Fayum Portrait of Woman from Antinoopolis, 130-161 C.E.
The Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art, University of Missouri
Kansas City (Accession No. 37-40)

Gender and Diversity in Place:

Proceedings of the Fourth Conference
on
Feminism and Classics

May 27-30, 2004
University of Arizona
Tucson, Arizona

Edited by Marilyn B. Skinner

Contents

• Editor's Introduction
• Plenary Session: Papyrology, Gender, and Diversity
• M. G. Parca, Papyrology, Gender, and Diversity: A Natural mariage à trois
• Ann E. Hanson, Women and Family Archives from Greek and Roman Egypt
• L. S. B. MacCoull, The Bilingual Written Environment of Late Antique Egypt: Did Gender Have Anything to Do with It?
• Plenary Session: Changing Lenses: The Politics and Discourse of Feminism in Classics
• Nancy Rabinowitz, Women: Good to Think With?
• Sue Blundell, Gender: The Virtues and Vices of the Mainstream
• Barbara Gold, 'My Sister’s Words are Swallowed by The Next Wave'
• Mark Masterson, Occluding (?) Lens: The Turn to Masculinity in Roman Studies
• Judith Hallett, Response: Safe as Houses? The Politics and Discourse of Feminism and Classics
• Disciplinary Workshop: Classical Perspectives on Gay Rights and the Constitution
• Bruce Frier, Gay Rights Confront The Constitution
• Jeffrey S. Carnes, Certain Intimate Conduct: Classics, Constructionism, and the Courts
• Pedagogy Workshop: Gendering the Classroom
• TammyJo Eckhart, Challenges, Taboos, and Sacred Cows: How to Have Honest Discussions with Undergraduates about Men in the Ancient World
• Batya S. Weinbaum, Exploring Classics through Progressive Feminist Method and Theory
• Session Papers
• Serena Connolly, Women at the Edge
• Pei-Jing Li, OVID and VOID: Ovid's Feminine Exiles in Amores, Heroides, and Tristia
• Bonnie MacLachlan, Kore as Nymph
• Marilyn B. Skinner, Nossis and Women's Cult