Holly Axford
ha2694@columbia.edu
Women in ancient literature; literary representations of ritual, magic, and witchcraft; feminist theory; contemporary classical reception; Greek tragedy; Herodotus and empire
Gia Chen
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.
Shashank Dimri
sd3960@columbia.edu
Roman imperialism; Late Antiquity; Ancient Athenian citizenship; Reception
Jose Antonio Cancino Alfaro
jc5502@columbia.edu
Encyclopedic Writing and Intellectual History. Neo-Latin Literature, especially in or about Latin America. Temporality and Politics in Neronian Literature.
Jazmín Novoa Lara
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
Jose Romero Lotero
jmr2337@columbia.edu
Augustan Poetry, Ovid, Narratology, Music and Myth, Musical Cultures in the Ancient World, Musicology and Classics, Classical Traditions in Latin-America
Joseph Petchauer
jp4617@columbia.edu
Reception studies; post-Classical Latin (particularly Renaissance and Neo-Latin); material textuality; the fable tradition; authorial identity and the literary canon
Valeria Spacciante
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)
Brett L. Stine
bls2187@columbia.edu
Archaic Greek poetry; Critical theory; Ancient literary criticism; Papyrology, manuscript studies, and book history.
Umberto Verdura
uv2116@columbia.edu
Ancient Novel; Apuleius; Second Sophistic; Ancient Egypt; Egyptomania; Latin Paleography; Classical Reception; Comparative Literature.
(Photo Credits to Stacie Stine)