Dissertations

Author/Title Research Type Related Fields
Naomi Campa-Thompson. I Do What I Want: Freedom  and Power in Classical Athens. Diss. 2014. Graduate, Dissertations
Lissa Crofton-Sleigh. The Building of Verse: Descriptions of Architectural Structures in Roman Poetry. Diss., 2014 Graduate, Dissertations
Melissa Funke. Euripides and Gender: The Difference the Fragments Make. Diss., 2013. Graduate, Dissertations
Alexandra Kennedy. Leaving Rome: Alienation from and Attachment to the City in Augustan Literature. Diss., 2013. Graduate, Dissertations
Jaime Volker. Caesarian Conflict: Portrayals of Julius Caesar in narratives of civil war. Diss., 2012. Graduate, Dissertations
Robin Greene. Muse without Measure: Callimachus and the Greek Prose Traditions. Diss., 2011. Graduate, Dissertations
Colin Shelton. Semantics and the Structure of Latin Etymological Wordplay. Diss., 2011. Graduate, Dissertations
Ashli J. Baker. Apuleius' Political Animal: A Socio-Cultural reading of identity in the Metamorphoses. Diss., 2011. Graduate, Dissertations
Sonia Isaacs. Homeward Bound: Gendered Spatial Arrangements in Ancient Greek Houses. Diss., 2010. Graduate, Dissertations
Lindsay Morse. The Dream of a Shadow: Death and Heroism in the Poetry of Homer and Pindar. Diss., 2010. Graduate, Dissertations
Hans-Peder Hanson. Sophistic Epistemology. Diss., 2010. Graduate, Dissertations
Mark Nugent. Art, Text, and the Politics of Identity in the High Roman Empire. Diss., 2010. Graduate, Dissertations
Richard Fernando Buxton. "A Model of Conflict: the Metonymic Function of Stasis in Xenophon's Hellenica." Diss., 2010. Graduate, Dissertations
Alex Dressler. Matter, Language and Attachment in Seneca's Moral Epistles. Diss., 2009. Graduate, Dissertations
Molly Herbert. "Almost Knowing How to Read:" Scribes as Creative Partners in Homeric Transmission. Diss., 2009. Graduate, Dissertations
Ryan Platte. Horses and horsemanship in the oral poetry of Ancient Greece and the Indo-European world. Diss., 2008. Graduate, Dissertations
Kari Ceaicovschi. (Re)constructing Cato Maior: An Assessment of the Reception of Cato in Latin Literature from Cicero to Aulus Gellius. Diss., 2008. Graduate, Dissertations
Yurie Hong. The Pregnant Muse: Greek Conceptions of Birth and the Discourse of Literary Production. Diss., 2007. Graduate, Dissertations
Christina E. Franzen. Revulsion and Desire: the Figure of the Monster in the Roman Imperial Imagination. Diss., 2007. Graduate, Dissertations
Eric Ross. Historical Wisdom: Intellectual Figures and Authorial Persona in Herodotus. Diss., 2007. Graduate, Dissertations
Marilyn Likosky. Representations of Women in Theocritus. Diss., 2007. Graduate, Dissertations
Erika J. Nesholm. Rhetoric and Epistolary Exchange in Ovid's Heroides 16-21. Diss., 2005. Graduate, Dissertations
Marco J. Zangari. Cicero Fabricator: The Ethos of Aesthetics in Cicero's de Signis. Diss., 2005. Graduate, Dissertations
Jackie Murray. Polyphonic Argo. Diss., 2005. Graduate, Dissertations
Christina Vester. The Figure of the Mother in Greek Drama. Diss., 2004. Graduate, Dissertations