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2010-11
Elizabeth Baughan (USA) University of Richmond (Short Term)
Couched in Death: Klinai and Identity in Anatolia and Beyond
Jose Gonzalez (Spain) Duke University (Academic Year)
The Homeric Hymns and the Development of Greek Lyric Traditions
Johannes Haubold (Germany) Durham University (Spring Semester)
Greece and Mesopotamia: dialogues in literature
Todd Hickey (USA) University of California-Berkeley (Fall Semester)
Reading the papyri of a priestly family: Social relations and cultural negotiation under Roman rule
Phillip Horky (USA) Durham University (Academic Year)
The City-State Commensurate: Plato and Pythagorean Political Philosophy
Regina Höschele (Germany) University of Toronto (Fall Semester)
Greek imperial epigram
Rachel Kousser (USA) Brooklyn College (Short Term)
Ancient iconoclasm: Destroying the power of images in Greece, 480-31 B.C.
Donald Lavigne (USA) Texas Tech University (Spring Semester)
Impossible Voices: Archaic Poetics and Archaic Epigram
Mariska Leunissen (Netherlands) Washington University in St. Louis (Academic Year)
The Physiology of Character in Aristotle
Nikolaos Papazarkadas (Greece) University of California-Berkeley (Spring Semester)
Law courts and judicial administration in Hellenistic Athens
Alexis Pinchard (France) Lycée Militaire d’Aix en Provence (Short Term)
Indo-iranian Myths and Phraseology in the Orphic Cosmogonic Poetry
Allen Romano (USA) Florida State University (Spring Semester)
Tragic ‘Homericity’ and Vocal Virtuosity: Text Mining Heroic Speech in Epic & Tragedy
Norman Sandridge (USA) Howard University (Short Term)
Loving Humanity, Learning, and Being Honored
Karin Schlapbach (Switzerland) University of Ottawa (Academic Year)
Conceptualizing dance and theater in the Roman imperial period
Claire Taylor (UK) Trinity College Dublin (Academic Year)
Wealth, poverty & social change in fourth-century Attica
Mark Usher (USA) University of Vermont (Short Term)
An African Oresteia/The Octavia and the East
2011-12
Bryan Burns (USA) Wellesley College (Two Weeks)
Myth, Gender, and the Arts of the Bronze Age Aegean
Andrea Capra (Italy) Università degli Studi di Milano (Academic Year)
‘Harvesting Homer’: The Voice of Epic in Plato’s Dialogues
Cristina Carusi (Italy) Scuola Normale Superiore (Academic Year)
Public Building in Law and Economy of Classical Athens
Andrea Debiasi (Italy) University of Padua (Spring Semester)
Eumelus of Corinth: Toward a Commented Edition
Synnøve des Bouvrie (Norway) University of Tromsø (Two Weeks)
The Institution of the Warrior in Greek Tragedies
Sylvian Fachard (Switzerland) Swiss School of Archaeology in Greece (Academic Year)
The Borders of Attica
Jennifer Gates-Foster (USA) University of Texas at Austin (Academic Year)
Power Across Frontiers: Networks of Influence in Hellenistic Egypt
Reginald Gibbons (USA) Northwestern University (Two Weeks)
Translating the Poetics of Pindar
Edith Hall (UK) Royal Holloway, University of London (Two Weeks)
Classics and Industry in Britain and North America
Leopoldo Iribarren (Venezuela) Université de Paris-Sorbonne (Academic Year)
La Métaphore Technique dans les Cosmologies Grecques Archaïques
Diego Machuca (Argentina) Consejo Nacional de Investigaciones Científicas y Técnicas (CONICET) (Two Weeks)
Can the Skeptic Search for Truth?
