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Creolizing the Greeks in Herodotus: A paper presented by Emily Baragwanath

 

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Last weekend, Emily Baragwanath had the honor of presenting at a conference titled “Creolizing the Greeks: Inventions, Resistances, and Transformations”. The conference was hosted by the Department of Philosophy at Penn State University and organized by Christopher Moore and Eduardo Menieta. It was held from November 4th-November 5th. Dr. Baragwanath presented a paper on “Creolizing the Greeks in Herodotus”. Pictured below is a flyer with additional details on the event and its other speakers.

 

A flyer from the Department of Philosophy at Penn State. The flyer advertises a conference titled "Creolizing the Greeks: Inventions, Resistances, and Transformations". The event was held from Friday, November 4th, to Saturday, November 5th, 2022. The speakers were as follows: Emily Baragwanath, from North Carolina. Tom Hercules, from Melbourne. Dorota Dutsch, from UC-Santa Barbara. George Fourlas, from Hampshire. Emily Greenwood, from Harvard. Mathias Hanses, from Penn State. Andrés Henao-Castro, from U-Mass Boston. Rebecca Lemoine, from Florida Atlantic. Justine McConnell, from K.C.L. Jackie Murray, from Kentucky. Christopher C. Raymond, from Vassar.

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