week 7 of the 2021 research seminar (online)
Clara Bosak-Schroeder, 
Alexander Beecroft
Zoom
Abstract illustration of a white columns against a vivid yellow background with red horizontal lines
Receptions and Comparatisms: Decoloniality
Week 6 of the 2021 research seminar (online)
Marchella Ward, 
Mathura Umachandran, 
Joanna Page
Zoom
Abstract illustration of white shadows falling on a vivid yellow background with red intersecting lines
Receptions and Comparatisms: Decolonisation
Week 5 of the 2021 research seminar (online)
Phiroze Vasunia, 
Francesca Orsini, 
Chakravarthi Ram-Prasad, 
Maddalena Italia
Zoom
Abstract illustration of a white maze, seen from above, against a vivid yellow background with red intersection lines
Receptions and Comparatisms: Orality and script worlds
Week 4 of the 2021 research seminar (online)
Patrice Rankine, 
Haun Saussy
Zoom
Abstract illustration of a white tower of babel against a vivid yellow background with a red lines
Receptions and Comparatisms: What is a language?
Week 3 of the 2021 research seminar (online)
Lucy Jackson, 
Matthew Reynolds
Zoom
Abstract illustration of a white ringed planet against a vivid yellow background with the outline of a red circle and a black circle
Receptions and Comparatisms: Temporalities
Week 2 of the 2021 research seminar (online)
Tim Rood, 
Adhira Mangalagiri
Zoom
Abstract illustration of a white tree against a vivid yellow background with a filled red circle and a black ring
Receptions and Comparatisms: Disciplinarity
Week 1 of the 2021 research seminar (online)
Emily Greenwood, 
María del Pilar Blanco
Zoom
Cover to Greek Theater in Ancient Sicily, by Kathryn G. Bosher
Book Launch: Kathryn Bosher’s Greek Theater in Ancient Sicily
Online
Portraits of Montaigne and Racine, overlaid with sixteenth century printed Greek text
Qui graecizabant lutheranizabant: apprendre le grec de Montaigne à Racine
Tristan Alonge
Zoom
A map of ancient Europe showing language distribution
Classical Literature and the Mind of Europe, week 8
Christendom and anti-Hellenism: Walter Shewring’s sallies
David Ricks, 
Justine McConnell
A map of ancient Europe showing language distribution
Classical Literature and the Mind of Europe, week 7
Early Modern Latin Literature and the Mind of Europe
Victoria Moul, 
Colin Burrow
A map of ancient Europe showing language distribution
Classical Literature and the Mind of Europe, week 6
Hungarian translations of Latin prose, especially Tacitus
Péter Hajdu, 
Stephen Harrison