7:45 – 8:00 Late Registration: EDU 15 8:00 – 8:15 Auditorium Announcements: Michael Lambert (CASA Chairperson) Session 1 Chair: Prof. Johan Henning, Dean: Faculty of Law 8:15 – 9:00 KEYNOTE ADDRESS Prof. Christa van Wyk (affiliation??) XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX 9:00 – 10:00 Brand Claassen KEYNOTE ADDRESS Prof. Johan Henning, UFS The Leonine Partnership: illustrating the essence and delineating the concept of partnership 10:00 – 10:30 TEA / COFFEE Session 2 Venue A: Chair: Venue B: Chair: Venue C: Chair: 10:30 – 11:00 Andrew Domanski (Wits) The opening title of Johannes Voet’s Commentarius ad Pandectas: A forgotten masterpiece of jurisprudence Hamish Williams (UCT) The Horatian concept of the praeceptor: reworking our notions of what constitutes ‘teaching’ in the Ars Poetica Grant Parker (Stanford) The gates of sleep from Servius to Haarhoff 11:00 – 11:30 Ernst Marais (UCT) From usucapio and praescriptio to acquisitive prescription: an analysis of the justification of this legal rule in modern South African law Richard Evans (Cardiff) Syracuse, Pergamum and Sybaris: their reception in time and place Jo-Marie Claassen (Stellenbosch) Ovid’s reception of Augustus and Gallus: a fluctuating triangle? 11:30 – 12:00 Marianne Dircksen (NWU) Madhlozi Mayo (UCT) Jackie Diack (UJ)
Wednesday 10 July 2013 Session 4 Venue: Auditorium Chair: Michael Lambert 8.00 – 9.00 KEYNOTE ADDRESS Prof. Barbara Goff, University of Reading, United Kingdom The Imaginary Greece of Baron Pierre de Coubertin Venue A: Chair: Venue B: Chair: Venue C: Chair: Johan Steenkamp 9.00 – 9:30 Kristien Wolmarans (UJ) Adornment and allure: wedding imagery on a painted vase by the Eretria Painter Phlip Bosman (UNISA) Plutarch on Fire Philip Bothma (NWU) XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX 9:30 – 10:00 Elaine McDonald (UJ) The frescoes in the Villa of the Mysteries, Pompeii Lamprecht (UNISA) Modern and post-modern philisophical appropriation of Aristotle’s ethical and political theories in eudaimonia P-G WiP I Representation and Reception Andries Pieterse (UP) Echo and Narcissus – Ovid’s unique version of the myth 10:00 – 10:30 Nicola Cronin Barham (Chicago) Readings of Roman wall paintings and the enlightenment aesthetic Clive Chandler (UCT) The Epicurean understanding of madness Liliana Carrick-Tappeiner (UKZN) Reconstructing Eurydice in late 20th and 21st century literature 10:30 – 11:00 TEA / COFFEE 11:00 – 11:30 Stephanie Harris Pan revitalized, cavorting once again amongst mortals … Matthew Shelton (UCT) Hallucination in Epicurean Physics Catherine Bilro (UKZN) Application or Richard Dawkins’ theory (1976) of memetics to a comparison between and Greek and San mythology 11:30 – 12:00 Andrea Doyle (UJ) Medieval mysteries in Jan Gossaert’s Rennaissance Danae Dylan Futter (Wits) Note on Phaedo 117b6 Dylan Lindsay (UKZN) Representations of masculinity on Attic Black-Figure vase painting
12:00 – 12:30 Suzanne Sharland (UKZN) ‘You can’t improve on the Classics, man!’: Classical allusions in Tim Blake Nelson’s movie Leaves of Grass (2009) Lunette Louw (Stellenbosch) Redifining Socratic irony Venue C: Panel: P-G WiP II Classics and the World Siobhan Banwari (UKZN) The theory of reincarnation and the journey of the sole: a comparison between Ancient Greek and Indian belief 12:30 – 13:00 Margaret (UNISA) Iceni to Iconic: constructing images of Boudica Jeanne Lombard (UNISA) Seneca at court, or the eternal showdown between philosophy and politics Magderie Nel (UP) The desert in Jerome’s Vita Hilarionis 13:00 LUNCH (OWN RESPONSIBILITY @ ARTS FESTIVAL) Session 6 Venue A: Chair: Venue B: Chair: Venue C: Panel: P-G WiP II (Continued) 14:15 – 14:45 Louise Cilliers (UFS) Dream healing of infertility in women at Asclepius’sanctuaries in ancient Greece Francesco Lupi (UKZN) The presence of Sophocles’ fragments in the Adagiorum Chiliades of Erasmus of Rotterdam Lloyd William Parker (UKZN) Laughter in Spartan and Zulu society 14:45 – 15:15 Roman Roth (UCT) The Roman suburbium as a structural heterarchy (c. 259 BC AD 150) Christoff Zietsman (UFS) Petronius’ Satyricon: a risqué Roman novel Perry Dace (UKZN) Rhodes, Classics and Imperialism 15:15 TEA / COFFEE REST OF AFTERNOON FREE Session 7 Venue: Auditorium Chair: David Wardle