The Fourth Annual CFLLC Student Conference
Sunday, November 4 | 1:00 – 3:30 PM
Schapiro Hall 129
In Many Voices, the fourth annual CFLLC Student Conference will be held on Sunday, November 4 at 1 PM. Seven seniors will present topics related to their independent research or theses and the languages, literature and cultures they have studied at Williams.
Opening Remarks
Panel I, 1:15 – 2:15 PM
- Professor Janneke van de Stadt, Moderator
- Jacob Gelman, “Natural Law as a Standard in Cicero’s Political Thought”
- David Kealhofer, “Odysseus’ Murderous Project”
- Amanda M. McLaughlin, “‘You will hear that this terrible, annihilating thing is true’: Simultaneity and Sequentiality in The Return of Martin Guerre“
- Sarah Zager, “Halakhic Orienteering: Moses Mendelssohn’s Path from Idolatry to Morality in the Face of the Kantian Critique”
break
Panel II, 2:30 – 3:30 PM
- Professor Christopher Nugent, Moderator
- Ian McLean, “Apuleius and Egypt: The Role of Egyptian Stereotypes in The Golden Ass“
- Madlyn Mgrublian, “The Arab Telenovela: Globalization in Middle Eastern Television”
- Hannah Wang, “Reflections of Narcissus: Ovidian Reception in the Victorian Period”
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