Stephen Edward HINDS  (12/06)

 

Address:

Dept. of Classics, University of Washington, Box 353110, Seattle WA 98195, USA

 

Telephone etc.:

(206) 543 2266   Department office

(206) 543 2267   Department fax machine

shinds@u.washington.edu   E-mail address

 

Undergraduate Education:

1975-79  Trinity College, Dublin

(B.A., First Class, with Gold Medal for 'exceptional merit')

 

Postgraduate Education:

1979-83  St. John's College, Cambridge  (Ph.D. 1985)

1979-83 Benefactors' External Research Studentship

Diss.:  The Metamorphosis of Persephone.  Adviser, E.J. Kenney

 

Employment:

1983-86  Research Fellow of Girton College, Cambridge

1986-91  Assistant Professor of Greek and Latin, Univ. of Michigan, Ann Arbor

1991-92  Associate Professor (with tenure), Univ. of Michigan, Ann Arbor

1992-97  Associate Professor of Classics, University of Washington, Seattle

            1995-97  Graduate Program Coordinator

1997-     Full Professor of Classics, University of Washington, Seattle

            1997-98  Acting Chair of Classics

            1998-2002 Chair of Classics

 

Visiting Positions:

1989   St. Catharine's College, Cambridge (Visiting Fellow-Commoner)

1999   University of Texas, Austin (Visiting Professor, short stay)

2006   Florida State University (Langford Scholar, short stay)

 

Major Honours:

1987   Joint winner (with C. Atherton) of Hare Prize

(Awarded every four years for a dissertation on a classical subject by a member of the University of Cambridge under the age of thirty)

1994-95  N.E.H. Fellowship for University Teachers

2000   Invited Participation in Entretiens of Fondation Hardt, Geneva

2003-04  American Philosophical Society Sabbatical Fellowship

2003-06  Byron W. and Alice L. Lockwood Professor of the Humanities, University of Washington

 

Books (Sole Author):

The Metamorphosis of Persephone:  Ovid and the Self-conscious Muse   Cambridge Classical Studies   Cambridge Univ. Press (Cambridge, 1987)

 

Allusion and Intertext:  Dynamics of Appropriation in Roman Poetry  Roman Literature and its Contexts   Cambridge Univ. Press (Cambridge, 1998)

 

Books (Editor):

Memoria, arte allusiva, intertestualitˆ / Memory, Allusion, Intertextuality, edd. Stephen Hinds and Don Fowler, Materiali e Discussioni  39 (Pisa, 1997)

 

Ovidian Transformations:  Essays on Ovid's Metamorphoses and its Reception, edd. Philip Hardie, Alessandro Barchiesi and Stephen Hinds   Cambridge Philological Society Supplement 23 (Cambridge, 1999)

 

As Series Editor

(With Denis Feeney (Princeton), founder and commissioning editor of book series 'Roman Literature and its Contexts', published by Cambridge Univ. Press)

 

Philip Hardie The Epic Successors of Virgil:  A Study in the Dynamics of a Tradition 1993

Duncan F. Kennedy The Arts of Love:  Five Studies in the Discourse of Roman Love Elegy 1993

Charles Martindale Redeeming the Text:  Latin Poetry and the Hermeneutics of Reception 1993

Catharine Edwards Writing Rome:  Textual Approaches to the City 1996

Stephen Hinds Allusion and Intertext:  Dynamics of Appropriation in Roman Poetry  1998

Denis Feeney Literature and Religion at Rome:  Cultures, Contexts, and Beliefs  1998

Alison Keith Engendering Rome:  Women in Latin Epic  2000

William Fitzgerald Slavery in the Roman Literary Imagination  2000

Joseph Farrell Latin Language and Latin Culture:  From Ancient to Modern Times  2001

Alain Gowing Empire and Memory  2005

James OŐHara Inconsistency in Roman Epic  2006

Richard Hunter The Shadow of Callimachus  2006

 

Articles:

'An Allusion in the Literary Tradition of the Proserpina Myth'

Classical Quarterly  n.s. 32(1982) 476-8

 

'carmina digna:  Gallus P. Qasr Ibrim 6-7 Metamorphosed'

P. Liv. Lat. Sem.  4(1983) 43-54

 

'cave canem:  Ovid, Fasti 4.500'
Liverpool Classical Monthly  9(1984) 79

 

'Booking the Return Trip:  Ovid and Tristia 1'
Proceedings of the Cambridge Philological Society  n.s. 31(1985) 13-32

 

