Ovid and the original sin of pickup artistry

Latin Literature and Ovid

Vergil, Harper Lee, and the allure of the unfinished manuscript

Latin Literature and Virgil

Can studying Greek tragedy and comedy be a feminist endeavor when the genres were written by men and performed by men for an all-male audience?

Greek Tragedy, Greek Comedy, Aristophanes, and Feminism

Classicists frequently interrogate the authorial voice of the texts they study, but rarely every examine their own authorial voices. I argue in favor of a more personal, self-aware style of academic writing that openl... more abstractClassicists frequently interrogate the authorial voice of the texts they study, but rarely every examine their own authorial voices. I argue in favor of a more personal, self-aware style of academic writing that openly acknowledges the writer's influences and interests.

Classics

The Classical Tradition and Historical Studies

Publication Date: 2013

Publication Name: The Classical Review

Bibliography for paper given at Feminism and Classics VII: Visions in Seattle on May 21, 2016.

Classics