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  • About
    • Courses
    • Summer Latin Institute
    • Classics Lectures
    • Newsletter Archive
    • Library Resources
    • Contact
    • Statements
  • People
    • Faculty
    • Staff
    • Graduate Students
    • Undergraduate Students
    • Alumni
    • PhD Graduates
  • Research
    • Graduate Colloquium
    • Undergraduate Research
    • Past Events
    • Faculty Publications
  • Undergraduate
    • The Major and Minor
    • The Distinguished Major
    • Latin Placement
    • Study Abroad
    • Classics Club
    • Lowe Memorial Lecture
  • Graduate
    • Admissions
    • Requirements & Exams
    • Funding
    • Study Abroad
    • Graduate Handbook
    • Proficiency Exams

ABSTRACTS

Twenty-first Annual Graduate Student Colloquium, Charlottesville, Virginia, Saturday, April 1, 2017.  

Sarah Brucia Breitenfeld

Amissa Est Coniunx; Cur Ego Et Ipse Moror? Male Marital Suicide in Valerius Maximus

Shannon DuBois

Achilles and the Feminine: Achilles and Andromache as Tragic Foils

Alexander Hardwick

Women breaking rank: gender inversion in post-Homeric warrior assemblies

Sherry Lee

Backwards Perspectives: Subversive Approaches to Sex in Dioscorides

Cassandra Casias

Resurrection of the Bodies: Sexual Differentiation in Augustine's Heavenly City

Stephanie Melvin

No Death Deserves its Own Lament: Collective Lamentation and Transgressions of Genre and Gender in Bellum Civile VII

Department of Classics

P.O. Box 400788
University of Virginia
Charlottesville, VA 22904-4788

Phone: (434) 924-3008
E-mail: classics@virginia.edu


Note: The information contained on this website is for informational purposes only.  The Undergraduate Record and Graduate Record represent the official repository for academic program requirements. These publications may be found in the University Records Archive.

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