Feminism and Feminist Theory

Related Faculty

Catherine M. Connors
Daniel P. Harmon Professor of Classics, Professor of Classics (Adjunct in Gender, Women and Sexuality Studies)

Related Research

Connors, Catherine. ‘Classical Outlooks, the CAPN Archive, and Histories of Women in the Study and Teaching of Greek and Roman Classics,’ Classical Outlook 100.2 (2025), 79-83.
Connors, Catherine , 'What could a feminist perspective on Proba look like?' Calíope: Presença Clássica 47 (2024.1), 4-22.
Mary McNulty, Res Novae Feminarum: The Dissonant Roles of Roman Women in the Triumviral Period
Connors, Catherine. ‘A Feminist Abolitionist reads Plutarch, Euripides, and Plato: Periclean Athens and Nineteenth Century America in Lydia Maria Child’s Philothea (1836),’ Eugesta 13 (2023), 141-76
Helen of Troy in Hollywood (Princeton University Press)
Alexandra Smith. "Medea: Madness, Murder, and Mental Health," Senior Essay, 2021
Sarah Levin-Richardson. Il lupanare di Pompei: Sesso, classe e genere ai margini della società romana. Carocci editore, 2020.
Alana Edmondson, “The Female Persuasion: Gendering Medical Care Amongst Women in Roman Antiquity.” (Senior Essay 2019)
Sarah Levin-Richardson. The Brothel of Pompeii: Sex, Class and Gender at the Margins of Roman Society. Cambridge University Press, 2019.
Mahealani Worrell. "Women in the domestic sphere and their purpose in ancient society." Senior Essay, 2015.