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Mathematics and Mathematical Astronomy
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@AWOL – The Ancient World Online
Mathematics and Mathematical Astronomy
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The Department of Classics, University of Reading
is delighted to repeat its successful
Postgraduate Latin Summer School
7 July – 8 August 2014
This Summer School is open to students who have graduated or are in their final year of a BA. This is an ideal course for those planning to do postgraduate work or to pursue a career in Classics teaching.
To apply for the School please go to
The Reading University – International Summer School
For further information, please contact Professor Barbara Goff: b.e.goff AT reading.ac.uk
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New Adventures in Stealth Marketing
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CALL FOR PAPERS: Continuity or Change? The Hellenistic Near East on a Local Scale
American Schools of Oriental Research (ASOR) Annual Meeting
San Diego, CA, November 19-22, 2014
Session Co-Chairs: Justin Winger (University of Michigan)
Katherine Larson (University of Michigan)
The Hellenistic period is commonly conceptualized and studied via political history and broad themes such as imperialism and resistance, cultural hybridization, and urbanization and cosmopolitanism. This session aims rather to investigate the Hellenistic Near East through focused probes into the lived, daily experiences of elites and non-elites as they are expressed in the material and historical record in order to understand the defining characteristics of the Hellenistic period on a local scale. “Continuity or Change” will focus on the rhythms of everyday life and the bearing that these routines have on how we conceptualize and define the Hellenistic period as a chronological, geographic, and cultural phenomenon. The question at the heart of this session is the degree to which there was a socio-cultural phenomenon in the Near East that can be convincingly described as “Hellenistic” when viewed at this level.
We are especially interested in, but will not limit consideration to, approaches such as production, use and consumption, individual mobility, exchange of ideas, elite vs. non-elite culture, and new theoretical and comparative perspectives.
Abstracts due: February 15, 2014 (abstracts will be accepted until March 1 with a $25 late fee)
To submit abstracts: Go to http://www.asor.org/am/2014/call-8.html and click on “Abstract Submission System”
For more information, see kalars).
Professional membership in ASOR is a prerequisite for participation in the Annual Meeting Program for paper presenters. In addition, speakers will need to register for the Annual Meeting when submitting their abstracts.
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Pirates of the Mediterranean
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