18th January
Henner Petin (Oxford)
Euripides Orestes: An Escape Tragedy?
Rebekah Van Sant (Oxford)
“We Have Transgressed and Rebelled. You Have Not Forgiven”: The Dialogic Poetics of the Book of Lamentations
18th January
Henner Petin (Oxford)
Euripides Orestes: An Escape Tragedy?
Rebekah Van Sant (Oxford)
“We Have Transgressed and Rebelled. You Have Not Forgiven”: The Dialogic Poetics of the Book of Lamentations
25th January
Gregory Hutchinson (Oxford)
Form in Classical Literature: Confessions of a Fan
1st February
Adriana X. Jacobs (Oxford)
The Long Line
8th February
Terence Cave (Oxford)
Redescribing ‘Form’: The Autopoietic Turn
15th February
Noam Mizrahi (Hebrew University)
Poetic Construction and Merkabah Exegesis in the Twelfth Song of the Sabbath Sacrifice
22nd February
Hans Decker (Zürich)
Idealism and Imagination: On the Miniature Form of the Proverb
1st March
Dorota Molin (Oxford)
Are ‘Fluid Forms’ Forms? Lessons From Modern Middle Eastern Folklore
8th March
Leah Whittington (Harvard)
Fictions of Repair: Patches, Insertions, and Imagined Forms