Folklore and Mythology

Related Faculty

Olga Levaniouk
Professor of Classics
Graduate Program Coordinator

Related Research

Choi, Haerin. 2025. "Medusa Through the Ages: The Change Through Modern Media" Senior Essay: University of Washington.
Olga Levaniouk "The Song of the Bed Revisited". In: A. Papachrysostomou, A. Antonopoulos et al., eds.Γερα: Studies in Honor of Professor Menelaos Christopoulos, Classisc@25
Olga Levaniouk. "The dreams of Barčin and Penelope." Harvard Studies in Classical Philology 112 (2023) 1-34.
Jocelyn Hicks. "Hunting Metaphors for Love and War" Senior Essay, 2023
Olga Levaniouk. "Mystery Cows: Bovine Subplots in Initiation Narratives" In: M. Christopoulos , A. Papachrysostomou, M. Meyer,eds Unveiling the Hidden Face of Antiquity: Mysteries and Cryptic Cults, Phoibos Verlag 2022
Kathryn Topper. 2022. “Mythography and Greek Vase Painting,” in The Oxford Handbook of Greek and Roman Mythography, eds. Stephen Trzaskoma and R. Scott Smith. Oxford: Oxford UP. 477–489.
Xiaoran Luo. Polyphemus and His World: A Literary History from the Odyssey to the Hellenistic Period. Diss., 2021.
Maria Bogomolova. "Liberation and Peace by Overcoming the Fear of the Unknown: A Case Study Looking at Oedipus and Neo," Senior Essay 2021
Yiru Luo, "The Representation of Rape Motifs in the Founding Narratives of Rome" Senior Essay 2020.
Simas, Anna. Killer Queen: Clytemnestra as Goddess, Heroine, and Monster. Diss., 2020.