Sara Monoson (USA) Northwestern University (Two Weeks)
Classics and Industry in Britain and North America
Barbara Olsen (USA) Vassar College (Fall Semester)
Women in the Linear B Tablets from Knossos and Pylos
Alexandra Pappas (USA) University of Arkansas (Academic Year)
Graphic Art: Alphabetic Images in Ancient Greece
Ryan Platte (USA) Washington University in St. Louis (Spring Semester)
Equine Poetics
Andrea Rotstein (Israel) Tel Aviv University (Two Weeks)
The Making of Literary History in Ancient Greece
Tyler Jo Smith (USA) University of Virginia (Two Weeks)
The Art of Greek Religion: Object, Performance, Image
Kathryn Topper (USA) University of Washington (Fall Semester)
The Representation of the Exotic in Athenian Ritual Imagery
Matthew Waters (USA) University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire (Two Weeks)
The Persica of Ctesias in its Near Eastern Context
2012-13
K. Paul Bednarowski (USA) George Washington University (Two Weeks)
Marshaling Sympathies: Characterizing Indications in Greek Tragedy
Emiliano Buis (Argentina) Scientific and Technological Research National Council (Two Weeks)
Broken Justice: Politics and Poetics of Athenian Law in the Comic Fragments of Eupolis
Ilaria Bultrighini (Italy) “G. d’Annunzio” University of Chieti-Pescara (CHS/DAI Joint Fellow)
Coastalness and Inlandness in a Maritime Location of Ancient Greece: the Case of Attica
Stefano Caciagli (Italy/Switzerland) Università di Bologna (Fall Semester)
Greek Melic Poetry and Social Groups
David Carlisle (USA) Washington and Lee University (Two Weeks)
A Comprehensive Collaborative Online Commentary on the Cyropaedia and A Narratological Study of Authority in Early Prose Fiction
Anca Dan (France/Romania) Deutsches Archaeologisches Institut (Two Weeks)
Strabo?s Troad. Ancient Matters, Modern Issues
Ioannis Galanakis (Greece) University of Oxford (Fall Semester)
Tomb-Robbers, Art-Dealers and the Trafficking of Antiquities: Greek Archaeology under the First Archaeological Law, 1834-1899
Paulin Ismard (France) ANHIMA (Spring Semester)
Public Slavery in Classical and Hellenistic Cities
Sara Kaczko (Italy) University of Rome (Fall Semester)
Archaic and Classical Dedicatory Epigrams on Stone: Commentary with a Literary and Linguistic Study
Francesco Mambrini (Italy) Università Cattolica del Sacro Cuore (CHS/DAI Joint Fellow)
A Treebank of Thucydides, 1.89-118. Syntactic and Semantic Annotation for the Study of Event Structure
Consuelo Manetta (Italy) University of Rome “Tor Vergata” (Spring Semester)
Aspects of Social, Material and Votive Thracian Culture During the Late Classical and the Hellenistic Periods
Jim Marks (USA) University of Florida (Fall Semester)
Rethinking the Homeric Polis
Anna Marmodoro (Italy) University of Oxford (Two Weeks)
Worlds of Powers: the Bedrock of Reality in Ancient Thought
Peter Meineck (USA) New York University (Two Weeks)
A New Translation of Menander?s The Woman from Samos
Mariamaddalena Melfi (Italy) University of Oxford (Spring Semester)
Sanctuaries and Cult-places of Greece (146 BC- AD 14)
Francoise Mirguet (Belgium) Arizona State University (Spring Semester)
Emotions in Judeo-Hellenistic Narratives: Embodiment, Social Functions, and Identities
Arum Park (USA) Washington and Lee University (Two Weeks)
Truth, Genre, and Gender in Pindar and Aeschylus
Ioanna Patera (Greece) Max Weber Kolleg (Fall Semester)
Objects within Ritual. Interpretations of Ritual Practices in Ancient Greece
Henrique Modanez de Sant Anna (Brazil) University of Brasilia (Two Weeks)
Ideal Types of Hellenistic Kingship: the Application of a Model to an Ancient Reality
Charles Stocking (USA) University of Western Ontario (Spring Semester)
The Wisdom of Sport: A Critical Edition, Translation, and Commentary of Philostratus’ Peri Gymnastikas
Philip Venticinque (USA) Cornell College (Two Weeks)
Common Causes: Craftsmen, Merchants, and Communities in Roman and Late Roman Egypt
Eirene Visvardi (Greece) Wesleyan University (Fall Semester)
Dancing the Emotions: Pity and Fear in the Tragic Chorus
Barbara Witucki (USA) Utica College (Two Weeks)
Greek Tragedy and Vanity Fair
Mantha Zarmakoupi (Greece) University of Cologne (Spring Semester)
Urban growth on late Hellenistic Delos: the “Quartier du Stade”
Wei Zhang (China) Fudan University (Spring Semester)
