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Latin, and the different ways we read it.

Greek social and intellectual history, with particular focus on mythology, religion, magic, and Platonic philosophy

Greek poetry, especially early epic and hymns; myth, religion and mystery cult; gender and sexuality; narratives and theories of horror

Homeric epic, Greek lyric, Attic tragedy, the novel from Antiquity to the 20th century

Latin literature, especially poetry; Roman (sub)cultures; classical traditions and receptions, especially in science fiction, fantasy, horror, film, and games; the Underworld; and cultural histories of the senses, including silence

Archaeology, Classics, History of Art, Philosophy, Open Access, Copyright, Scholarly Communications

Archaeology, Classics, Cities, History of Art