Call for Papers International
Conference at the University of Évora 8-11th July, 2020 Othering and the
Other Performing
Identity in the Roman Empire
Confirmed
Keynote Speakers: Greg Woolf (Institute of Classical
Studies, We are pleased to make a call for papers to a
three-day conference organised by BioRom - Rome our Home: (Auto)biographical Tradition and
the Shaping of Identity(ies). Following our panel at
the previous Celtic Conference (Coimbra, June 2019), this event will focus on
Roman narratives about the other. More specifically, it will explore the ways
in which narratives of selfhood and the perceptions of others in different
intellectual spheres (literary, historical, legal, epigraphic), material
cultures (e.g. archaeology, numismatics) and contexts (e.g. urban, non-urban,
provincial) were constructed in the Roman Empire. Possible questions addressed
in contributions may include (but are not limited to): ·
How did the Romans define and describe the
‘other’? ·
How did Roman othering impact narratives of the self
and self-perception? ·
What were the literary, legal, and material
manifestations of regional identity in the Roman Empire? We warmly invite scholars, including PhD candidates,
to provide comparative and interdisciplinary insights from classical studies,
which may include law, archaeology, art, and material culture as we articulate
new methodologies and approaches. On the last day of the conference (11 July),
we are planning an excursion to Mérida (Spain). Further details will be
provided in due course. Submission Details: Abstracts may be in English, French, Italian or
Spanish (max. 300 words excluding references) and must include a short
biographical note with name and affiliation. Submissions should be sent by email to the BioRom
Organising Committee: bioromconference202 There is a registration fee of 80€ which includes two
lunches (9 and 10 July) and coffee-breaks. Further details will be
provided in due course. BioRom and
CHAIA Organising Committee: Cláudia Teixeira (University of Évora) José Luís Brandão (University of Coimbra) Ália Rodrigues (University of Coimbra) Paulo Simões Rodrigues (University of Évora) André Carneiro (University of Évora) Paula Simões (University of Évora) Nuno Simões Rodrigues (University of Lisbon) |
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