Stephen Edward HINDS  (midsized CV 12/08)

 

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

 

Nationality:  Irish        U.S. Visa Status:  Permanent Resident

 

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

 

Positions-in-Residence: 1989   St. Catharine's College, Cambridge (Visiting Fellow-Commoner)

                                    1999   University of Texas, Austin (Professorial Visit, short stay)

                                    2000   Invited Participation in Entretiens of Fondation Hardt, Geneva

                                    2006   Florida State University (Langford Professor, short stay)

                                    2008   McMaster University (E.T. Salmon Professor, short stay)

 

Major Awards:            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

                                    2003-04  American Philosophical Society Sabbatical Fellowship

                                    2003-09  Byron W. and Alice L. Lockwood Professor of the Humanities, University of Washington

 

Other Competitive Grants (mostly internal; larger grants only):         

                                    1986  British Academy

                                              (to study at Fondation Hardt, Geneva)

                                    1989  Rackham School of Graduate Studies, University of Michigan

                                              (Faculty Grant for travel and research)

                                    2000  Walter Chapin Simpson Center for the Humanities, Univ. of Washington

                                              (Faculty Research Fellowship)

                                    2000  Royalty Research Fund Scholar, Univ. of Washington

                                              (Faculty Research Fellowship)

                                    2003-04  ÔTop-upÕ grant to supplement national fellowship

 

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 etc. (co-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)

 

Constructing Identities in the Roman Empire: Three Studies, edd. Stephen Hinds and Thomas Schmitz, Millennium 4 (De Gruyter 2007)

 

Book Series (co-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 and the Roman Literary Imagination 2000

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

                                    Alain Gowing Empire and Memory: The Representation of the Roman Republic in Imperial Culture 2005

                                    Richard Hunter The Shadow of Callimachus: Studies in the Reception of Hellenistic Poetry at Rome 2006

                                    James OÕHara Inconsistency in Roman Epic: Studies in Catullus, Lucretius, Vergil, Ovid and Lucan 2007

                                    Ellen Oliensis Freud's Rome: Psychoanalysis and Latin Poetry 2009 (forthcoming)

 

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

ÔÇProemio al mezzoÈ:  Allusion and the Limits of InterpretabilityÕ

'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

                                    ÔPetrarch, Cicero, Virgil:  Virtual Community in Familiares 24,4Õ

                                                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

ÔDefamiliarizing Latin Literature, from Petrarch to Pulp FictionÕ

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

                                    ÔDislocations of Ovidian TimeÕ

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

                                    ÔVenus, Varro and the vates:  Toward the Limits of Etymologizing InterpretationÕ

                                                Dictynna 3(2006), 173-208

                                    ÔOvid among the Conspiracy TheoristsÕ

                                                in S.J. Heyworth, ed., Classical Constructions: Papers in Memory of Don Fowler, Classicist and Epicurean Oxford U.P. 2007, 194-220

                                    ÔMartialÕs Ovid/OvidÕs MartialÕ

                                                Journal of Roman Studies 97(2007), 113-54

                                    'Introductory Generalities, mostly Roman'

part-intro to Constructing Identities in the Roman Empire, edd. Stephen Hinds and Thomas Schmitz.  Millennium 4(2007), 1-6

                                    ÔSenecaÕs Ovidian LociÕ

in M. Paschalis, ed., Dramatic and Performance Space in Greek Tragedy and Seneca, forthcoming 2008 (30pp.)

 

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, 15-50 and 415-40

Major work in progress:         Commentary on Ovid, Tristia 1, under contract to Cambridge Univ. Press  

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

 

 

Lectures and Papers    1992  University of Chicago, Third Annual George B. Walsh Memorial Lecture*

since 1992:                  1992  Universitˆ di Firenze*

(* = invited papers)     1992  Universitˆ di Pisa*

                                    1992  Universitˆ di Verona*

                                    1992  Universitˆ di Padova*

                                    1992  Wayne State University, Thomas L. Conklin Memorial Lecture*

                                    1993  CAPN Annual Meeting, Seattle

                                    1993  University of Washington, Seattle, lunchtime colloquium

                                    1993  Leeds International Latin Seminar*

                                    1993  University of Texas, Austin*

                                    1994  University of Wisconsin, University Lectures Committee*

                                    1994  Harvard University*

                                    1994  Wesleyan University*

                                    1994  University of Iowa*

                                    1994  APA Annual Meeting, Atlanta (panel respondent)

                                    1995  Keele University*

                                    1995  University of Bristol*

                                    1995  Colloquium on Intertextuality and Latin Poetry, Corpus Christi, Oxford*

                                    1995  Langford Conference (dir. W.S. Anderson), Florida State University*

                                    1995  CAPN/CACW Annual Meeting, Banff

                                    1995  Colloquium Allusion and the Limits of Interpretability,

                                                Dept. of Classics and Institute for the Humanities, Univ. of  Washington, Seattle (co-organizer and participant)

