標題:
Citizens and Commoners in Ancient Greece, Rome, and China
時間:
2014年10月22日至24日(週三至週五)
地點:
McGill University, Montreal, Canada(845 Rue Sherbrooke Ouest, Montréal, QC H3A 0G4,Canada)
主辦單位:
Department of History and Classical Studies, McGill University
聯絡人:
Prof.Hans Beck, E-mail: hans.beck@mcgill.ca
報導者:
Wenyi Huang
內容簡介:
Wednesday, October 22
►Le Salon, Desmarais Building, Montreal Museum of Fine Arts
17:00
【Public Keynote Address】
The Rise, Fall, and Immortality of Ancient Greece(Josiah Ober, Stanford University)
Thursday, October 23
►Thomson House, Ball Room, McGill University
9:00-9:30
【Opening Remarks】
δῆμος, populus, 民: The People’s Many Faces(Hans Beck, Griet Vankeerberghen, McGill University)
9:30-12:30
【Panel 1: Authority and Lifestyles of Distinction】
Social Networking in an Age of Factionalism; Stone Monuments as
Inalienable Gifts(Miranda Brown, University of Michigan)
What’s in a Name? Noble Families in China and Rome, c. 50 BCE to
50 CE(Griet Vankeerberghen, McGill University)
Associations and Collectivities in the Han and Roman Empires(Carlos Noreña, University of California, Berkeley)
14:00-17:30
【Panel 2: The People as Agents and Addressees】
People and Oratory before the People in Ancient Rome (and China)(Francisco Pina Polo, University of Zaragoza)
Commoners and the Law in Early Imperial China in Comparative Perspective(Robin Yates, McGill University)
Citizen and Census Registers in Greece, Rome, and China(Hans Beck, McGill University)
Soldiers and the Army(Enno Giele, Heidelberg University)
Friday, October 24
►Thomson House, Ball Room, McGill University
9:00-12:30
【Panel 3: Inversions of the People: Emperors and Tyrants】
The Other First Emperor: Augustus and the People(Alexander Yakobson, Hebrew University of Jerusalem)
Liberation as Burlesque: the Death of the Tyrant(Garret Olberding, University of Oklahoma)
People and Knowledge: Experts at Court in Ancient China and Rome(Rebecca Robinson, McGill University)
Food, Power, and the People in Han China and Imperial Rome(Laura Vigo, Montreal Museum of Fine Arts)
14:00-15:30
【Panel 4: Collectives and ‘Others’】
The Invention of the Barbarian and Ethnic Identity in Ancient Greece
and China(Huang Yang, Fudan University)
Collective Ethnic Identity in Classical Greece and Early China: its
Origins and Distinctive Features(Hyun Jin Kim, University of Melbourne)
15:30-17:00
【Concluding Synthesis and Discussion】
Summary Remarks and Concluding Discussion(Kurt Raaflaub, Brown University)
系統號:
C-004284