Zoe Stamatopolou Visiting Assistant Professor, Franklin Postdoctoral Teaching Fellow 241 Park Hall Phone: 706 542-2179 FAX: 706 542-8503 E-Mail: zoest@uga.edu (Recent CV)

Special Interests

• Greek Epic and Lyric Poetry
• Greek and Latin Didactic Poetry
• Classical Mythology
• Ovid
• Reception Studies

Academic History

• Ph.D. 2008 University of Virginia (Classics)
• M.A. 2004 University of Virginia (Classics)
• B.A. 2003 University of Athens (Greek Philology)

Dissertation

"Boiotos aner tade phonesen": The Reception of Hesiod in Epinician Poetry.

Recent Papers

• “Weaving Titans for Athena: Euripides and the Panathenaic peplos.” (submitted to CQ)
• Review of S. Nelson and R. Caldwell, Hesiod. Theogony & Works and Days (Newburyport, 2009), RSR. (forthcoming)
• Review of A. Debiasi, Esiodo e l’Occidente (Rome, 2008), RSR. (forthcoming)
• “Hesiod and Bacchylidean Poetics.” (in progress)
• “Inscribing Reperformance: the case of Olympian 6.” (in progress)
• “Poetic Contest in Ovid’s Met. 5.” (in progress)

Papers and Presentations

• “Visual Perception and Reperformance in Olympian 6,” The Look of Lyric: Greek Song and the Visual, Delphi, July 2009.
• “Titans on the Panathenaic peplos? A reconsideration of Hec. 470-4 and IT 222-4,” CAMWS, April 2009.
• “Hesiodic Allusions in Bacchylides’ Ode 5.191-4,” APA, January 2008.
• “Ovid’s Hesiod,” Classical Association of Virginia, September 2006.
• “Hesiodic Muses and Anti-Hesiodic Pierides in Ovid’s Metamorphoses,” CAMWS, April 2006.
• “The Concept of Time in Hesiod’s Theogony,” CAMWS, Southern Section, November 2004.