Stanull, Gender in the Oresteia : Imagery and the Establishment of Male Power, gender studies/literatureĪlexandros Tasioulis, Two Case Studies on Ethnography in Novels, literature/cultural studiesīrian M. Schroer, The Poetics of Kinship: Narrative and Poetic Technique in Vergil, Ovid, and Statius, literatureĪmy Skillicorn, The Body After Death: The Beliefs of Paul and Tertullan, religion/ cultural studies Russell-Schlesinger, The Vera Historia Behind Lucian's Relationship with Homer: Homeric Intertext in Lucian's Science Fiction Novel, literature/historyĬlayton A. McCall, Plot and Power in the Iliad, literature/historyĬharles H. Hobe, The Aged Body in 4th- and 5th-century Literature, literature/cultural studiesĬharlaine D. Clerkin, The Mini-Columbarium in Carthage’s Yasmina Cemetery, cultural studies/archaeology Alexander, M.A., Latin, non-thesisĬaitlin C. Warner, Vegetius' Epitoma rei militaris?: Institutions, Rules, and Reception, cultural studies/history 2013īenjamin S. Shaw, Socrates, Democracy, and Relativism, philosophy/government War Memorials in Pausanias' Periegesis, cultural studies/historyĬarson J. Scahill, The Role of Diomedes in the Aeneid and Metamorphoses, literatureĪllene M. Nikota, Tacitus' Jewish Excursus: Internal Inconsistencies in Mythic History, Geography, and Ethnic Identity, history/cultural studies/religion
Neill, Eros and the Eros-Afflicted: Ancient Greek Erotic Anxiety Through the Myths of Helen and Medea, literature/gender studiesīenjamin E. Hernandez, The Lindos Anagraphe: "Forging" a Heroic Past in Hellenistic Rhodes? Fulton, Herakles and Helen Defined By Their Paternity, Liminality and Relationship to Hera Friend, In corpus corpore toto: Merging Bodies in Ovid, Lucretius, and Plato, literature
Theses and Graduates in the Department of Classics 2015
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