Start
28.09.2020
Finish
29.09.2020
Location
The international online conference Ancient Greek Theater in the Digital Age aims to investigate the potentials and limits of the digital tool for the study of Greek Theatre: the speakers will reflect on the digital challenge for the analysis of Greek theatrical texts, surviving and fragmentary, and of the theatrical phenomenon in its totality, by presenting experiences undertaken, project proposals and research perspectives relating to digital editions, digital lexicons, distance teaching, digital archives. The scientific meeting is organized by the University of Bari and will be held online, in collaboration with the University of Piemonte Orientale and the Inter-University Center for “Studi sulla Tradizione”. This session is part of the Widespread Conference on Ancient Drama promoted by the “Centro Studi sul Teatro Classico” of University of Turin.
GMEET ROOM: meet.google.com/bjn-uoum-ymi
EVENT FLYER: Ancient Greek Theater in the Digital Age
ORGANIZE
Sabina Castellaneta (Bari), Nadia Rosso (Eastern Piedmont)
SCIENTIFIC COMMITTEE
Francesco Carpanelli (Turin), Giorgio Ieranò (Trento), Fiona Macintosh (Oxford),
Massimo Magnani (Parma), Anna Novokhatko (Thessaloniki), Luigi Todisco (Bari),
Bernhard Zimmermann (Freiburg)
KEYNOTE DISCUSSANTS AND SPEAKERS
Luigi Battezzato (Eastern Piedmont), Olimpia Imperio (Bari),
Andreas Bagordo (Freiburg), Fiona Macintosh (Oxford)
CONFERENCE PROGRAM
September 28th
9.30
Stefano Bronzini (Rector of Uniba), Davide Canfora (Director of LeLiA – Uniba)
Institutional greetings
10.00
Olimpia Imperio (Bari), Bernhard Zimmermann (Freiburg)
Conference opening
Digital editions
Chair: Francesco Carpanelli (Turin)
10.30
Sabina Castellaneta, Nadia Rosso, and Lorenza Savignago (Bari, Eastern Piedmont, and Trieste)
DEFrAG-Tragedy: A digital, dynamic, and collaborative critical edition of tragic fragments.
11.00
Timothy J. Moore, Jennifer McLish (St. Louis, Ann Arbor)
An online database of Greek dramatic meters
11.30
Menico Caroli (Foggia)
For a digital edition of theHippolytus Kalyptómenos of Euripides
12.00
Lorenzo Sardone (San Marino)
A new witness of theAjax Sophoclean and the potential of digital reconstruction
Keynote reading
15.30
Andreas Bagordo (Freiburg)
Experimenting with the Comic Hyperfragment (Reflections from the KomFrag Lab)
Digital lexicons
Chair: Anna Novokhatko (Thessaloniki/Freiburg)
16.00
Elena Fabbro, Elena Bonollo (Udine)
Public Finance and Private Wealth in Greek Comedy: Toward a Digital Archive
16.30
Virginia Mastellari, Beatrice Gavazza, Leon Glaser (Freiburg)
A Lexicon of Objects from Greek Comedy. Presentation of a New Database
17.00
Mario Regali (Naples)
Digital Lexicon of Greek Comedy (LDCG): text, scene, reception
17.30
Carmela Roscino (Bari)
Skeué online: For a digital lexicon of theatrical costume in Greek and Magna Graecia iconography
September 29th
Distance teaching
Chair: Massimo Magnani (Parma)
10.00
Chris Blackwell, Francesco Mambrini (Furman, Milan)
Teaching Oedipus Tyrannos with an integrated digital edition during a pandemic
10.30
Anastasia Bakogianni, Declan Patrick (New Zealand)
'Where is the body?': performing Iphigenia at Aulis online in a New Zealand context
11.00
Ronald Blankenborg (Nijmegen)
Changing the mask: formative teaching of ancient Greek theater in the digital age
11.30
Hallie Marshall (British Columbia)
Barefaced Greek: ancient theater on film and classroom
Keynote reading
15.30
Fiona Macintosh, Giovanna Di Martino (Oxford)
Archiving and interpreting performances
Digital archives
Chair: Giorgio Ieranò (Trento)
16.00
Andriana Domouzi (London)
Creating DAPLAP: a database for the reception of fragmentary ancient Greek Drama
16.30
Sara Troiani, Giada Arcidiacono (Trento, Venice)
Words and spaces of ancient drama on the contemporary stage: two digital projects from the "Dionysos" Laboratory
17.00
Martina Di Stefano, Elena Sofia Capra (Pavia)
Digital Reception: Towards a Digitization of the CRIMTA Audiovisual Archive
17.30
Federico Boschetti, Gloria Mugelli (Pisa)
The Euporia Method for Creating New Digital Archives of Greek Tragedy
18.00
Luigi Battezzato (Eastern Piedmont)
Conference closing