Présentation du réseau
EuGeStA est un réseau de recherche international regroupant des chercheurs qui en Europe travaillent, selon les perspectives développées dans les Gender Studies, dans les différents champs disciplinaires de l’Antiquité : littérature, philosophie, histoire, histoire de l’art, histoire des religions, droit, médecine, économie, archéologie…
Les universités partenaires et leurs responsables sont actuellement :
Bâle (Henriette Harich), Berne (Thomas Späth), Exeter (Rebecca Langlands), Fribourg (Véronique Dasen), Lille (Jacqueline Fabre-Serris et Florence Klein), Manchester (Alison Sharrock), Munich (Therese Fuhrer), Open University (James Robson), Paris 1 (Violaine Sebillotte-Cuchet), Toronto (Alison Keith), Turin (Federica Bessone) et l’UCLA (Giulia Sissa).
Les activités engagées sont de deux sortes :
- organiser des colloques tournants dans les différentes universités partenaires
voir document : accord coopération réseau Gender Studies (pdf) - animer un site Internet dont le but est de promouvoir les contacts et les échanges entre chercheurs, doctorants et étudiants.
Rédactrice en chef : JACQUELINE FABRE-SERRIS
Comité scientifique : FEDERICA BESSONE, CLAUDE CALAME, VERONIQUE DASEN, THERESE FUHRER, HENRIETTE HARICH, ALISON KEITH, HELEN KING, REBECCA LANGLANDS, ALISON SHARROCK, VIOLAINE SEBILLOTTE-CUCHET, GIULIA SISSA, THOMAS SPAETH
Actualités de la recherche et des publications
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Wikipedia edit-a-thon organized by Frances Myatt (Classics: Latin literature), Ashley Lance (Classics: ancient philosophy), Sólveig Hilmarsdóttir (Classics: linguistics) and Claudia Cornelissen (English literature)
The Wikipedia edit-a-thon on the theme of ‘Classics Beyond the Canon’ aims to expand or create Wikipedia pages on people or topics within the ancient world and its reception which have been overlooked, particularly due to gender or race. At the moment we’re seeking nominations of subjects for the edit-a-thon to focus on, and it would be great to share the nomination form at the EuGeStA meeting! (The nomination form plus more information about the event can be found here: https://forms.gle/vPWXbN4YNyoJEhrYA.)
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Fourth Session of the cycle of meetings organized as a part of EuGeStA - Gender Studies and Classical Scholarship - November 27 (Wednesday)
Hour: 11h (USA/NYC) – 11h Canada - 13h - (South America/Belo Horizonte) – 17h (Europe/France)
- Speaker 1: Anique Hamelink - The public lives of ancient women (500 BC6-650 CE)
- Speaker 2: Tais Pagoto Bélo – The Strength of Roman Women Through Coins and a Feminist Critique From the Past to the Present
- Respondent 1: María Rosa Cid López
- Respondent 2: Filippo Carlà-Uhink
- Chair: Maria Cecília de Miranda Nogueira Coelho
Zoom Link: to receive it, please, fill the google form (DL: November 24)
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Le prochain colloque du réseau EuGeStA, organisé par Florence Gherchanoc, aura lieu au début de 2026.
Publications
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Z. Alonso Fernández and S. Olsen (2024) Imprints of dance in ancient Greece and Rome. Madrid: Universidad Autónoma de Madrid.
- H. King (2024) Immaculate Forms: Uncovering the history of women’s bodies, Profile Books.
- S. Martorana, Seeking the Mothers in Ovid's Heroides, Cornell University Press.
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F. Prescendi (2024) Lupae. Présences féminines autour de Romulus et Rémus, Brepols
- G. Gilles, K. Frank, C. Plastow, L. Webb (eds) 2024, Female Agency in the Ancient Mediterranen World, Women in Ancient Cultures,Liverpool.
- V. Moro, Il teatro della polis. Filosofia dell'agonismo tragico, Pisa: ETS, 2024.
- Brill, S. and Mc. Keen, C. (2024) The Routledge Handbook of Women and Ancient Greek Philosophy, London.
- Boulègue, L. (forthcoming), Equicola, Mario, De mulieribus/Des femmes, intr. et éd. L. Boulègue, trad. L. Boulègue et L. Claire, notes L. Boulègue, M. Brouillet, N. Catellani, L. Claire, A. Duru, A. Lamy, Paris, Les Belles Lettres (coll. « Les Classiques de l’humanisme »).
Appels à contributions
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The call for papers for the third workshop on Women in the Archaeology of Greece is now open:
https://www.efa.gr/call-for-papers-the-great-women-behind-the-great-men/ (deadline: 20 December 2024).
The topic chosen for the 2025 edition is “The Great Women Behind the Great Men”.
The workshop, which will take place at the French School at Athens on 12-13 March 2025, is organized jointly by the French School at Athens and the Polish Archaeological Institute at Athens, with the support of the Embassy of the Republic of Poland in Greece
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The Ama-Mater research team is organizing an international conference that will take place at the Palais des Beaux-Arts de Lille (France) on the 11th, 12th and 13th of June 2025. The conference is about " Ancient Mothers and Motherhood: representations, practices and reappropriations from Antiquity to the present day". The event is intended to be multidisciplinary and diachronic. Returns are due by 20/12/24 at the latest.
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Call for papers Female voices in a public context: authorial articulation and mimetic representation in ancient Greek literature
Organizers: Giambattista D’Alessio, Luigi Battezzato, Cristina Pepe
Place: University of Naples Federico II - Dates: June 24-26, 2025
Proposals for 20-minute presentations in English, to be followed by 10-minute discussion, should be submitted to the Organizing Secretary (convegnofemalevoicesgmailcom) in the form of an anonymous abstract (max. 300 words, *.pdf file), with a brief bibliography, not longer than 10 items, by 30 October 2024. We will inform all applicants of our decision by 20 December 2024.
> Pour en savoir plus (PDF - 94 Ko)