David Christenson

Professor, Religious Studies / Classics | Professor, French and Italian | Member of the Graduate Faculty

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Recent

Frighteningly Funny Gods: Comic and Cosmic Space in Plautus

2024

Sublime Cosmos in Graeco-Roman Literature and Its Reception: Intersections of Myth, Science and History

2024

The Art of Communicative Grammar

2024

Letters in Plautus: Writing Between the Lines by Emilia A. Barbiero

2023

Titus Maccius Plautus, Pseudolus

2021

Nouo Modo Nouom Aliquid Inuentum: Plautine Priorities

2020

Concocting Justice: Dicaeopolis the Cook-Comedian

2020

K. Maclennan–W. Stockert, Plautus: Aulularia. Edited with an introduction, translation and commentary, Aris and Phillips classical texts. Liverpool: Liverpool University Press …

2019

Mimetic Contagion: Art and Artifice in Terence's Eunuch by Robert Germany

2018

All’s Well That Ends Well? Old Fools, Morality, and Epilogues in Plautus

2016

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David Christenson

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Publications(26)

Frighteningly Funny Gods: Comic and Cosmic Space in Plautus

Sublime Cosmos in Graeco-Roman Literature and Its Reception: Intersections of Myth, Science and History

The Art of Communicative Grammar

Letters in Plautus: Writing Between the Lines by Emilia A. Barbiero

Titus Maccius Plautus, Pseudolus

Nouo Modo Nouom Aliquid Inuentum: Plautine Priorities

Concocting Justice: Dicaeopolis the Cook-Comedian

K. Maclennan–W. Stockert, Plautus: Aulularia. Edited with an introduction, translation and commentary, Aris and Phillips classical texts. Liverpool: Liverpool University Press …

Mimetic Contagion: Art and Artifice in Terence's Eunuch by Robert Germany

All’s Well That Ends Well? Old Fools, Morality, and Epilogues in Plautus

News(1)

Inaugural Peter W. Likins Graduate Fellows Selected

Courses(16)

Ancient Roman Drama

The Literature of the Ancient Romans: Latin Literature in English Translation

Roman Historians

Literary Translation as Classical Reception

Roman Epic