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Todd received his doctorate in Classics and Indo-European Linguistics from Cornell University in 2009. He subsequently held visiting assistant professorships at the University of Richmond, Virginia and Concordia University, Montréal. His primary publishing interests lie in the areas of Ancient Greek, Latin and historical syntax and phonology ...
- Todd C. Clary - Cornell University College of Arts and Sciences
Todd received his doctorate in Classics and Indo-European...
- RHETORIC AND REPTITION: THE FIGURA ETYMOLOGICA IN HOMERIC EPIC
Todd Clary, Ph.D. Cornell University, 2009 The objective of...
- Todd C. Clary - Cornell University College of Arts and Sciences
Prof. Clary is a very kind, positive, and interesting professor. His clear passion for the subjects he teaches translates to engaging lectures and an approachable attitude. His upbeat teaching style makes even an ancient language relevant and captivating for students. If you engage with the material, you will do great.
Todd C. Clary Senior Lecturer. Jacob Damm Hirsch Potsdoctoral Fellow. Mike Fontaine Professor. Academic Interests: Greek Literature Latin Literature Nicole Julia ...
Todd received his doctorate in Classics and Indo-European Linguistics from Cornell University in 2009. He subsequently held visiting assistant professorships at the University of Richmond, Virginia and Concordia University, Montréal. His primary publishing interests lie in the areas of Ancient Greek, Latin and historical syntax and phonology, but he also publishes more broadly in classical ...
Todd Clary, Ph.D. Cornell University, 2009 The objective of this thesis is to provide the first thorough analysis of the most basic and redundant figura etymologica, defined as same-clause repetition of semantically equivalent noun and verb from the same root, in Homer, Hesiod and the Homeric Hymns. Examples include: !"#$ !"#$% &to
- Todd Clary
- 2009
Todd Clary This course offers a ground up introduction to the vocabulary and grammar of Homeric Greek with the goal of reading Homer's Iliad and Odyssey as soon as possible. Once students learn the language of the Iliad and Odyssey, they can move on to other works written in roughly the same formulaic diction, ranging from Hesiod's Theogony to ...
Aug 11, 2022 · On a late-July morning, Todd Clary, Ph.D. ’09, senior lecturer in the Department of Classics (A&S), led discussions about the origins of democracy.Reviewing Pericles’ famous speech for the Peloponnesian War’s first fallen soldiers, a Robert Purcell Community Center classroom transformed into the Pnyx – the place ancient Athenian citizens (excluding women, immigrants and slaves ...
