Law and Political Thought

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Joseph E. Bringman
Lecturer Part-Time

Related Research

Alain M. Gowing, "'Tangled, chaotic and hideous'" the triumviral proscriptions in Roman memory," in a volume of proceedings from a conference on 'Experiencing Insecurity: Pain, Trauma and Suffering in the Roman Empire", J. Uden and Z. Verhelyi, edd. (forthcoming OUP 2026)
Alain M. Gowing, "'Forgetful emperors’: Vergessen as Julio-Claudian political strategy? "In Forgetting and Power, V. Schulz and C. Pieper, edd., pp. 251-66. Palingenesia (Stuttgart 2025)
Deborah Kamen. "'Privileged' Slaves and Honour in Classical Athens." In Slavery and Honour in the Ancient Greek World. Eds. D. Lewis, M. Canevaro, and D. Cairns. Edinburgh: Edinburgh University Press, 2025. 226-238.
Deborah Kamen. “Varying Statuses, Varying Rights: A Case Study of the graphē hubreōs.” In Voiceless, Invisible, and Countless: The Experience of Subordinates in Greece 800-300 BC. Eds. S. D. Gartland and D. Tandy. Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2024. 243-264.
Zainab Hassan Syed, The Ghost of Slavery: A Closer Examination of Freed People in Classical Athens, MA Thesis, 2023.
Kelsey Flores, "Bastards in Classical Athens," Senior Essay 2022
Jocelyn Harlan. "Women in Classical Athenian Law Courts." Senior Essay, 2021.
Theodore Anderson, “The Robbers of the Roman Hive: A Study of Bees in Varro's De Re Rustica 3” Senior Essay 2020
Tessa Lee Stephenson. "Religion and Legal Thought in Cicero's De legibus." Senior Essay, 2015.
Naomi Campa-Thompson. I Do What I Want: Freedom and Power in Classical Athens. Diss. 2014.