Pre-recorded Lectures, live Q&As and Extra Materials
Democracy and the Athenians (H408/34) – Prof Michael Scott
The World of the Hero (H408/11): Homer - Dr David Fearn
Extra material
Love and Relationships (H408/32) – Prof Victoria Rimell
Extra material is available on request
Greek Art (H408/23) - Dr Conor Trainor
Invention of the Barbarian (H408/23) - Dr Caroline Petit
Politics of the Late Republic (H408/33) - Lucrezia Sperindio
Recommended Bibliography from Q&A
Extra material is available on request
Greek Theatre (H408/21) – Dr Emmanuela Bakola
WCN Teachers Day 2020 - Part I: Iconography and Greek Drama
Part Two: Greek theatre, political context and content; reception of Oedipus, Bacchae and Frogs in antiquity
Q&A
Also, do check out Dr Bakola's other videos related to this topic:
An introduction to Greek theatre and festivals:
An analysis of Sophocles’ Oedipus Rex:
A lecture on Dionysus and Euripides’ Bacchae (first 34 minutes)
An introduction to comedy’s engagement with tragedy and Aristophanes’ Frogs:
Why does Dionysus choose ‘Aeschylus’ at the end of Frogs? An analysis of Aristophanes’ Frogs.
Extra material is available on request
Imperial Image (H408/22) - Dr Eris Williams-Reed
Eris' Q&A video contains copyright material, so she has requested it be removed from public access. But if anyone would like a link to the video please email Eris directly at eris.williams-reed@warwick.ac.uk.
Greek Religion (H408/31) - Dr Paul Grigsby
Sacrificial Calendar of Erchia
Extra material is available on request
For more information on the day, please email Dr Paul Grigsby (Paul.Grigsby@Warwick.ac.uk).