As you know, SAPIENS is a free digital magazine devoted to popularizing anthropological research and ideas for an international, general audience. Each March 1, the editorial team considers “pitches” from anthropologists about contributing to the magazine.
To learn more and pitch, visit www.sapiens.org/write.
Join AUC Press for this insightful lecture as Professor Dodson explores his new 2025 release Thutmose III and Hatshepsut, Pharaohs of Egypt: Their Lives and Afterlives. Discover the Legacies of two of ancient Egypt’s most fascinating and influential rulers, and explore their rediscovery in modern scholarship.
Professor Dodson is an Honorary Professor of Egyptology and Senior Associate Teacher in the Department of Anthropology & Archaeology, School of Arts, University of Bristol. With an illustrious career and extensive publications, he is a leading authority on ancient Egyptian history and archaeology.
The discussion will be followed by a Q&A session with Professor Aidan Dodson, allowing the audience to ask the author questions directly. There will be a book signing session, where you can have your copy personalized.
The event will also be streamed live on the AUC Press Facebook page. Attendance is free and open to the public with no pre-registration required.
The Harvard Art Museums have produced a coloring book to introduce kids to the art and culture of ancient Egypt. Through coloring pages, drawing exercises, a space to practice writing hieroglyphs, and more, Coloring Ancient Egypt explores Egyptian objects in the museums’ collections.
Coloring Ancient Egypt is easily downloadable and can be printed on 8.5 × 11 pages or used digitally on a tablet or similar device. We’d love to see your artwork and hear your feedback! Email us at am_dapp@harvard.edu with your creations, comments, or questions.
On Tuesday, February 11, 2025, Brown University’s Department of French and Francophone Studies will host Associate Professor of French and Global Studies, Adam R. Rosenthal from Texas A&M University for a lecture on cancer.
In “My Dear Neoplasm,” Adam Rosenthal synchronizes poststructuralist analysis with molecular biological research into the writing of tumors. He argues that approaching the problem of the tumescence we know as “cancer” requires thinking alterity with Freud, Derrida, and Nancy, but doing so through a rereading of the evolutionary histories and logics of intercellular communication that give form to the formless. What follows is a new history of the graft.
Tuesday, February 11, 2o25
@ 5:30 pm
Music Room, 84 Prospect Street
Position Title: Lecturer on Ancient History
Institution Name: Harvard University
Position Rank: Lecturer
Area of Specialty: Ancient History
Application Deadline: 2025-02-27
The Department of the Classics seeks applications for a lecturer on Ancient History (Greek and Roman). The appointment is expected to begin on July 1, 2025. The lecturer will be responsible for four courses aimed primarily at undergraduates. One of these courses will be an introductory course on ancient Greek history. The other courses could be on topics such as slavery, warfare, empire, or religion. In addition, the lecturer may advise and evaluate senior theses.
The position is for one year.
Basic Qualifications: Doctorate in Ancient History or related discipline required by the time the appointment begins.
Additional Qualifications: Demonstrated strong commitment to teaching is desired.
Contact information: Professor Naomi Weiss, Chair, Department of the Classics. Email: nweiss@fas.harvard.edu.
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Position Title: Assistant Professor – Greek and Latin Language and Pedagogy
Institution Name: University of Toronto, Department of Classics
Position Rank: Assistant Professor
Area of Specialty: Greek and Latin language
Application Deadline: 2025-03-13
Date Posted: 01/29/2025
Closing Date: 03/13/2025, 11:59PM ET
Req ID: 40786
Job Category: Faculty – Contractually Limited Term Appointment
Faculty/Division: Faculty of Arts & Science
Department: Dept of Classics
Campus: St. George (Downtown Toronto)
Application Link for Assistant Professor
For more information about the Department of Classics, please visit our website: http://classics.utoronto.ca
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