Odyssey 1.149–155: Desire for food and drink, and Homeric stringed instruments
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CHS Dialogue with Gregory Nagy | Being olbios, connectedness, and Dionysus
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A Brief History of Black Classicism in the United States
On Friday, April 27 at 6:30pm EDT, Michele Valerie Ronnick (Wayne State University) will present "A Brief History of Black Classicism in the United States" in celebration of the exhibition Black Classicists. A live stream will be available! Read more
CHS dialogue with Gregory Nagy | Drinking from Socrates’ spring
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CHS Online Open House | Disability in Homer, with Joel Christensen
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CHS GR Event | Filippomaria Pontani, “Like the old soldier. Instigation, prudence and honor in the Homeric interpretations from antiquity to the Renaissance”
Join us on Friday, April 27, 2018 at 7:00 p.m., in Patras for a lecture on “Like the old soldier. Instigation, prudence and honor in the Homeric interpretations from antiquity to the Renaissance” with Filippomaria Pontani. Read more
CHS Online Open House | “Beautiful Bodies or Beautiful Minds: Disability Studies in Homer” with Joel Christensen
Joel Christensen of Brandeis University, Department of Classics, will join the CHS community for an Online Open House discussion about Disability in Homer on Thursday, April 19, at 11:00 a.m. EDT. Read more
CHS Online Open House | “Beautiful Bodies or Beautiful Minds: Disability Studies in Homer” with Joel Christensen
Joel Christensen of Brandeis University, Department of Classics, will join the CHS community for an Online Open House discussion about Disability in Homer on Thursday, April 19, at 11:00 a.m. EDT. Read more
Kosmos Society Book Club | The Tears of Achilles
“In an epic text, how were poets able to represent emotion? How can we understand today their way of speaking? Did Achilles “copy” the behavior of warriors from those distant times? Or might it be the reverse: did the epic influence certain real behaviors?” This month’s Book Club selection is taken from Hélène Monsacré: The Tears of Achilles, newly available online at CHS in an English translation. Read more