[Antiquitas] CFP oikos-familia deadline 15.6.

[Katariina Mustakallio]

*CALL FOR PAPERS*

*/OIKOS ? FAMILIA/*:

*THE FAMILY IN THE ANCIENT GRECO-ROMAN WORLD.*

*Framing the discipline in the 21^st century*

*5-7 November 2009*


       University of Gothenburg & University of Birmingham

The fifth /ARACHNE/ conference is organised collaboratively by the  
University of Gothenburg, Sweden, and the University of Birmingham,  
United Kingdom. The conference will take place at the University of  
Gothenburg 5-7 November 2009. The conference aims to bridge some of  
the gaps in the study of the family in antiquity: from Archaic Greece  
to the later Roman world.

The conference will focus on :

Family structures and relationships 500 BCE to 500 CE (betrothal,  
marriage, divorce, parents and children, step-families, dynastic  
families, grandparents, gender roles within the family, family economy  
etc).

New directions in the study of the family in antiquity.


Sessions will run on thematic and chronological lines and we welcome  
papers from all disciplines: classics, ancient and early medieval  
history, archaeology, art history.

An abstract of a maximum of 300 words should be submitted preferably  
by email attachment to the conference address arachne at class.gu.se  
<mailto:arachne at class.gu.se> or to:
/Arachne, University of Gothenburg, Department of Historical Studies,  
Box 200, SE 405 30 Gotheburg, Sweden/.
The deadline for abstracts is *15 June 2009*. Papers should be limited  
to a maximum of 20 minutes and decisions of acceptance will be made in  
July.

The official language of the conference is English.
Registration fee is 70 euros for non-speakers, 60 euros for speakers,  
and 30 euros for students. The fee includes coffee Thursday-Saturday  
and dinner on Saturday night.


Organizing committee:

University of Birmingham: Mary Harlow, Ray Laurence

University of Gothenburg: Lena Larsson Lovén, Agneta Strömberg




-- 
Katariina Mustakallio, Senior lecturer        After: Sept 1, 2009, Director
Department of History and Philosophy          Institutum Romanum Finlandiae
33014 University of Tampere, Finland          Mustakallio at irfrome.org