Being Jewish, Writing Greek. Literary Form and Cultural Identity - 06-07-08/09/2017, Cambridge (Engl
FECHA/ DATE/DATA: 06-07-08/09/2017
LUGAR/LOCATION/LUOGO: Faculty of Classics, University of Cambridge (Cambridge, England)
ORGANIZADOR/ORGANIZER/ORGANIZZATORE: Emma Greensmith (University of Cambridge); Max Kramer (University of Cambridge) ; Max Leventhal (University of Cambridge) ; Srećko Koralija (University of Cambridge)
INFO: web - organisers@beingjewish-writinggreek.co.uk
INSCRIPCIÓN/REGISTRATION/REGISTRAZIONE: Aquí/here/qui Deadline: 31/08/2017
- Estándar/standard/standard: £30
- Miembro de la Facultad de Clásicas / Member of the Faculty of Classics/ membro di facoltà di Classica: Los costes de la inscripción serán pagados por la facultad/ Registration fee will be covered by the Faculty/ La quota di iscrizione sarà coperto dalla Facoltà
A number of bursaries will be available for graduate students, made possible by the Society for the Promotion of Hellenic Studies. Please visit our web page for more information: http://www.beingjewish-writinggreek.co.uk/bursaries.html
PROGRAMA/PROGRAM/PROGRAMMA:
Wednesday 6th September
13.00-13.45 – Registration
13.45-14.00 – Welcome
14.00-15.00 – Sylvie Honigman: ‘How to Rewrite a Source: the Letter of Aristeas and 2 Maccabees’
15.00-16.00 – Jim Aitken: 'Cross-Cultural Genre Bending: Wisdom's Peculiarity'
16.00-16.30 – Tea/Coffee
16.30-17.30 – Marieke Dhont: ‘No Author is an Island: A Systemic Approach to the Development of Jewish-Greek Literature’
17.30-18.30 – Stuart Thomson: ‘Who’s Philo? Whose Philo? Alexandrian Texts and Identities’
18.30 – Reception
Thursday 7th September
09.30-10.30 – Anna Furlan: ‘The ‘One God’ of the Pseudo-Orphic Hieros Logos’
10.30-11.00 – Tea/Coffee
11.00-12.00 – Hindy Najman: ‘Plurilingualism and the case of 4QInstruction’
12.00-13.00 – Simon Goldhill: TBC
13.00-14.30 – Lunch
14.30-15.30 – Alexander Noak: ‘Greek and Jewish Perspectives on the Roman Empire in the Sibylline Oracles’
15.30-16.30 – Eran Almagor: ‘Josephus the Greek Imperial Author’
16.30-17.00 – Tea/Coffee
17.00-18.00 – Sean Adams: ‘Sympotic Questions: The Genre and Structure of the Letter of Aristeas’
19.30 – Conference Dinner (Venue TBC)
Friday 8th September
9.30-10.30 – Jill Hicks-Keeton: ‘Categorizing Joseph and Aseneth: The Evidence of Artapanus, Demetrius, and Philo’
10.30-11.00 – Tea/Coffee
11.00.-12.00 – Eva Mroczek: ‘Ancient Narratives of Literary History and Canon Formation’
12.00-13.00 – Nicholas de Lange: ‘The Poetics of Aquila and Symmachus’
13.00-13.30-45 – Tessa Rajak: Closing Remark