Historiography

Related Faculty

Joseph E. Bringman
Lecturer Part-Time
James J. Clauss
Professor of Classics, Adjunct in Middle Eastern Languages and Cultures, Cinema and Media Studies, Global Literary Studies

Related Research

"'Forgetful emperors’: Vergessen as Julio-Claudian political strategy? "In Forgetting and Power, V. Schulz and C. Pieper, edd. Palingenesia (forthcoming 2025/26)
Alain M. Gowing, 'Quintilian the Memorious: History and memory in the Institutio Oratoria', in Cultural Memory under the Empire, M. Dinter, ed. (forthcoming CUP 2026?)
Alain M. Gowing, "Annals 13. Mentors, Murder, Mother, and Mayhem," in Oxford Critical Guide to Tacitus, S. Bartera and K.E. Shannon-Henderson, edd., pp. 188-99. Oxford 2025.
Mary McNulty, Res Novae Feminarum: The Dissonant Roles of Roman Women in the Triumviral Period
Joseph Bringman, The Roman Revolutionaries: The Evolution of Revolution in Ancient Rome (2024)
Dai, Haoyang. 2023.“Enargeia in Livy: Dramatic Narrative and Spectators in T. Manlius Torquatus’ Fight (Ab Urbe Condita 7.9-7.10)” MA Paper: University of Washington.
Freyda Greenberg, "The Real Housewives of Athens: Thoughts about getting closer to the truth about the past" Senior Essay 2022
Alain M. Gowing, "Forgetting Germanicus: Reading Valerius Maximus through Tacitus’ Tiberian Books," in J. Murray and D. Wardle, edd., Reading by Example. Valerius Maximus and the Historiography of Exempla (Brill 2021)
Hunter Cisiewski. "Caesar in Iraq: How Rome's Imperator is reflected in 21st Century America," Senior Essay, 2021
Feiyang Liu, "Age of Decadence: a Stylistic Comparison of the Commentary of Zuo and Ab Urbe Condita Book I" (Senior Essay, 2020)