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SUMMARY: 24th Annual Interdisciplinary Graduate Student Conference: Rupture
  and Continuity
DESCRIPTION: Join us for AMNE’s 24th Annual Interdisciplinary Graduate Stud
 ent Conference. This year’s theme is Rupture and Continuity\, and will incl
 udes papers from graduate students across the globe. The event will be hybr
 id– in person at UBC\, as well as on Zoom. When: March 22\, 2024\, 9:00am –
  5pm Where: Conference panels in Buchanan C203 For […]
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html: <p>Join us for AMNE's 24th Annual Interdiscip
 linary Graduate Student Conference. This year's theme is <em>Rupture and Co
 ntinuity</em>\, and will includes papers from graduate students across the 
 globe. The event will be hybrid-- in person at UBC\, as well as on Zoom.</p
 ><p><strong>When</strong>: March 22\, 2024\, 9:00am - 5pm<br /><strong>Wher
 e</strong>: Conference panels in Buchanan C203</p><p>For more information\,
  including the conference program\, and to register for the conference\, vi
 sit: <a href="https://amne.ubc.ca/gradconference2024/">https://amne.ubc.ca/
 gradconference2024/</a></p><hr /><p>As our keynote lecture\, we are delight
 ed to host Melissa Funke (University of Winnipeg) who will speak on the top
 ic ““Mnesarete to Phryne: Fragmentation and Biographical Tradition in Greek
  Literature.”</p><p><strong>When</strong>: March 22\, 2024 4:00pm Vancouver
 <br /><strong>Where</strong>: Irving K Barber Learning Center\, Dodson Room
  (C204) and on Zoom</p><p><strong>Abstract:</strong> How did Mnesarete\, a 
 girl from Boeotia\, turn into Phryne the famous beauty of ancient Greece\, 
 and how did she end up as an enduring symbol of ancient Greek culture? Phry
 ne is an ideal case study for examining several aspects of ancient Greek so
 cial and literary history as no single ancient work devoted to her alone or
  featuring her as protagonist survives\, yet she has had a significant cult
 ural footprint both in antiquity and in the modern world. Through Phryne an
 d her ongoing cultural presence\, from Greece and Rome to the present\, we 
 can begin to understand how a biography can be assembled from a set of disp
 arate\, fragmentary sources and ultimately what goes into the making of an 
 ancient Greek dreamgirl.</p><p>If you have any questions\, please contact <
 a href="mailto:amne.grad.conference@ubc.ca">amne.grad.conference@ubc.ca</a>
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