Conference on Classics in the Eighteenth Century
Classics and the Classical in the Eighteenth Century
King’s College , The Strand, London,
15-16 July 2010
Conference Presentations:
- Michael Silk (King’s College London) “Classical, Neo-classical, and Romantic: The Point of No Return”
- Paul Davis (University College London), “Volcanic Classicism”
- Jonathan Sacks (Concordia, Canada), “The Time of Decline ”
- Joshua Billings (Oxford), “Sophocles and the German Spirit”
- Katherine Harloe (Reading), “Winckelmann’s Early Reception and the Invention of Altertumswissenschaft ”
- Matthew Bell (KCL), “Goethe and the Classics”
- Sebastian Matzner (KCL), “The Collapse of a Classical Tradition? An Archaeological Investigation into ‘The End of Rhetoric’ around 1800: Gottsched, Kant, Schlegel”
- Crystal Bennes (KCL), “Lucan and Problems of Genre in 18th-Century France”
- Michael Hardy (KCL) and Katherine East (Royal Holloway), “Ciceronian Rhetoric in Georgian England”
- Matthew Hiscock (UCL), “Classics for the Radical Fringe: Republicans and Dissenters at the end of the 18th Century”
- Suzanne Aspden (Oxford), “Making Musical Classics in 18th-Century London”
- Ismene Lada-Richards (KCL), “Thinking with Ancient Pantomime in 18th-Century England and France”
To register, please contact William Fitzgerald (william.fitzgerald@kcl.ac.uk)
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