The Sino-Hellenic Network Easter Term programme comprises a series of seminars exploring the interplay between Greco-Roman and Chinese cultural traditions. Scheduled events include discussions on cosmopoetics, art theory, and poetic inspiration from renowned scholars such as Cynthia Liu, Eric Hutton, and Beth Harper. The seminars, hosted at the Faculty of Classics in Cambridge and available online, aim to enhance understanding of the respective literary and philosophical traditions. Participants are encouraged to engage actively, contributing to a rich dialogue about these ancient civilizations and their significance today. The programme highlights the strong support from the Faculty of Classics.
The Sino-Hellenic Network Easter Term programme features seminars discussing the connections between Greco-Roman and Chinese literature, art, and philosophy.
Organized by the Faculty of Classics, these seminars allow engagement with leading scholars from various institutions, fostering dialogue between ancient cultures.
Participants can attend in person at Cambridge or join online, making the series accessible to a wider audience interested in classical studies.
We appreciate the support from the Faculty of Classics at Cambridge, enhancing the exchange of ideas related to cosmopoetics and cultural comparisons.
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