Aristophanic comedy

Richard Martin

Stanford University

Faculty Member

Classics Department

Ancient Grammar, Ancient Indo-European Languages, Anthropological Linguistics, and Anthropology

Alan Sommerstein

University of Nottingham

Faculty Member

Classics Department

Aeschylus, Ancient Greek Politics, Ancient Greek and Roman Theatre, and Aristophanic comedy

Jeffrey Rusten

Cornell University

Faculty Member

Classics Department

Ancient Greek Historiography, Ancient Greek and Roman Theatre, Ancient Sports/Athletics, and Classics

Luigia Cappiello

University of Salerno

Phd student, dottoranda di ricerca

Dipsum Department

Ancient Greek and Roman Theatre, Ancient Theater, Greek Literature, and Latin Language and Literature

Annemieke Drummen

University of Heidelberg (Germany)

Graduate Student

Klassische Philologie Department

Aeschylus, Aristophanic comedy, Classics, and Discourse Analysis

David Jacobson

Stanford University

Post-Doc

Humanities Department

Aeschylus, Ancient Greek and Roman Theatre, Ancient myth and religion, and Anthropology of Performance

Erin Moodie

Colgate University

Faculty Member

Classics Department

Aristophanic comedy, Classics, Comedy, and Greek Comedy

Maria G. Xanthou

Aristotle University of Thessaloniki

Department Member

School of History and Archaeology, Department of Ancient Greek, Roman, Medieval and Byzantine History

Ancient Aesthetics, Ancient Grammar, Ancient Greek Dance, and Ancient Greek Rhetoric

Eleni Panagiotarakou

Concordia University (Canada)

Faculty Member

Political Science Department

Ancient Greek Philosophy, Ancient Sparta, Aristophanic comedy, and Environmental Political Theory

Serena Perrone

University of Genova

Post-Doc

D.Ar.Fi.Cl.ET. Department

Ancient Greek and Roman Theatre, Ancient Scholarship, Aristophanic comedy, and Classical philology

Chiara Meluzzi

Pavia University

PhD-Student

Dipartimento di Linguistica Teorica ed Applicata Department

Italian Dialectology, Language Variation and Change, Language Variation, Dialectology, Phonetics, Sociophonetics, and Languages and Linguistics

Stelios Chronopoulos

Albert-Ludwigs-Universität Freiburg

Faculty Member

Seminar für Klassische Philologie Department

Desire, Greek Comedy, Greek Theatre, and Prosopography

Daniel Walin

University of California, Berkeley

Alumnus

Classics Department

Greek Comedy, Slavery, Ancient Aesthetics, and Ancient Greek Historiography

Suvi Kuokkanen

University of Oulu

Graduate Student

Dept. of History

Ancient Greek History, Ancient Greek Politics, Ancient Philosophy, and Aristophanic comedy

Gayathri Muthuramanathan

San Jose State University

Graduate Student

English Department

19th Century British novel, 19th Century Philosophy, Continental Philosophy (especially Jacques Derrida, Gilles Deleuze, Friedrich Nietzsche, Immanuel Levinas, Edmund Husserl, Martin Heidegger, Jurgen Habermas, and Jacques Lacan), and Eighteenth-Century Novel

Jonathan Mertens

Katholieke Universiteit Leuven

Undergraduate

Archaeology Department

Akkadian Language, Ancient Greek Religion, Ancient History, and Ancient Near East

Amit Shilo

New York University

Graduate Student

Classics Department

19th-century German philosophy, Ancient Greek Philosophy, Aristophanes, and Aristophanic comedy

Marcel Lech

University of Copenhagen

Graduate Student

Saxo-Institute

Aeschylus, Ancient Greek and Roman Theatre, Archaic Poetry, and Aristophanes

Robert Sing

The University of Western Australia

Graduate Student

Classics and Ancient History Department

Aristophanic comedy, Athenian imperial finance, Civic Education, and Civic Pay

George Dok

University of Piraeus

Faculty Member

Business Administration Department

Business Administration and Aristophanic comedy

Tristissima et alia

"Hanging Out" (Research methods), "New" senses in art: touch, smell, taste, 'Islamic' Architecture, and 'Visionary' architecture

Yvonne Borowski

Uniwersytet Łódzki

Faculty Member

Classical Philology Department

Aristophanes, Aristophanic comedy, Dionysus, and Euripides, Bacchae

Amanda Teo

LaSalle College of the Arts

Undergraduate

School of Theatre

Ancient Greek Comedy, Aristophanic comedy, Body in Performance, and Breath, Performance, Body Mapping, Dramaturgy, Embodiment, Autobiographical Performance
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