The Classical Studies Research Seminar, founded in the Fall of 2011, meets regularly to discuss research-in-progress by students in the program. CLST students present dissertation proposals and dissertation chapters, papers to be sent out to journals and conferences, their M.A. theses, research proposals for fellowship applications, and more. All CLST students present, and the presenters often invite guests: faculty from the participating Departments and/or students from other programs.
- Classical Studies Graduate Program
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- Degrees
- Initiatives & Events
- Classical Dialogues
- Ancient Eudaimonism and Modern Morality
- Ancient Theories of Color
- Calling Philosophers Names
- Classical Greek Oligarchy
- Domesticating Empire
- Human and Animal Bodies in Ancient Greece
- Killing Mummies: On Inka Epistemology and Imperial Power
- Miskawayh on Pleasures and Pains
- Natural Character
- Networks Colonization, and Regional Hybridity
- Office and Rule in Constitutional Change
- Plautus and Popular Comedy
- Scale, Space and Canon in Ancient Literary Culture
- Souvenirs and the Experience of Empire in Ancient Rome
- Stoics and Skeptics on Cataleptic Impressions
- The Ancient Middle Classes
- The Beginnings of Latin Literature
- The Divinization of Caesar and Augustus
- The Early Roman Expansion into Italy
- The Journey of Christianity to India in Late Antiquity
- Tombs and Burial Customs in Third-Century CE Rome
- Two Classic Problems in the Stoic Theory of Time
- Two questions about the rule of Law in Plato
- Tyrannicide in Ancient Greece
- Virgilian Geopoetics, or the Emotional Science of Geography
- Void and Space in the Thought of the Presocratics, Plato, and Aristotle
- The Open Sea
- Conferences
- A Roman World? Imperial Power and Provincial Communities
- Aristophanes and Politics
- Conference in Memory of Alan Cameron
- Epistemology After Sextus Empiricus
- Refuge and Refugees in the Ancient World
- The Creation of Roman History and Epigraphy: Theodor Mommsen from 1817 to 2017
- The Many Worlds of the Odyssey
- Workshops
- CLST Placement Workshop
- Classical Studies Dissertation Workshop
- Hellenistic Literatures in Context
- Margarete Bieber Reading Group
- Munich New York City Workshop in Ethics
- Pirro Ligorio's Worlds: Antiquarianism, Classical Erudition, and the Visual Arts in the Late Renaissance
- Technology and Skills Workshop II: Researching Ancient Places
- Technology and Skills
- Ways of Seeing, Ways of Reading II: The Anthropology and Aesthetics of Arms and Armor
- Workshop in Ancient & Contemporary Philosophy
- Global Classes
- Research Seminar
- Summer Research
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AN INTERDISCIPLINARY AND INTERDEPARTMENTAL PROGRAM AT COLUMBIA