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Antiquity in the New Millennium lecture: 'Disability and Enslavement in Ancient Rome'

This year's Antiquity in the New Millennium lecture will be presented by Dr. Clara Bosak-Schroeder from the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign. This event is sponsored by the Classics department.

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How did disability and enslavement function in Ancient Rome and what happens at their intersection? In this talk, Professor Clara Bosak-Schroeder (she/they) uses ancient texts and objects to explore the lives of disabled Romans, both enslavers and enslaved, and to examine how disability has been used by scholars as a metaphor for understanding Roman enslavement. 

Antiquity in the New Millennium lecture

Location

Hanson 102

Hanson Hall of Science

738 35th St.
Rock Island, IL61201
United States

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Tickets

Free; not required

Contact

Kirsten Day
KirstenDay@augustana.edu