The Poet as Educator: the Beginnings of Poetics in Ancient Greece and Ancient China
2013-14
Emily Allen-Hornblower (France/USA) Rutgers University (Fall Semester)
Witnessing the Emotions: Emotional Response and Poetic Stance in Archaic and Classical Greek Literature and Society
Aurélie Carrara (France) Université de Rouen and UMR 5607 Ausonius, CNRS-Bordeaux (CHS/DAI Joint Fellow)
State, City-State and Tax System in the Ancient Greek World
Vanessa Cazzato (Italy/UK) Radboud University (Two Weeks)
Accounting for Variations in the Transmission of Greek Lyric Poetry
Joel Christensen (USA) The University of Texas at San Antonio (Two Weeks)
Homer’s Thebes: Epic Rivalries and the Appropriation of Mythical Pasts
Angela Cinalli (Italy) Sapienza, University of Rome (Spring Semester)
Ptanois Posin. Itinerant Men of Literacy and Music in the Epigraphic Sources of the Hellenistic Period
James Collins (USA) University of Southern California (Fall Semester)
Philosophy in the Marketplace: Commerce and Intellectual Exchange in Fourth-Century Athens
Nadia Coutsinas (France) UMR 7041, CNRS-Paris and CReA-Patrimoine, Université Libre de Bruxelles (Fall Semester)
Study of the Establishment of the City-States of Crete
Yurie Hong (USA) Gustavus Adolphus College (Two Weeks)
Birthing Bodies, Birthing Culture: Metaphor and Experience in Ancient Greek Culture
Yang Huang (China) Fudan University (Fall Semester)
Inventing the Barbarian in Ancient Greece and China
Mark Janse (Netherlands) Ghent University (Two Weeks)
A Historical and Dialectological Grammar of Modern Greek
Brian Joseph (USA) The Ohio State University (Two Weeks)
A Historical and Dialectological Grammar of Modern Greek
Anna Lamari (Greece) Aristotle University of Thessaloniki (Spring Semester)
Tragedy Reperformed: Evidence, Politics, Contexts in the Fifth and Fourth Centuries BC
Béatrice Lienemann (Germany/Switzerland) Goethe-Universitaet Frankfurt am Main (Fall Semester)
Aristotle’s Theory of Responsibility
Emeline Marquis (France) Fondation Thiers (Spring Semester)
The Tyrant’s Point of View: Study of the Letters of Phalaris
Elena Martín González (Spain) Institute of Historical Research, National Hellenic Research Foundation (Spring Semester)
The Beginnings of Greek Prose. A Comparative Study of the First Epigraphic and Literary Prose Testimonies in the Greek World
Raquel Martin-Hernández (Spain) Universidad Complutense de Madrid (Fall Semester)
The Transmission of Magical Knowledge in a Multicultural Society. A Complete Study of PGM VII (P.Lond. 121).
Maria Pavlou (Cyprus) Open University of Cyprus (Spring Semester)
Pindaric Chronotopicity
Anne-Valérie Pont (France) Université Paris-Sorbonne/IUF (Two Weeks)
Public Speeches and Community Perspectives in the Cities of Asia Minor (235-337 A.D.)
Melina Tamiolaki (Greece) University of Crete (Spring Semester)
Leaders Don’t Cry? The Politics of Emotions in Xenophon
Christos Tsagalis (Greece) Aristotle University of Thessaloniki (Spring Semester)
Minor Greek Epic Poets: A Commentary
Maria G. Xanthou (Greece) Open University of Cyprus, Aristotle University of Thessaloniki (Two Weeks)
Stesichorus’ Women: Genealogy, Beauty and Heroic Motherhood
Juping Yang (China) Nankai University (CHS/DAI Joint Fellow)
Hellenistic Civilization and the Silk Road
Graciela Zecchin de Fasano (Argentina) Universidad Nacional de La Plata (Two Weeks)
How Have the Ancient Greeks Told Their Own History? Trojan War Between Myth and History from Homer to Tragedy
2014-15
Seemee Ali (USA) Carthage College (Spring Semester)
The Reconciliation of Hera and Thetis in the Iliad
Kate Birney (USA) Wesleyan University (Spring Semester)
Alexander’s Ashkelon? Ashkelon/Ascalon During the Hellenistic Period
Christy Constantakopoulou (Greece) Birkbeck College (Spring Semester)
The Social Dynamics of Dedication: The Delian Inventories of the Third and Second Centuries
Madalina Dana (Romania) University Paris 1 – Panthéon Sorbonne (Spring Semester)
Greek Letters on Lead and Ostraka: Edition and Commentary
Stefan Feuser (Germany) University of Rostock (Fall Semester)
The Urbanism of Port Cities in the Eastern Mediterranean from Hellenistic to Roman Imperial Times
Georgia Flouda (Greece) Heraklion Archaeological Museum (Fall Semester)
