Hannah Culik-Baird

Los Angeles

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Associate Professor of Classics at UCLA. Co-editor, Res Difficiles, The Journal. She/her. “Chew-leek.”

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Izraelci bombardovali školu pro sirotky | 4. 10. 2024 | Britské listy

Oct 3, 2024 | blisty.cz | Lesley Keen |Hannah Culik-Baird |Boris Cvek |Bohumil Kartous

4. 10. 2024čas čtení<1 minutaFoto: Oběti jsou většinou ženy a dětiPři izraelském útoku na školu pro sirotky ve městě Gaza zahynulo několik Palestinců, většinou dětí a žen, kteří se tam uchýlili po izraelských útocích. Záchranné týmy odklízely těla a hledaly přeživší. An Israeli strike on a school for orphans in Gaza City has killed several Palestinians, mostly children and women taking refuge there after being displaced by Israeli attacks.
Project MUSE -

Apr 26, 2024 | muse.jhu.edu | Hannah Culik-Baird |Mathias Hanses

[Skip to Content] ISSN 2575-7199 Print ISSN 2575-7180 Pages pp. 77-119 Launched on MUSE 2024-04-26 Open Access No This website uses cookies to ensure you get the best experience on our website. Without cookies your experience may not be seamless....
The Image of the Slave in Cicero's

Dec 18, 2023 | muse.jhu.edu | Hannah Culik-Baird

[Skip to Content] Purchase/rental options available: Buy Issue for $25 at JHUP ISSN 1533-8541 Print ISSN 0734-8584 Pages pp. 385-411 Launched on MUSE 2023-12-19 Open Access No This website uses cookies to ensure you get the best experience on our website. Without cookies your experience may not be seamless....
“Sympathy for fragments?” (USC grad colloquium keynote, April 14th 2023)

Apr 15, 2023 | opietasanimi.com | Hannah Culik-Baird
Limits of totality; fragmentary fragilities

Mar 5, 2023 | opietasanimi.com | Hannah Culik-Baird
Bridging the gap

Feb 28, 2023 | opietasanimi.com | Hannah Culik-Baird
ERASING THE AETHIOPIAN IN CICERO'S POST REDITUM IN SENATU

Jan 23, 2023 | cambridge.org | Hannah Culik-Baird

Extract The Roman attitude toward the Ethiopian as expressed in scattered passages is far less kindly than the Greek. The usage in Terence and the Auctor ad Herennium which imply a vogue for Ethiopians is probably in imitation of Greek usage. How early the Roman attitude crystalized into racial feeling it is hard to say, and as those who express it are chiefly satirists one must be careful in drawing conclusions.
ERASING THE AETHIOPIAN IN CICERO'S POST REDITUM IN SENATU

Jan 23, 2023 | cambridge.org | Hannah Culik-Baird
Ramus: Volume 51 - Issue 2

Jan 23, 2023 | cambridge.org | Robert P Cowan |Rachel L. Mazzara |Hannah Culik-Baird |Andrew Horne

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Ramus: Volume 51 - Issue 2

Jan 22, 2023 | cambridge.org | Hannah Culik-Baird