Julia Caesar
Description: Diana Spencer
Diana Spencer
The literary expression of self-entwined-with-environment that courses through classical texts shows that every action seeds the possibility for perspectival change, and offers the opportunity radically to transform the universe, the group, and the individual, through myth making, and in the interrogation of where power (words, syntax, systems; fear, love, creation, destruction) is located — or locates itself.
VarroVerse, the fourth publication: Romespeak...(conferences etc., 2010-2015) ‘Varro’s Romespeak: De lingua Latina’. In Butterfield, D. (ed.) Varro Varius: The Polymath of the Roman World, Cambridge Classical Journal Supplement 39. Cambridge, pp. 73-92. ISBN 9780956838148* With publication for 'the book' imminent (a day in May 2019, folks!), I thought it was the ideal moment (a wet, … Continue reading Three great luminaries…(or, ‘how I wrote the book’), Part V →
Julia Caesar