The Materialization of Burial Ideology in the Minoan Communities of Apesokari and Porti in the Mesara/Crete
Ryan C. Fowler (USA) Franklin and Marshall College (Fall Semester)
Atechnoi: Rumor and Silence in the Cappadocian Fathers (in collaboration with Alberto Quiroga Puertas)
Eric Kansa (USA) University of California, Berkeley (CHS/DAI Joint Fellow)
Data Sharing as Publication in Classical Archaeology
Sebastiana Nervegna (Italy/Canada) University of Sydney (Spring Semester)
Re-performing Classics: The Tragic Repertoire of Ancient Actors
Stephanie Paul (Belgium) University of Liege (CHS/DAI Joint Fellow)
Greek Pantheons in Motion: Re-evaluating the Concept of the ‘Patron Deity’
Zacharoula Petraki (Greece) Open University of Cyprus, University of Crete (Spring Semester)
The Representational Arts as Metaphors for Philosophical Speech in Plato’s Middle and Late Dialogues
Elizabeth Potter (UK) Oxford University (Fall Semester)
Rhetoric, Performance and Emotion in the Greco-Roman World
Alberto Quiroga-Puertas (Spain) University of Granada (Fall Semester)
Atechnoi: Rumor and Silence in the Cappadocian Fathers (in collaboration with Ryan C. Fowler)
Carlo Vessella (Italy) University of Glasgow (Fall Semester)
Sophisticated Speakers
Maria G. Xanthou (Greece) Open University of Cyprus, Aristotle University of Thessaloniki (Spring Semester)
Fear, Awe, Anger and Good Will: the Social and Cultural Construction of Fear (φόβος), Awe (δέος) and Anger (ὀργή) as Emotions in the Fifth and Fourth Century B.C.E. Political Scene
2015-16
Peter Agócs (USA) University College London (Fall Semester)
Talking Song in Early Greek Poetry
Rodney Ast (USA) University of Heidelberg (Fall Semester)
Notaries, Clerks, and Hacks: The Many Writers of Greco-Roman Egypt
Francisco Barrenechea (Mexico) University of Maryland, College Park (Fall Semester)
New Gods, New Devotions: Religious Experience in Aristophanes’ Wealth
Joshua Billings (USA) Yale University (Fall Semester)
Enlightenment on Stage
Cédric Brélaz (Switzerland) University of Strasbourg (Spring Semester)
Greek Political Mentalities under Roman Imperial Rule
Naomi Carless Unwin (UK) Koç University (CHS/DAI Joint Fellow)
Practising Religion on the Interface: Religion and Society in Karia
Charles Doyen (Belgium) University of Louvain (Fall Semester)
Measuring, Counting, Paying: Metrological Systems, Monetary Standards, and Economic Structures in Hellenistic Greece
Paul Kosmin (UK) Harvard University (Spring Semester)
Seleucid Time: Imperial and Indigenous Temporalities in the Hellenistic East
Stavros Kouloumentas (Greece) Humboldt-Universitat zu Berlin (Spring Semester)
The Sophistic Movement and the Criticism of Traditional Religion: Two Studies on Prodicus and the Sisyphus Fragment
Christopher Moore (USA) Pennsylvania State University (Spring Semester)
Calling Philosophers Names: The Origins of the Term ‘Philosophos’
Anne-Sophie Noel (France) Hisoma, Lyon (Spring Semester)
Feelings for Objects in Ancient Greece
Sven Schipporeit (Germany) University of Vienna (CHS/DAI Joint Fellow)
New Cities, New Gods? The Urban and Cultic Constitution of Synoicized Poleis in Late Classical and Early Hellenistic Times
Ioanna Sitaridou (Greece) University of Cambridge (Fall Semester)
The Evolution of Pontic Greek
Neel Smith (USA) College of the Holy Cross (Spring Semester)
A Computational System for the Study of Formulaic Language
Caroline Stark (USA) Howard University (Spring Semester)
Receptions in Black: An Online Open Resource for Black Classicism and Receptions of the Ancient Mediterranean in Black World Studies
Saro Wallace (UK) Independent Scholar (Non-residential)
Post-collapse Social Restructuring: The Radical Origins of the Polis in Crete
2016-17
Joachim Aufderheide (Germany) King’s College London (Fall Semester)
Nicomachean Ethics X: Translation and Commentary
Nathan Badoud (Switzerland) Université de Fribourg (Spring Semester)
Rhodian amphora stamps. Historiography – Chronology – Function – Circulation
Chun Bai (China) Zhejiang University (Fall Semester)
A Comparative Study: The Cyclic View of Human Condition in Thucydides’ Archaeology (1.2-19) and Si Ma Qian’s Preface to Historical Records
Jan-Mathieu Carbon (Canada) University of Copenhagen (Spring Semester)
How Did the Greeks Butcher and Distribute Sacrificial Meat?
