Thanks to all who submitted abstracts.
​Paper proposals have been reviewed and applicants notified of the outcome of the selection process .
​The study of the classical past is currently experiencing a spatial and sensory turn, affecting the work of classicists, classical archaeologists, ancient philosophers and historians alike. Despite the growing number of ideas and approaches developed by individual specialists, so far the attempts to develop an interdisciplinary conversation on the matter have been limited. The aim of this conference is therefore to bring together scholars from a variety of disciplines and to create a lively and challenging setting for discussion of new methodological approaches to ancient senses.
A limited number of bursaries will be available for selected speakers to cover part of their expenses, but we encourage them to apply for bursaries from their home institutions. Further details will be given at a later stage. The registration fee will be 25£ (covering welcome reception, coffee and lunches), and 15£ for graduate students.
The conference is made possible thanks to the generous support from the Mind Association, the Institute of Classical Studies, and the Classical Association.