Kosmos Society Online Open House | Uncanny Intruders: Ghosts and Greek Literature, with Rob Cioffi
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=58EhT4HsqB8… Read more
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Kosmos Society Online Open House | Uncanny Intruders: Ghosts and Greek Literature, with Rob Cioffi
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=58EhT4HsqB8… Read more
CHS Dialogues with Gregory Nagy | What’s Wrong, What’s Right, And Everything In Between
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6gx2mGIjKIM… Read more
CHS 2020 Fall Fellows:
Dieter Gunkel
Tonal Ochlophobia in Greek: Evidence from the Musical Documents As a linguist and philologist, I am interested in the accentuation of ancient Greek. I think of the accentuation of the language as a window that provides a view on a variety of things, including the linguistic evolution of Greek, the inner workings of its grammar, and the sound of the language and its verbal art. The documents of ancient Greek… Read more
CHS Dialogues with Gregory Nagy | The (In)Completeness of Odyssey
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pSjtTHFNkIo… Read more
CHS 2020 Fall Fellows: Aimee M. Genova
My project at the CHS, “In Times of War and Crisis: Regional Identities and Greek Archaeology,” offers a social-historical analysis of Greek archaeology by integrating the identity politics of Ottoman Macedonia and Crete into the broader, transnational narratives of Greek resistance prior to their unification in 1913. Although the London Protocol recognized Greece as an independent state in 1830, not all regions of modern Greece were initially incorporated—like Crete or… Read more