The APGRD's Reception Seminar for Michaelmas term 2014, co-convened by Fiona Macintosh and Helen Slaney.
Week three
‘Hearing Ancient Sounds through Modern Ears’
Armand D’Angour (Oxford)
Full programme
13 October: Katharine Craik (Oxford Brookes), ‘Rhetoric and Wonder in Shakespeare’s Sonnets’
20 October: Mark Bradley (Nottingham), ‘Smell and Smelling in Ancient Rome’
27 October: Armand D’Angour (Oxford), ‘Hearing Ancient Sounds through Modern Ears’
3 November: Zena Kamash (RHUL), ‘Senses and sites: reception and the senses in Roman Archaeology’
10 November: Alexia Petsalis-Diomidis (KCL & Oxford), ‘Ancient Greek Vases and Modern British Bodies’
17 November: Robert Douglas-Fairhurst (Oxford), ‘Literature and Pain Management’
24 November: Helen Slaney (Oxford), ‘Objects from the Grand Tour; or, Five ways to handle separation’
1 December: Anna Foka (Umea), ‘Sensory Prototypes for Ancient Entertainment’