Renaissance Readers and Their Books: Representations of a Fugitive Act
Antonio Ricci, York University
Generously funded by Joe Di Geso. Presented jointly by CIMS Ottawa and CIMS Toronto.
30 events found.
Ottawa Chapter
Events
-
-
Online with Zoom
-
Anatomy as Religion: The Body in Ancient Italian Votive Practice
Online with ZoomRebecca Flemming, Jesus College, Cambridge University
-
-
Digging Homer: The Mycenaean Palace at Iklaina and the Birth of Greek Epic Poetry
Michael B. Cosmopoulos, Hellenic Government-Karakas Family Foundation Professor of Archaeology and Chair of the Department of Anthropology and Archaeology, University of Missouri-St. Louis
-
Who Created Florence? Making a Renaissance City
Online with ZoomNicholas Terpstra, University of Toronto
Generously funded by Joe Di Geso. Presented jointly by CIMS Ottawa and CIMS Toronto. -
-
Dante and Theology in Vico’s Philosophy of History
Online with ZoomDomenico Pietropaolo, Professor Emeritus, University of Toronto
-
-
Unpicking Dido’s Weaving: Aeneas’ Carthaginian Cloak
Online with ZoomAven McMaster, Professor Emerita of Thorneloe University and Instructor at Saint Mary's University in Halifax.
-
-
The Life and Death of Tombs: The Excavation of the Mycenaean Cemetery at Ayia Sotira in the Nemea Valley, Greece
Online with ZoomR. Angus K. Smith, Brock University
Presented jointly by the Ottawa and Toronto Chapters -
Heroes on the Move: Greek Heroes in the Hellenistic World
Online with ZoomAmanda Herring, Department of Art and Art History, Loyola Marymount University
Co-sponsored by the Ottawa Society of the Archaeological Institute of America and by the University of Ottawa. -
-
Incense and the Nativity Cycle on the Sion Treasure Censer
Online with ZoomJohn Osborne, Distinguished Research Professor and Dean emeritus, Carleton University
-
-
Understanding Jerusalem: The Holy City and Why it Matters
Erin Darby, University of Tennessee
-
The Kingdom of Kadmos: Research at Ancient Eleon in Central Greece
Online with ZoomBrendan Burke, Andrew W. Mellon Professor, American School of Classical Studies at Athens; Professor Greek and Roman Studies, University of Victoria
-
-
Getting Blood from a Stone: Excavations at a Paleolithic Oasis in Azraq, Northwest Jordan
Online with Zoomr April Nowell, University of Victoria
-
-
Ancient Bronzes at the Uffizi in Florence: From the Collection of the Grand Dukes to the First Public Museum
In person at Dominion-Chalmers Cultural Centre and online with ZoomCristiana Zaccagnino, Queen's University
-
-
Soldiers and Civilians in Roman Arabia: The Evolution of Roman and Nabataean Relations at Humayma (Jordan)
In person at Carleton University and online with ZoomBarbara Reeves, Queen’s University
-
-
Entangled Histories of Architecture, Environment, and Inhabitants in Ottoman Istanbul
In person at Carleton University and online with ZoomGül Kale, Carleton University
-
Scratching the Surface: Reflections on a First Campaign to Digitally Record Graffiti at Philae
University of Ottawa OttawaNicholas Hedley, Simon Fraser University
-
-
When Jordanian Ancient Stones Talk
Online with ZoomMaysoon Al Nahar, University of Jordan
-
Recent Excavation at the Submerged Harbour at Tyre
In person at Dominion-Chalmers Cultural Centre and online with ZoomIbrahim Noureddine, Carleton University
-
-
Sappho As Imagined: From Plato’s Pillow Book to Lesbian Icon
Dominion Chalmers, 355 Cooper StreetShane Hawkins, Carleton University
-
-
The Improbable Heroine: Lela Karayanni and the British Secret Services in World War II Greece
In person at Carleton University and online with ZoomStylianos Perrakis, Concordia University
-
-
Tarpeia, Warrior and Hero
In person at Carleton University and online with ZoomJaclyn Neel, Carleton University
-
-
Rome: Urbs Pensilis: A Hanging City and its Hanging Gardens
In person at Carleton UniversityLynne Lancaster, University of Cincinnati
-
-
The Beirut Explosion – DATE TO BE ANNOUNCED
Joe Kallas, University of Pennsylvania
-
Origins of the Chariot – DATE TO BE ANNOUNCED
Laura Gagne, Carleton University
-
Mediterranean Foodways / Theatre and Catharsis – DATE TO BE ANNOUNCED
Recipients of this year’s CIMS – Carleton Study Abroad Award for Academic Excellence.
-
Theatre and Catharsis as a Tool for Healing; and Foodways of Israel, Greece, and Italy
Bianca McKeown and Declan O’Meara, Carleton University
-
-
Byzantine Music and the Greek Language
Alexandros Grammatikopoulos
-
Heritage Conservation before and after the Beirut Explosion in 2020
Joe Kallas, Pennsylvania State University
-
-
Who Is Buried in the Royal Macedonian Tombs at Vergina? Skeletal Evidence for Tombs I and II
Maria Liston, Waterloo University
-
-
From Spiritual Autism to Cosmic Communion: Reading St. Francis in the Key of Modernity
Online with ZoomJohn Caruana, Associate Professor, Department of Philosophy, Toronto Metropolitan University