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CRGR - Events 2009-10

Conference and Performance Event at the British Academy/Royal Society

July 1st to 2nd 2010

Classics and Class

Picture for C&C Workshop

The Centre is delighted with the success of its British Academy-funded conference, which was free and open to the public and absolutely packed out—not a seat to spare—throughout. In addition, there was an evening Performance Event on the evening of July 1st, featuring Tony Harrison reading from his own works and chaired by Peggy Reynolds (BBC's Adventures in Poetry). In the second half of the evening, actors from Live Canon, directed by Helen Eastman, performed poetry and prose looking at the history of Classics through the prism of social class. The performance event, with Tony Harrison in dialogue with Edith Hall and Philip Dodd, was featured on BBC Radio's 'Nightwaves'.
Since this was a pilot conference, our collective purpose was to identify new areas for research and gaps in the existing scholarship, in order to develop a platform for the future examination of the history of our discipline from a class-conscious perspective. For further details click here.
Abstracts of all the papers will be published on this website shortly. For the full conference programme click here.



CRGR Panel at the Annual Meeting of the CA

Wednesday 7th April - Saturday 10th April 2010

Romans from Mexico to Spain

Picture for Romans from Mexico to Spain

A CRGR panel at the Classical Association Annual Conference 2010, held in Cardiff Wednesday 7th April - Saturday 10 April 2010, was convened by RHUL postgraduate Katie Billotte on the theme of the Hispanic reception of ancient Greece and Rome. For further details click here.



Arts Faculty Interdisciplinary Event

16th December

MOONSTRUCK!

The CRGR is co-organising, with the Media Arts Department at Royal Holloway, a faculty-wide interdisciplinary event at the Egham campus looking at narratives centring on moon travel, from Lucian and Plutarch to the 21st century. All RHUL staff and graduate students are welcome.



Departmental Research Seminar

1st December, 6.00pm

Maison Pompéienne

Shelley Hales (Bristol):

Living with Arria Marcella: Novel Interiors in the Maison Pompéienne

RHUL, Management Building 003



Dabis Lecture

9th November, 5.30pm

Peggy Reynolds

Peggy Reynolds (Reader in English at QMUL and BBC Broadcaster):

George Eliot and the Classics

RHUL, Main Lecture Theatre, followed by a Reception




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