2024

SCS-54: Gender, Queerness, and Disability in the Ancient World

Hybrid SCS Session Affiliated Group Panel

Waldorf, 3rd Floor

Sponsored by:
The Women’s Classical Caucus
Organizers
Debby Sneed, California State University, Long Beach; Alicia Matz, Boston University; Sydney Hertz, Barnard College
Introducers
Debby Sneed, California State University, Long Beach; Alicia Matz, Boston University; Sydney Hertz, Barnard College

02 - Genderfluidity, Prophecy and Blindness - A Study of Tiresias

Hannah Biddle, University of Oxford

03 - Two Disabled Women in Epidauros: Agency, Anatomical Votives and Embodied Texts

Justin Lorenzo Biggi, University of St. Andrews

04 - Body-Texts and the Bow: Genderqueer, Gendercrip Kinship in Sophocles’ Philoctetes

Carissa Chappell, University of California, Santa Barbara

05 - Intersex Hoplites? The Normates of Warriorhood in Archaic and Classical Crete

Jesse Obert, University of California, Berkeley

06 - Recuperating Catullus’ Attis

Alexandra O’Neill, Trinity College, Dublin

07 - Disability, Gender and Slavery in Roman Legal Writing

Cecily Bateman, University of Cambridge