A roundtable discussion to mark the publication of Bloomsbury’s Cultural History of Race in Antiquity in celebration of Black History Month.
As part of a programme of events dedicated to Black History Month, Newcastle Univeristy is delighted to host a roundtable discussion between contributors to Denise McCoskey’s Cultural History of Race in Antiquity, which will be published next month by Bloomsbury Academic.
Speakers: Denise McCoskey (Miami University), David Kaufman (Transylvania University), Jackie Murray (University of Kentucky); Grant Parker (Stanford University), Naoíse Mac Sweeney (University of Vienna), Shelley P. Haley (Hamilton College), Denise Buell (Williams College), Joseph Skinner (Newcastle University).
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