Women, Power and Agency in Antiquity 7th Arachne Conference –24 October 2014
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Women, Power and Agency in Antiquity 7th Arachne Conference –24 October 2014
7th Arachne Conference ARACHNE: Nordic Network for Gender Studies and Women’s History in Antiquity Women, Power and Agency in Antiquity University of Tampere, Finland 22–24 October 2014 Programme Venue: Pinni B -building, address: Kanslerinrinne 1 WEDNESDAY 22 OCTOBER 09.00 Registration opens 10.00 Opening of the conference and Welcome Marja-Leena Hänninen Katariina Mustakallio (auditorium B1096) 10.15 Keynote lecture I: Sex lies and stereotypes: what can we do about Roman women? Mary Harlow (auditorium B1096) 11.00 Coffee (lobby buffet 1st floor) Session I (room B3109) 11.30–15.45 Female agency and civic life in Roman Italy and the western provinces Chair: Lena Larsson Lovén Session II (room B3110) 11.30–15.20 Sacral space and ritual practices Chair: Marja-Leena Hänninen 11.30–11.55 Glenys Davies: Re-thinking Roman attitudes in female invisibility 11.30–11.55 Lindsey Mazurek: In the guise of the goddess: gender, dress and self-fashioning in the Egyptian cult 11.55–12.20 Coen van Galen: Female citizenship and agency in Rome 11.55–12.20 Riccardo Bertolazzi: Ob egregiam. Priestesses’ eugerteism in Roman Africa. 12.20–12.45 Celine Chulsky: A woman’s onomastical legacy – name’s transmissions in Nemausus during the Roman era 12.20–12.45 Meghan DiLuzio: Sacerdotes Doctae: Women as ritual experts in Ancient Rome 13.00 Lunch (restaurant Minerva, Pinni B, 2nd floor) 13.00 Lunch (restaurant Minerva, Pinni B, 2nd floor) Session I cont. Chair: Ria Berg Session II cont. Chair: Marja-Leena Hänninen 14.30–14.55 Erika Lindgren Liljenstolpe: The importance of age for Roman women’s music making 14.30–14.55 Outi Sihvonen: Praestantissimae Patronae. Socioeconomical influence of the Vestal virgins in the third century Rome 14.55–15.20 Berit Hildebrandt: The power of representation: Aspects of female status display in Roman imperial times 14.55–15.20 Outi Lehtipuu: Women leaders in early Christian communities: An assessment of recent scholarly trends. 15.20–15.45 Ville Vuolanto: Women as supervisors of the minors in the Roman Empire 15.45 Coffee (lobby buffet 1st floor) 16.15–17.00 Keynote lecture II: Des femmes “puissantes” dans le théatre d'Euripide Louise Bruit Zaidman (auditorium B1096) 18.00-20.00 Reception at the university (Pinni B, 5th floor) THURSDAY 23 OCTOBER Session III (room B3109) 10.00–11.55 Work, production and female professional identities Chair: Arja Karivieri Session IV (room B3110) 10.00–11.55 Law, justice and legal practices in Ancient Greece Chair: Agneta Strömberg Session V (room B3111) 10.00–12.20 Power, empowerment and status Chair: Katariina Mustakallio 10.00–10.25 Irene Cisneros Abellàn: Stephanopólides, the female garland-sellers 10.00-10.25 Elena Duce Pastor: Women in Gortyn laws. Women, who receive her dowry, inherit from their family and accept marriage, a new perspective from Archaism in Crete 10.00–10.25 Birgitta LeppänenSjöberg: Visible or non-visible: the construction of gendered public space and Athens 10.25–10.50 Maria Papadopoulou: Women as yarn, cloth and textile producers and buyers in Ptolemaic Egypt 10.25–10.50 Laura Loddo: Looking for a new definition of women’s role: Solonian laws about women 10.25–10.50 Claude CentlivresChallet: Behavioural power: Roman women’s leverage through public, subordination or scandal 11.00 Coffee (lobby buffet 1st floor) 11.00 Coffee (lobby buffet 1st floor) 11.00 Coffee (lobby buffet 1st floor) 11.30–11.55 Gretchen Meyers: Women’s work: Artefacts as evidence of female craft and labour in Ancient Etruria 11.30–11.55 Brenda Griffith-Williams: Silent witnesses: The testimony of women in the courts of Classical Athens 11.30–11.55 Pia Mustonen: Influential mistresses in the imperial dynasties of first century Rome 11.55–12.20 Caitlin Gillespie: (S)mothering the state: alimentary programs and the dangers of moneyed women 12.30 Lunch (restaurant Minerva, Pinni B, 2nd floor) Session VI (room B3109) 14.00–15.15 Household, economy and wealth Chair: Birgitta Leppänen-Sjöberg Session VII (room B3110) 14.00–15.15 Demography, health and well-being Chair: Ville Vuolanto Session VIII (room B3111) 14.00–15.15 Power, empowerment and status cont. Chair: Outi Lehtipuu 14.00–14.25 Alexis Castor: The agency of gold: Women’s use of jewellery. 14.00–14.25 Rachel Plummer: Family planning and female agency in Rome 14.00–14.25 Sanna Joska: Women as dedicators of honorific monuments of imperial children 14.25–14.50 Olakunbi Olasope: Women as domestic labourers in fifth century BC Athens 14.25–14.50 Patricia Gonsàlez: Physicians, contraception and abortion in ancient Rome 14.25–14.50 Irene Somà: In the name of the mater: metronymic representation of Roman emperors in public spaces 14.50–15.15 Ria Berg: Custos domi: Women as managers in Roman domestic economy 14.50–15.15 Ada Nifosi: The divine sage-femme: Continuity and innovation in the role of the midwife in the Greco-Roman world 14.50–15.15 Elina Pyy: Modest maidens, mighty matrons: life-course and social power on Roman war-centred epic poetry 15.15 Coffee (lobby buffet 1st floor) 15.45–16.30 Poster session (lobby buffet 1st floor) Sabrina Colabella Coré Ferrer Alcantud Agnès Garcia-Ventura María José Martín Velasco Jaakkojuhani Peltonen 19.00 Dinner (not included in the conference price) Restaurant Finlayson Palace, address: Kuninkaankatu 1 FRIDAY 24 OCTOBER Session IX (room B3109) 10.00–11.15 Female agency and civic life in the Greco-Roman East Chair: Jussi Rantala Session X (room B3110) 10.00–10.50 Women in prehistoric Greece Chair: Marjatta Nielsen 10.00–10.25 Arja Karivieri: Priestesses and entrepreneurs – active roles of women in Roman Athens 10.00–10.25 Lilah Grace Canevaro: Homeric Women and the politics of objects 10.25–10.50 Irene Salvo: Greek women as cursers: the social power of ritual actions. 10.25–10.50 Ann-Louise Schallin: Mycenaean female figurines as evidence for female gendered bodies 10.50–11.15 Mattia Vitelli Casella: The Romanization of the province of Dalmatia through the women’s inscriptions. 11.30 Concluding words Marja-Leena Hänninen Katariina Mustakallio (auditorium B1096) 12.00 Lunch (restaurant Minerva, Pinni B, 2nd floor)