Columbia University Department of Classics

ha2694@columbia.edu

Women in ancient literature; literary representations of ritual, magic, and witchcraft; feminist theory; contemporary classical reception; Greek tragedy; Herodotus and empire

ob2325@columbia.edu

Greek and Roman Literature. Seneca (Philosophy, Tragedies, Style, Life, etc.) Mythology, Mythography, Folklore and their reception.Reception studies in the Medieval and Renaissance periods.Classics in European and New World educational curriculum, especially the Cours Classique in French Canadian History of Education

hc3459@columbia.edu

Archaic Greek Poetry; Hellenistic Poetry; Greek drama

gc2931@columbia.edu

Latin Literature, especially Neronian and Flavian poetry, and secular poetry in Late Antiquity; Book history and history of classical canon; Rhetoric and the concept of authority Reception; Manuscripts.

sd3960@columbia.edu

Roman imperialism; Late Antiquity; Ancient Athenian citizenship; Reception

jc5502@columbia.edu

Encyclopedic Writing and Intellectual History. Neo-Latin Literature, especially in or about Latin America. Temporality and Politics in Neronian Literature.

mkh2161@columbia.edu

History of medicine, Late antiquity, The body, The intersection of philosophy, religion, and medicine, Literary theory, and Lactantius

jan2191@columbia.edu

Greek drama;
Greek and Roman philosophy;
Greek and Roman religions;
Ancient medicine, especially Galen;
Representations of the body in classical art;
Classical receptions in Latin America

jmr2337@columbia.edu

Augustan Poetry, Ovid, Narratology, Music and Myth, Musical Cultures in the Ancient World, Musicology and Classics, Classical Traditions in Latin-America

jp4617@columbia.edu

Reception studies; post-Classical Latin (particularly Renaissance and Neo-Latin); material textuality; the fable tradition; authorial identity and the literary canon

vs2716@columbia.edu

Imperial Greek literature; The Ancient Novel; Lucian of Samosata; Critical Ancient World Studies; Classical Receptions; Public Humanities; Feminist Theory; Postcolonial Theory; Embodiment and Phenomenology.

(Photo Credits to Stacie Stine)

bls2187@columbia.edu

Archaic Greek poetry; Critical theory; Ancient literary criticism; Papyrology, manuscript studies, and book history.

uv2116@columbia.edu

Ancient Novel; Apuleius; Second Sophistic; Ancient Egypt; Egyptomania; Latin Paleography; Classical Reception; Comparative Literature.

(Photo Credits to Stacie Stine)

maw2277@columbia.edu

Greek Tragedy, Epic poetry, Greek and Latin paleography & manuscript studies, Modern Greek language and literature.

cjy2127@columbia.edu

Archaic Greek poetry; Epic poetry; Greek tragedy and drama
Theory; Performance.