Classical Studies Graduate Program

AN INTERDISCIPLINARY AND INTERDEPARTMENTAL PROGRAM AT COLUMBIA

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Classical Dialogues

Epistemic Impressions: Making and Mediating Classical Art and Text

  • Epistemic Impressions: Making and Mediating Classical Art and Text
    Verity Platt Cornell University
    March 6, 2026 - March 6, 2026
    11:00am - 1:00pm -
    Columbia University
    A Classical Dialogues event hosted by the Classical Studies Graduate Program
Epistemic Impressions
Verity Platt
Cornell University

As part of its Classical Dialogues series, the Classical Studies Graduate Program at Columbia University is pleased to welcome Verity Platt, Professor of Classics at Cornell University. On March 6, from 11am-1pm, Verity will discuss her new publication, Epistemic Impressions: Making and Mediating Classical Art and Text. Commentary by Charlotte Mandy (Columbia University). Location: Room 613 Hamilton Hall

In its Classical Dialogues series, the interdepartmental Classical Studies Graduate Program CLST at Columbia University invites authors of recent work in ancient studies that is exemplary for the kind of study that CLST aims to foster. All faculty and students at Columbia and beyond are cordially invited. CLST students are required to read carefully at least one chapter or article in advance and prepare questions and comments for discussion.