| Faculty Profile
Dorota Dutsch
Dorota Dutsch, Associate Professor of Classics, has
an MA from the Jagiellonian University in
Krakow (Poland) and a PhD (2000) from McGill
University (Canada). She has taught at
the Jagiellonian University, Université de Montréal,
and worked as exchange scholar at the
Conseil National de la Recherche Scientifique (France).
Professor
Dutsch's research focuses on social performance
(comprising anything from comedy to funeral
rites). She has published articles on Plautine
jokes, vampire mice, pharmacology of seduction,
the language of gesture, and illustrations
of Carolingian manuscripts.
Graduate supervision:
Dorota Dutsch welcomes inquiries from prospective students on performance, gender studies.
Book
- Feminine Discourses
in Roman Comedy: On Echoes and Voices. Oxford University
Press, 2008.
Selected Articles
- “Nenia: Gender and Genre in the Roman Lament” in Ann Suter (ed.) Lament Traditions in the Ancient Mediterranean, Oxford University Press, 2008: 258-279.
- “The Language of Gesture in
the Illuminated Manuscripts of Terence” Gesture 2007: 2 (39-70).
- "Roman Pharmacology: Plautus’ blanda
venena" Greece and
Rome 2005 52 2 (205-220).
- “Female Furniture: A Note on
Plautus’ Poenulus 1146,” Classical
Quarterly 54: 2004 (625-30)
Work in Progress
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