Stylianos Chronopoulos (Greece) University of Freiburg (Fall Semester)
Towards a Digital Edition of Pollux’ Onomasticon
Yannis Fappas (Greece) Archaeological Museum of Thebes, Greece (CHS Fellow in Greece)
Archaeology through Archives: The Archaeological Research in Boeotia through Original Historical Archives
Jason Harris (USA) Tulane University (CHS/DAI Joint Fellow)
Counselors, Confidants, and Courts: Relations Between Scholarly Mobility and Greek Politics in the 4th Century BC
Greta Hawes (New Zealand) Australian National University (Spring Semester)
Myth and Landscape in Pausanias’ Periegesis
Athena Kirk (USA) Cornell University (Fall Semester)
The Tally of Text: Catalogues and Inventories across Greek Literature and Epigraphy
Virginia Lewis (USA) Florida State University (Spring Semester)
Myth, Locality, and Identity in Pindar’s Sicilian Odes
Naoise Mac Sweeney (UK/Ireland) University of Leicester (Spring Semester)
When the Going Gets Rough: Cilicia Tracheia in the Archaic and Classical Periods
Michiel Meeusen (Belgium) British Academy (Spring Semester)
Between Seriousness & Play: Aristotelian Natural Problems & Imperial Culture
Maria Nasioula (Greece) Hellenic Ministry of Culture (CHS/DAI Joint Fellow)
A Dash of Literature into a Cup of Wine. The Inscriptions on Grammatika Vases
Nikolas Papadimitriou (Greece) Museum of Cycladic Art, Greece (Spring Semester)
The Cultural and Political Geography of Attica in the 2nd Millennium BC
Sebastian Scharff (Germany) Universität Mannheim (Fall Semester)
The Self-Representation of Hellenistic Athletes: Political, Social and Ethnic Identities
Joel Schlosser (USA) Bryn Mawr College (Fall Semester)
Why Social Scientists Should Read Herodotus
Zoe Stamatopoulou (Greece) Washington University in St. Louis (Fall Semester)
A Commentary on Plutarch’s “Symposium of the Seven Sages”
2017-18
Richard Armstrong (USA) University of Houston (Spring Semester – 8 weeks)Companion to the Translation of Greek and Latin Epic in collaboration with Alexandra Lianeri
Mary Bachvarova (USA) Willamette University (Fall Semester – 4 weeks)
Calling the Gods: How Cult Practices Moved Across Space and Time in the Ancient Eastern Mediterranean
Klaas Bentein (Belgium) Ghent University (Fall Semester)
Language in Society: A Historical-Sociolinguistic Study of Everyday Writing in Roman and Byzantine Egypt (I – VIII AD)
Cecilie Brøns (Denmark) Ny Carlsberg Glyptotek (Fall Semester)
Sensing the Ancient World: The Multiple Dimensions of Ancient Graeco-Roman Art
Miriam Clinton (USA) Rhodes College (Spring Semester – 8 weeks)The Minoan Modeling Project: 3D Modeling for a New Generation of Archaeological Publication
Francesca Dell’Oro (Switzerland/Italy) University of Lausanne (Spring Semester)The Others: Looking for Diversity in Euboean Linguistic Ecosystems
Chiara Ferella (Italy) Excellence Cluster Topoi (Fall Semester)
Dogmata, Rules, Prohibitions: A New Critical Edition and an Overall Investigation of the Pythagorean Symbola
Thomas Koentges (Germany) University of Leipzig (Fall Semester – 12 weeks)
A Computational Exploration of the Corpus Platonicum and Its Influence on the Corpus of Ancient Greek Literature
Lena Lambrinou (Greece) Greek Ministry of Culture (CHS-DAI Joint Fellow)
Transformation of the Doric Architectural Style From the Classical Through Hellenistic and Roman Periods in Greece and Asia Minor
Jean Lempire (Belgium) University of Louvain (Spring Semester – 12 weeks)
“Ptolemaeus Byzantinus”: The Reception of Ptolemy’s Astronomy in the Byzantine World
Alexandra Lianeri (Greece) Aristotle University of Thessaloniki (Spring Semester – 8 weeks)
Companion to the Translation of Greek and Latin Epic in collaboration with Richard Armstrong
