Events
Ongoing
This biweekly open lecture series looks at heroism and human agency through the prism of epic and the novel from diachronic, comparative and cross-cultural perspectives.
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We celebrate the publication of the collected volume Artificial Intelligence in Greek and Roman Epic, edited by Andriana Domouzi and Silvio Bär.
Time and place:
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Room 452, Georg Morgenstierne's House and on Zoom
Transtextual Characters in Ancient Greek and Roman Epic:
Conceptualization and Case Studies
Time and place:
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GM 144
This lecture looks at supplements to Petronius’ fragmentarily preserved Roman novel Satyricon from the 17th to the 20th century, and at how these supplements oscillate between creative attempts at forgery and scholarly attempts at reconstruction.