A joint Colloquium by the Cambridge Centre for Greek Studies and the British School at Athens will reassess the life, work, and wide-ranging legacy of Richard M. Dawkins
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13Mar
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05Mar
Dr Persefone Antonelaki explores the BBC’s Greek-language service for Cyprus during and after the Second World War, showing how radio broadcasting became a space for literary creativity, cultural exchange, and the reimagining of ancient Greek myth within a changing Anglo-Greek world.
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05Feb
Professor Susan Deacy discusses sex, sexuality, and gender in ancient Greece, using mythology to explore how these ideas were understood and debated.
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02Dec
Professor Dimitris Papazachariou (University of Patras) re-examines the classic North–South divide in Greek dialects, revealing how new acoustic data challenge long-held linguistic boundaries.
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24Nov
Professor Gregory Jusdanis (Ohio State University) discusses the new biography Alexandrian Sphinx and how life-writing illuminates the enigmatic poet Constantine Cavafy.
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14Nov
Join poet Phoebe Giannisi and translator Brian Sneeden for the launch of Goatsong — a lyrical journey through myth, body, and transformation in Greek poetry.
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04Nov
Professor Andrej Petrovic presents a newly discovered verse-inscription from late Archaic Teos that sheds fresh light on Anacreon and the interplay between poetry, inscription, and performance.
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30Oct
Dr Andromache Karanika examines the figure of Danaë across myth, poetry, and performance, exploring how her shifting portrayals illuminate the interplay between maternal voice, genre, and Greek theatrical tradition.
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13Jul
Professor Ianthi Tsimpli, Director of CCGS, is the keynote speaker at this ground-breaking event,
the first Summer School of the School of Philosophy at the National and Kapodistrian University of Athens (NKUA), on the island of Chios, titled: “Humanities: The School of Philosophy of NKUA Meets Society.” 13th to 18th July, 2025
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23Jun
The Cambridge Centre for Greek Studies, the University of Ljubljana, and the Ohio State University are pleased to announce the 2025 International Modern Greek Seminar for Classicists