Classical Studies deals with all aspects of Graeco-Roman Antiquity: material and visual culture, literature and language, ideas and ideals. We also study how Graeco-Roman culture interacts with other Mediterranean cultures and how it was received and re-interpreted in later periods. Classical Studies combines two scholarly traditions: Classical Archaeology (the study of the material culture of Antiquity) and Classical Philology (the study of Greek and Latin language and literature.
In the history programme at Aarhus University we study the past to understand the present. A thorough knowledge of the past is an important tool for understanding ourselves and the world that we live in. Knowledge of the past provides depth and breadth; it allows us to look beyond the current agenda and put the world in perspective. Studying history does not provide definitive answers to contemporary dilemmas, but it does offer us the opportunity to engage in a continuous dialogue about how the world obtained its present shape, and how we have become who we are.
| Name | Job title | Phone | Building | |
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| Jensen, Mette Frisk | Senior Advisor, PHD, Leader of danmarkshistorien.dk | hismfj@cas.au.dk | +4587162327 | 1461, 420 |
| Sørensen, Anne Ingeborg Frank | Senior Advisor | hisais@cas.au.dk | +4550177474 | 1461, 525 |
2021.02.12 | Antropologi, Arkæologi, Filosofi og Idéhistorie, Globale Studier, Historie og Klassiske Studier, Religionsvidenskab, Teologi
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2021.01.26 | Historie og Klassiske Studier, Historie
Richard Coles nye bog, "The Death of Tidericus the Organist: Plague and Conspiracy Theory in Hanseatic Visby" er netop udgivet med The Viking Society for Northern Research. Læs mere om Richard Cole og hans arbejde.