Laura Massetti (Italy) University of Cologne (Fall Semester)
Kestos Himas. Phraseology and Thematic Indo-European Inherited Structures in Greek Myth
Adrià Piñol-Villanueva (Spain) Universitat Autonoma de Barcelona (Spring Semester)
Citizen and Foreigner in Archaic Greece: Access to Land, Justice and Cults
Catherine Pratt (USA) University of Western Ontario (Fall Semester)
Gift of Athena: Olive Oil and the Making of Athens
Kim Shelton (USA) University of California-Berkeley (Spring Semester)
Petsas House, Mycenae. The Excavation of a 14th Century BCE Residential and Industrial Complex: Pottery, Painting, and Pinakides
Anna Sitz (USA) University of Pennsylvania (CHS-DAI Joint Fellow)
Inscribing Temples in Greece and Asia Minor: A Diachronic View
Mark Usher (USA) University of Vermont (Spring Semester – 4 weeks)
Cosmos to Commons: Systems and Sustainability in Classical Life and Thought
Irini Viltanioti (Greece) University of Leuven (Fall Semester)
Myth and Philosophy in Late Antique Neoplatonism: Porphyry of Tyre (c. 234-305)
Alex Walthall (USA) University of Texas at Austin (Fall Semester)
A Measured Harvest: Grain, Tithes, and Territories in Hellenistic and Roman Sicily (276-31 BCE)
2018-19
Davide Amendola (Italy) Scuola Normale Superiore of Pisa (Fall Semester)
The Eagle and the Owl: Athenian Legacies in Early Ptolemaic Alexandria
Lucia Athanassaki (Greece) University of Crete (Spring Semester)
Art and Politics in Euripides’ Plays
Nicolas Bertrand (France) University of Nice Sophia Antipolis (Spring Semester)
A Manual of Ancient Greek Word Order
Manon Brouillet (France) Ecole des Hautes Etudes en Sciences Sociales (Spring Semester)
Epics and Ritual: Reconsidering Homeric Performance in Ancient Greece
Diane Cline (USA) George Washington University (Fall Semester)
The Connected World of Potters in Ancient Athens: Collaborations, Connoisseurship and Social Network Analysis with Eleni Hasaki
Alain Duplouy (Belgium) Université Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne (Fall Semester – 6 weeks)
Epimenides the Cretan: A History of Athens (6th-5th c. BC)
Benjamin Earley (UK) Freie Universität Berlin (Fall Semester)
The Thucydidean Turn: (Re)interpreting Thucydides’ Political Thought Before, During, and After the Great War
Eleni Hasaki (USA/Greece) University of Arizona (Fall Semester)
The Connected World of Potters in Ancient Athens: Collaborations, Connoisseurship and Social Network Analysis with Diane Cline
Marina Kotzamani (Greece) University of the Peloponnese (Non-residential)
Lysistrata on Stage and on the Street. Aristophanes, Popular Theater and Politics from the French Revolution to the Age of the Web
Katerina Ladianou (Greece) University of Athens (Spring Semester)
Representations of Cult in Euripides
Christoph Lundgreen (Germany) Technische Universität Dresden (Fall Semester – 6 weeks)
Dimensions of Staatlichkeit in the Early Greek World
Timothy Moore (USA) Washington University in St. Louis (Spring Semester – 8 weeks)
Unheard Melodies: Music and Meaning in Ancient Greek and Roman Theater
Attila Németh (Hungary) Eötvös Loránd University (Spring Semester – 8 weeks)
The Literary Self in Roman Philosophy
Jessica Paga (USA) The College of William & Mary (Fall Semester)
The Construction of Athenian Democracy and The Causal Efficacy of Political Architecture
Kostas Paschalidis (Greece) National Archaeological Museum, Athens (Spring Semester – 4 weeks)
From Grave Circle A to the Hellenistic Theater: The Birth of Agamemnon’s Legend on the West Slope of Mycenae
Bryan Reece (USA) University of Toronto (Fall Semester)
Aristotle on Happiness, Virtue, and Wisdom
Heather Reid (USA) Morningside College (Fall Semester – 4 weeks)