'Language at the Breaking Point:  Lucretius 1.452'

Classical Quarterly  n.s. 37(1987) 450-3

 

'The Poetess and the Reader:  Further Steps towards Sulpicia'

Hermathena  143(1987) (Festschrift for D.E.W. Wormell)  29-46

 

'Generalising about Ovid'

in A.J. Boyle, ed., The Imperial Muse  Aureal 1988 [ = Ramus  16(1987) 4-31]

 

'arma in Ovid's Fasti Part 1:  Genre and Mannerism'

'arma in Ovid's Fasti Part 2:  Genre, Romulean Rome and Augustan Ideology'
Arethusa  25(1992) 81-153

 

'Medea in Ovid:  Scenes from the Life of an Intertextual Heroine'

Materiali e Discussioni 30(1993) 9-47

 

'Reflexive Annotation in Poetic Allusion'

Hermathena  158(1995) (Festschrift for A.E. Hinds)  41-51

 

'Ovid'; 'Elegiac Poetry, Latin';  'Books, Poetic'

articles for Oxford Classical Dictionary 3rd edition Oxford University Press (Oxford 1996); first two articles reprinted in Oxford Companion to Classical Civilization O.U.P. 1998

 

'ÇProemio al mezzoČ:  Allusion and the Limits of Interpretability'

'Do-It-Yourself Literary Tradition:  Statius, Martial and Others'    ( = A and I chapter 5)
both in Memoria, arte allusiva, intertestualitˆ / Memory, Allusion, Intertextuality, edd. Stephen Hinds and Don Fowler, Materiali e Discussioni  39 (Pisa, 1997), 113-22, 187-207, listed above

 

'First among Women:  Ovid, Tristia 1.6 and the Traditions of "Exemplary" Catalogue'

in S. Morton Braund and R. Mayer, edd., amor: roma.  Love and Latin Literature  Cambridge Philological Society Suppl. Vol. 22 (Cambridge 1999), 123-42

 

'After Exile:  Time and Teleology from Metamorphoses to Ibis'

in P.R. Hardie, A. Barchiesi and S. Hinds, edd., Ovidian Transformations  Cambridge Philological Society Supplement 23 (Cambridge 1999), 48-67

 

'Essential Epic:  Genre and Gender from Macer to Statius'

in M. Depew and D. Obbink, edd., Matrices of Genre Harvard U.P. 2000, 221-44

 

'Cinna, Statius and "Immanent Literary History" in the Cultural Economy'

in E.A. Schmidt, ed., L'histoire littŽraire immanente dans la poŽsie latine, Entretiens Hardt 47(2001) 221-65

 

'Landscape with Figures: Aesthetics of Place in the Metamorphoses and its Tradition'

in P. Hardie, ed., The Cambridge Companion to Ovid Cambridge U.P 2002, 122-49

 

'Petrarch, Cicero, Virgil:  Virtual Community in Familiares 24,4'

in G.W. Most and S. Spence, edd., Re-Presenting Virgil:  Special Issue in Honor of Michael C. J. Putnam. Materiali e Discussioni 52(2004), 157-75

 

'Defamiliarizing Latin Literature, from Petrarch to Pulp Fiction'

in L. Edmunds, ed., New Directions in the Study of Latin Literature.  Transactions of the American Philological Association 135(2005), 49-81

 

'Dislocations of Ovidian Time'

in J.P. Schwindt, ed., La reprŽsentation du temps dans la poŽsie augustŽenne / Zur Poetik der Zeit in augusteischer Dichung Winter (Heidelberg) 2005, 203-30

 

'Venus, Varro and the vates:  Toward the Limits of Etymologizing Interpretation'

Dictynna 3(2006), 173-208

 

'Ovid among the Conspiracy Theorists'

in S.J. Heyworth, ed., Classical Constructios: Papers in Memory of Don Fowler, Classicist and Epicurean Oxford U.P. forthcoming 2007 (25pp.)

 

'Martial's Ovid/Ovid's Martial'

Journal of Roman Studies, forthcoming 2007 (40pp.)

 

Reprints:

'Booking the Return Trip:  Ovid and Tristia 1' (1985)

'Generalising about Ovid' (1987/88)

both reprinted in P.E. Knox, ed., Oxford Readings in Ovid Oxford U.P. 2006 fthcmg

Major work in progress:

Commentary on Ovid, Tristia 1, under contract to Cambridge Univ. Press

(for Cambridge Greek and Latin Classics, edd. Kenney & Easterling)