Faculty of Classics
In 2007 Dr Willmott published The Moods of Homeric Greek, an extended reworking of her PhD. Since her book, she has been researching further on various questions connected with mood and modality in the Greek language, using findings from grammaticalisation, comparative philology and generative syntax. Two of her main recent research areas are negation and conditional sentences.
The Moods of Homeric Greek (Cambridge 2007)
For full details of her papers, please visit www.jowillmott.co.uk
Marie Curie / BA postdoctoral fellowship schemes
19 May 2025
The Faculty of Classics invites potential applicants to the MSCA (Marie Skłodowska-Curie Actions) and the British Academy’s Postdoctoral Fellowship schemes within areas relevant to our research clusters: Greek and Latin Literature, Greek and Roman Philosophy, Ancient History, C lassical Art and Archaeology, Classical and...
Senior Curator: Mediterranean Antiquities
28 April 2025
The Faculty and the Fitzwilliam Museum and are seeking to appoint a Senior Curator of Mediterranean Antiquities. The post-holder will be the curatorial and research lead for the Fitzwilliam's substantial collection of Mediterranean antiquities, and will also be a senior member of the Faculty of Classics: 20% of the role...
3 April 2025
The Faculty is delighted to report that Jonathan Steward has been awarded the Ralegh Radford Rome Award, BSR, for Lent Term 2026.
2 April 2025
We are very sad to pass on the news of the death of Pat Story on 25th March, after a short illness. Pat has been the single most important figure in classics education for the last 50 years and her passing marks the end of an era. There will be a celebration of her life in Hughes Hall at 2pm on Saturday 17 May. All are...
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