“Back to a time before I had form”: Ancient Origin Myth(s) of Queerness
An archive of the QATC 2022 Classical Reception seminar series, held at the Institute of Classical Studies (ICS) in the summer of 2022 with the support of the Classical Reception Network. The full seminar description can be found here.
A still from the 2021 music video ‘Man's World’ by MARINA. Seven figures dressed in vibrant, jewel-toned costumes (seemingly inspired by Ancient Greek garments such as the chiton) dance in a line along a countryside.
A Womb with a (Re)view: the Birth of Masculine Heterosexual Diversion in Greco-Roman Myth
Vanessa Stovall, 6 May 2022
“Our Ancient Greek Dykes, Fags”: Queer Genealogies during the HIV/AIDS Crisis
Emilio Capettini, 30 May 2022
Glukupikron: The Meanings of Eros in Sapphic Poetic Subcultures
Sara Torres, 6 June 2022
Why is Medea Shocking? Myths of Safe Spaces and the Anti-Trans Backlash
Isabel Ruffell, 13 June 2022
Forging Lesbians: Sappho, Bilitis, and the Politics of Origin(al)s
Cat Lambert, 20 June 2022
Beyond Graeco-Roman Origins: Decolonising Queerness in Antiquity
London Classicists of Colour, 27 June 2022