The Ethics of Epinician: Athletic Celebration as Moral Education in Pre-Classical Greece
Marijana Ricl (Serbia) University of Belgrade (Fall Semester – 8 weeks)
A New Corpus of Greek and Latin Inscriptions from the Kaystros River Valley in Southern Lydia
Joshua Smith (USA) Johns Hopkins University (Non-residential)
Homer in the Margins: Literary Citation and the Ancient Commentary
Georgia Tsouni (Greece) Universität Bern (Spring Semester – 4 weeks)
Reasonable Citizens and the Defense of Moderate Democracy in Aristotle’s Politics
Roger Woodard (USA) University of Buffalo (Fall Semester – 4 weeks)
Aeolian Origins
Jed Wyrick (USA) California State University, Chico (4 weeks)
Artapanus and the Early Ptolemaic Court
2019-20
Simona Aimar (Italy) University College London (Fall Semester)
Aristotle on Modality
Carol Atack (UK) University of Oxford (Spring Semester – 4 weeks)
Xenophon on Liberality and Freedom: Ancient Aristocratic Values and Contemporary Inequalities
Robert Cioffi (USA) Bard College (Spring Semester)
Narrating the Marvelous: The Greek Novel and the Ancient Ethnographic Imagination
Aileen Das (USA, UK) University of Michigan (Fall Semester)
The Art in Brief: Time and Exegesis in Greco-Roman and Islamicate Medicine
Riccardo Ginevra (Italy) University of Cologne (Spring Semester)
The Poetics of Distress: Indo-European Phraseology and Themes in the Homeric Hymn to Demeter
Theodora Jim (UK) University of Nottingham (Spring Semester – 8 weeks)
This-World Salvation: Soteria and Savior Gods in Ancient Greece
Yannis Kalliontzis (Greece) Ecole Française d’Athènes (Fall Semester)
The Shrine of the Valley of the Muses: An Archaeological, Historical and Literary Topos Revisited
K. Scarlett Kingsley (USA) Agnes Scott College (Spring Semester – 12 weeks)
The End of the Histories: Land, Wealth, and Empire in Herodotus in collaboration with Timothy Rood
Amy Lather (USA) Wake Forest University (Fall Semester – 4 weeks)
Matters of the Mind: Materiality and Aesthetics in Ancient Greek Thought
Evi Margaritis (Cyprus) The Cyprus Institute (Fall Semester – 12 weeks)
Agriculture and Subsistence Practices in the Dawn of Urbanisation of Europe: The Cyclades in the Early Bronze Age
Domenico Giuseppe Muscianisi (Italy) IULM University – Milan (Spring Semester)
The Rhythm of Greek Oral Poetry: Prosody, Accentual Groups and Metrical Anomalies
Peter O’Connell (USA) The University of Georgia (Spring Semester)
The Rhetoric of Finance in Classical Athens
Manuela Pellegrino (Italy) Smithsonian Institution (Fall Semester – 8 weeks)
The Legacy of Ancient Greek Ideals at Times of Environmental Crisis: Heritage, Democracy and Art in Southern Italy and Greece
Rachele Pierini (Italy) University of Bologna (Fall Semester)
New Features in Old Texts. A Diachronic Study of Linear B Tablets from the Room of the Chariot Tablets at Knossos to the Odos Pelopidou at Thebes
Timothy Rood (UK) University of Oxford (Spring Semester – 4 weeks)
The End of the Histories: Land, Wealth, and Empire in Herodotus in collaboration with K. Scarlett Kingsley
Emilio Rosamilia (Italy) Independent Researcher (Fall Semester)
Silver Cups from Cyrene: between Royal Gifts and Numismatic Implications
Matthew Simonton (USA) Arizona State University (Spring Semester)
Watchdogs of the People: Demagogues and Popular Culture in Ancient Greece
Yvona Trnka-Amrhein (USA) University of Colorado, Boulder (Spring Semester – 12 weeks)
Portraits of a Pharaoh: The Sesostris Tradition in Ancient Literature and Culture
Konstantinos Vlassopoulos (Greece) University of Crete (Spring Semester – 8 weeks)
Ancient Slavery: A Sourcebook
Erika Weiberg (USA) Florida State University (Spring Semester)
Married to War: Wives of Returning Veterans in Classical Athenian Drama