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Theres Fuhrer is a professor of classical studies (Latin philology) at the Freie Universität Berlin. Her work focuses on the Latin poets (Catullus, Augustinian poets) as well as Hellenistic, Roman and Christian philosophy (Cicero, Seneca, Augustine). In Topoi, she is the spokeswoman for research group C-IV “Ancient City Spaces. Conceptions of urban space in literature, architecture and art” and acting member of the board of Topoi.
Activities
- May 18, 2013Part of: Imagining Spaces of Empire in Hellenistic Greek and Roman LiteratureSpeaker
- Oct 06, 2012Part of: ‘Cityscaping’. Constructing and Modelling Images of the City in Literature, Film and ArtChair
- Oct 05, 2012Part of: ‘Cityscaping’. Constructing and Modelling Images of the City in Literature, Film and ArtChair
- Oct 05, 2012TalkPart of: ‘Cityscaping’. Constructing and Modelling Images of the City in Literature, Film and ArtSpeaker
- Oct 04, 2012ConferenceOrganiser
- Apr 23, 2010TalkPart of: Nec plus ultra. Going beyond boundaries in Classical AntiquitySpeaker
- Apr 23, 2010WorkshopSpeaker
- Feb 24, 2010TalkPart of: Spaces of Communication in the Early PrincipateSpeaker
- Feb 24, 2010ConferenceChair, Speaker
- Jun 18, 2009TalkPart of: Urban Topography as a Reflection of Society: Language, Image, ArchaeologySpeaker
- Jun 18, 2009WorkshopChair, Speaker
- Jun 09, 2009TalkPart of: Area C - Presentation of current Research TopicsSpeaker
- Jun 09, 2009LectureSpeaker
- May 07, 2009TalkPart of: Rom und Mailand in der SpätantikeSpeaker
- Apr 01, 2009ConferenceOrganiser, Speaker