CHS Online Open House | Theognis, earwax and the end of the Lelantine War, with Natasha Bershadsky
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CHS dialogue with Gregory Nagy | Does the Odyssey ever end?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3fB7Wv3fvu8… Read more
CHS Online Open House | Theognis, earwax and the end of the Lelantine War, with Natasha Bershadsky
We are pleased to welcome Natasha Bershadsky, Fellow in Ancient Greek History at the Center for Hellenic Studies, for an Online Open House discussion on the Lelantine War, an ancient conflict between Chalcis and Eretria. The event will be streamed live on Thursday, October 4, at 11 a.m. EDT, and will be recorded. Read more
CHS Online Open House | Theognis, earwax and the end of the Lelantine War, with Natasha Bershadsky
We are pleased to welcome Natasha Bershadsky, Fellow in Ancient Greek History at the Center for Hellenic Studies, for an Online Open House discussion on the Lelantine War, an ancient conflict between Chalcis and Eretria. The event will be streamed live on Thursday, October 4, at 11 a.m. EDT, and will be recorded. Read more
CHS dialogue with Gregory Nagy | Bad press of Odysseus, and the consciousness of home
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oacCBzm-5G0… Read more
Harvard Library | The Gatsos I Loved – A Concert
Join the Harvard Library on a musical journey through the history and culture of modern Greece through the lyrics of poet Nikos Gatsos. Read more
Harvard Library | The Gatsos I Loved – A Concert
Join the Harvard Library on a musical journey through the history and culture of modern Greece through the lyrics of poet Nikos Gatsos. Read more
Forthcoming CHS Online Open House Discussions — Fall 2018
We are pleased to share information about this fall's CHS Online Open House discussions. Read more
"Poetics of Fragmentation in the Athyr Poem of C. P. Cavafy" by Gregory Nagy
"But now the real difficulties begin. Now the reader poet is starting to have a difficult time reading the next word at line [[2]], as the inscription becomes more and more fragmented." Read more
“Poetics of Fragmentation in the Athyr Poem of C. P. Cavafy” by Gregory Nagy
"But now the real difficulties begin. Now the reader poet is starting to have a difficult time reading the next word at line [[2]], as the inscription becomes more and more fragmented." Read more