Past Honors Theses

Honors Theses (2002-2007)

Seeking “Originary Moments”: Vergil’s Trojan “Stoon” and the fractured reception tradition of Dido and Aeneas
by Kristin Knox (Advisor: Reay) (May 2007)

Virtuous Viragos: The Gender Boundary in Livy
by Vera Hannush (Advisor: Starr) (May 2005)

‘I am New, I Seek the Consulship, This is Rome’: Aspects of Cicero’s Self Representation
by Alanna Clair (Advisor: Reay) (May 2005)

The Honor of Restraint: Lessons from Ancient Greece about Helping Friends and Hurting Enemies
by Lauren Brownlee (Advisor: Lefkowitz) (May 2005)

The Story of the Tyrannicides: Sex and Danger in the Athenian Democratic Imagination
by Corinne Gentilesco (Advisor: Dougherty) (May 2004)

Maphaeus Vegius’ Supplement to the “Twelfth Book of the Aeneid”: A Renaissance Continuation of an Old Favorite
By Joanna Theiss (Advisor: Reay) (May 2004)

De Suo: The Mosaics and the Statuary of the Piazzale delle Corporazioni and their Social Implications
by Katherine Alcauskas (Advisor: Reay) (May 2004)

‘Electra’ in Translation and Performance
by Heather Boas (Advisor: Dougherty) (May 2003)

Depictions of Helen of Troy in Greek Literature and Vase Painting
by Holly-Leigh Pitts (Advisors: Marvin, Dougherty) (December 2002)

Not 'Mere Bellies': Poetry, Politics, and Pastoralism in Ancient Greece
by Amanda Freeman (Advisor: Dougherty) (May 2002)

NEWS/UPCOMING EVENTS

If you are interested in joining Bryan Burns' Greek 202 class to see "An Iliad" on Sunday, April 28th, and joining for coffee and discussion afterwards, please email   bburns@wellesley.edu

For more information on this "sweeping account of humanity’s unshakeable attraction to violence, destruction and chaos", please click on the link below:

https://artsemerson.org/Online/iliad

 

 

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