                                    1995  Colloquium Creating Roman Identity, University of California, Berkeley*

                                    1995  University of Victoria (lecture and seminar)*

                                    1996  Colloquium Literary History and its Discontents, University of  California, Los Angeles*

                                    1996  Ohio State University*

                                    1996  Leeds International Latin Seminar*

                                    1996  Colloquium Matrices of Genre, Center for Hellenic Studies*

                                    1996  APA Annual Meeting, New York (respondent)

                                    1997  Princeton University, Eberhard L. Faber Class of 1915 Memorial Lecture*

                                    1997  Columbia University*

                                    1997  Stanford University*

                                    1997  Craven Seminar Perspectives on OvidÕs Metamorphoses, Cambridge*

                                    1997  Kalamazoo College, Second Clara Heiney Buckley Memorial Lecture*

1997 University of Michigan* 

                                    1998  Trinity College Dublin, Statius Workshop*

                                    1999  University of Texas, Austin*

                                    1999  Baylor University*

                                    1999 Colloquium Surface Tensions, Stanford University (panel respondent)*

                                    2000 CAPN/CACW Annual Meeting, Victoria

                                    2000 Colloquium on Mythology, University of Guelph*

                                    2000 Entretiens (l'histoire litteraire immanente), Fondation Hardt, Geneva*

                                    2000 Symposium in memory of Don Fowler, Jesus College, Oxford*

                                    2000 Conference Virgil 2000, University of Pennsylvania (respondent)*

                                    2000 University of Minnesota*

                                    2001 University of Southern California, Moorehead Lecture*

                                    2001 Oxford University, Lit. Hum., Inaugural Don Fowler Memorial Lecture*

                                    2001 Brown University*

                                    2001 Boston University*

                                    2001 Seminar Roman Elegy in a New Millennium, Florida State University (invited conference chair)*

                                    2002 Conference Aetas Ovidiana, Trinity College, Dublin*

                                    2002 Conference Ars Amatoria:  A Bimillennium, University of Manchester*

                                    2002 Holy Cross College*

                                    2003 Stanford University*

                                    2003 CAPN/CACW Annual Meeting, Calgary

                                    2003 Conference Flavian Poetry, University of Groningen, Netherlands

                                    2003 Conference New Directions in Roman Literature, Rutgers University*

                                    2003 University of British Columbia*

                                    2003 Princeton University*

                                    2004 University of Virginia, Stocker Lecture*

                                    2004 Wellesley College*

                                    2004 Conference Zur Poetik der Zeit in Augusteischer Dichtung, University of Heidelberg*

                                    2004 University of Cambridge*

                                    2004 Conference Dramatic and Performance Space in Senecan Tragedy, University of Crete*

                                    2004 Conference Literary Careers, Oxford University (plenary speaker)*

                                    2004 Conference Identities, German-American Frontiers of the Humanities, Humboldt Foundation / American Philosophical Society*

                                    2004 American Philosophical Society, biannual meeting*

                                    2005 Universitˆ di Roma La Sapienza*

                                    2005 Universitˆ di Roma Tor Vergata*

                                    2005 Universitˆ di Firenze*

                                    2005 Universitˆ di Siena: Arezzo*

                                    2006 University of California, Berkeley*

                                    2006 CAPN Annual Meeting, Portland

                                    2006 Trinity College Dublin, Centenary Auditorial Lecture of Classical Society*

                                    2006 Williams College*

                                    2006 Florida State University*

                                    2007 University of Chicago*

                                    2007 Yale University*

                                    2007 University of Washington / Seattle AIA, Annual Lecture on Classical Culture*

                                    2008 Stanford University*

            2008 University of Notre Dame*

                                    2008 University of Kansas*

                                    2008 Princeton University, graduate student conference (keynote speaker)*

                                    2008 McMaster University, E.T. Salmon Lecture (and seminar)*

 

Service (major items): Department

                                    Chair of Classics (1998-2002)

                                    Acting Chair of Classics (1997-98)

                                    Lead-wrote Department Self-Study (81pp. plus appendices) for Ten-Year Review (1999-2000)

                                    Graduate Program Coordinator in Classics (1995-97); acting GPC (Spr 08, Spr 07)

 

                                    University

                                    Graduate School Council (2007-10)

                                    Executive Board, Simpson Center for the Humanities (2004-07)

                                    Chair, English Department Ten-Year Review Committee (2001-02)

                                    Faculty Member, Program in Theory and Criticism (1993- )

 

Field

                                    For American Philological Association:

                                    Goodwin Award Committee (2004-07; Chair 2006-07) [adjudicates major book prize]

 

                                    For American Philosophical Society / Humboldt Foundation:

Organizing Committee for Inaugural 'German-American Frontiers of the Humanities' Symposium 2004