he Leeds International Classics Seminar is pleased to announce a one-day
conference on the theme:
HUMANS AND OTHER ANIMALS IN THE ANCIENT WORLD
This event will be held at the University of Leeds on Friday 9 May 2008,
11.30am – 5.30pm.
The speakers will be:
Mary Beagon (Manchester)
Louise Calder (Wolfson College, Oxford)
Gordon Campbell (NUI Maynooth)
Catherine Osborne (University of East Anglia)
Brigitte Resl (Liverpool)
Chiara Thumiger (University College London)
Full details of the programme are being finalised, and will be available
soon from:
http://www.leeds.ac.uk/classics/news.htm
or from the organisers:
Malcolm Heath (m.f.heath AT leeds.ac.uk)
Regine May (r.may AT leeds.ac.uk)
The meeting is open to all academic participants; postgraduate and
undergraduate students are especially welcome.
Those interested in attending should let Malcolm Heath know (by email) at
least a week in advance.
The conference fee (including tea/coffee and a buffet lunch) is £15 (£10
students and unwaged), payable on the day.
conference on the theme:
HUMANS AND OTHER ANIMALS IN THE ANCIENT WORLD
This event will be held at the University of Leeds on Friday 9 May 2008,
11.30am – 5.30pm.
The speakers will be:
Mary Beagon (Manchester)
Louise Calder (Wolfson College, Oxford)
Gordon Campbell (NUI Maynooth)
Catherine Osborne (University of East Anglia)
Brigitte Resl (Liverpool)
Chiara Thumiger (University College London)
Full details of the programme are being finalised, and will be available
soon from:
http://www.leeds.ac.uk/classics/news.htm
or from the organisers:
Malcolm Heath (m.f.heath AT leeds.ac.uk)
Regine May (r.may AT leeds.ac.uk)
The meeting is open to all academic participants; postgraduate and
undergraduate students are especially welcome.
Those interested in attending should let Malcolm Heath know (by email) at
least a week in advance.
The conference fee (including tea/coffee and a buffet lunch) is £15 (£10
students and unwaged), payable on the day.