Professor Emily Gowers FBA

Latin literature of the Republic and Principate, especially satire; poetics; cultural history of Rome
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Fellow type
UK Fellow
Year elected
2019
Subjects
Classics

Current post

University of Cambridge Professor of Latin Literature

St John’s College, Cambridge Fellow

Past appointments

University of Cambridge Reader

2013 - 2016

University of Cambridge Senior Lecturer

2009 - 2013

University of Cambridge Lecturer

2002 - 2009

Princeton University Lecturer

2000 - 2002

University College London Lecturer

1991 - 1993

Trinity College, Cambridge Title A (Junior Research) Fellowship

1988 - 1991

Publications

Horace: Satires Book I

Emily Gowers - Published in 2012 by Cambridge University Press

Ennius Perennis: the Annals and Beyond

William Fitzgerald and Emily Gowers - Published in 2007 by Cambridge Classical Journal Supplement

The Loaded Table: Representations of Food in Roman Literature

Emily Gowers - Published in 1993 by Clarendon Press

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Professor Cyprian Broodbank FBA

Comparative world archaeology and deep history; the archaeology of the Mediterranean; Aegean prehistory; the archaeology of islands; the emergence of connectivity, particularly maritime; landscape archaeology

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Professor Edith Hall FBA

Ancient Greek and Roman literature, especially epic, drama and literary aspects of philosophical prose; ethnicity, social class and gender in cultural history; the presence and impact of the ancient Mediterranean and Black Sea Worlds in the global imagination since the Renaissance

Edith Hall FBA

Professor Katherine Dunbabin FBA

Art and society in the Roman Empire: Roman mosaics as documents of social and cultural history; the art of the Roman banquet; the imagery of spectacular entertainments

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