CANE Summer Institute 2022

The Classical Association of New England (CANE) invites you to join us on July 11-16 for this year’s CANE Summer Institute, “Maiores a(n)d Posteriores: Imagining ‘classical antiquity’ into the future.” For the past several decades, CANE has offered a week-long program of mini-courses, professional development workshops, reading groups, and public lectures in July.

This summer, we are offering access to the institute in two formats: in person at Brown University (room and board options available) and online via CANE Zoom. Participants choose one format when registering. The mini-courses will be offered separately for in-person and online participants; workshops and reading groups will accommodate participants in both formats; public lectures will be in-person and live-streamed simultaneously.

For information about this year’s offerings, including descriptions of our mini-courses, professional development workshops, reading groups, and public lectures, please visit www.caneweb.org/csi to link to the full program information and online registration option.

Just a few of this year’s 14 exciting mini-courses:

Entering and Exploring the Worlds of Heliodorus’ Aethiopica
Kelly Dugan, Trinity College

The Metamorphoses of “Classics”: From British-American White Supremacy to Modern Multiracial Community
Serena S. Witzke, Wesleyan University (online only)

Queer and Feminist Receptions of Homer’s Iliad
Daniel Libatique, College of the Holy Cross

Fatherland Fantasies/Fantasy Fatherlands: Constructing “Classical Antiquity” in Nazi Germany and Fascist Italy
Susan Curry, University of New Hampshire

Discourses of Dissent: Ancient and Modern

Dominic Machado, College of the Holy Cross (online only)

Regular registration for the CANE Summer Institute runs through June 1 (late registration will be available for an additional fee through June 15). Space is limited, so put down your deposit now to secure your spot! Questions? Please contact Meredith Safran, CSI Director, at <summerinst@caneweb.org>.