This interest has more recently led to my work on a monograph entitled Masculine Plural: Queer Classics, Sex, and Education (2018, OUP), which explores the queer classicism of schoolmaster and authorВ Philip Gillespie Bainbrigge (1890-1918), classicist A.

I have recently written papers on homoeroticism in Ovid, the sex scene in Ovid's Ars amatoria 2,В translations of classical texts in Thomas Cannon's 1749 defence of same-sex love, and the engagement with Catullus byВ Sir Richard Burton and Leonard Smithers.ДЄn ongoing research project, Romosexuality,В explores the role played by theВ reception of Rome in the construction of Western homosexual identities I organised a major international conference (funded by the British Academy) on this topicВ which was heldВ in Durham in April 2012, and I then edited for OUPВ a collected volume of papers arising from the conference: for more information on the conference and its remit, see. IВ have a long-standingВ interest in Latin poetry (particularly the works of the elegists and Catullus), its relationship with politics and culture, and its reception (including its translation history), andВ welcome enquiries from prospective graduate studentsВ considering working in any of these areas.В A more recent research interest is in how later cultures have responded to the phenomenon of Roman homosexuality, and the role which ancient Rome has played in modernВ ideas about sexuality, and I would welcome prospective graduate students with an interest in this underexplored and diverse area.ДЄ revised version of myВ doctoral thesis, a commentary on Ovid, Tristia 2, was published by Oxford University Press in 2010,В and OUPВ published my edited volume on the reception of the figure of the exiled Ovid ( Two Thousand Years of Solitude: Exile after Ovid) in 2011. IВ amВ very happy to deliverВ schools' talks on the poems in the current Ovid, Amores 2 OCR A level,В and have recently given public talks on slavery in Ovid's Amores, and on the history of sexuality and classical reception.

I am passionate about sharing my interest inВ Classics with a wider audience, and I regularly give talks at schools and to wider public audiences. Phil., and after holding teaching posts in the United States, the University of Wales, and several Oxford colleges. I took up a lectureship at Durham in 2004, on completion of my OxfordВ D. I am keen to supervise students working on any aspect of LatinВ poetry and its reception (including translation), as well as those with an interest in the reception of Roman culture inВ later constructions of homosexuality. Jennifer Ingleheart (email at Areas of doctoral supervision Professor in the Department of Classics and Ancient HistoryД¬ontact Prof.

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