University of Tasmania, Australia

Dr Graeme Miles

Lecturer -

PhD (University of Western Australia)

Contact Details

Graeme completed his undergraduate study and PhD at the University of Western Australia. Following his doctorate he was an Asialink writer in residence based at the University of Madras, then a postdoctoral research fellow at the University of Ghent, Belgium (2007), before returning to teach at UWA in early 2008. He moved to the University of Tasmania in second semester 2008.

Please click here to link to the UTas Web Access Research portal (WARP) which lists Graeme's funded projects, graduate research supervision and publication information.

Research Interests

Greek and Latin literature and language (especially Greek literature of the Roman Imperial period); the ancient novel and its 'fringe'; the works of Flavius Philostratus; history of interpretation and its representation in texts.

Units

• HTC101 - Ancient Civilisations 1B: Introduction to Classical Literature
  
• HTC211 - Comedy and Tragedy in the Classical World
  
• HTC223 - Greek and Roman Mythology
  
• HTC229 - Love in the Ancient Novel
  
• HTC311 - Comedy and Tragedy in the Classical World
  
• HTC323 - Greek and Roman Mythology
  
• HTC329 - Love in the Ancient Novel
  
• HTG101 - Ancient Greek 1A
  
• HTG102 - Ancient Greek 1B
  
• HTG216 - Intermediate Ancient Greek A
  
• HTG218 - Intermediate Ancient Greek B
  
• HTG301 - Special Topic in Advanced Ancient Greek A
  
• HTG302 - Special Topic in Advanced Ancient Greek B
  
• HTG316 - Advanced Ancient Greek A
  
• HTG318 - Advanced Ancient Greek B
  

Current and Supervised Project/s:

• Locating the Past: Mapping Cultural Change via Ritual Practices in Urban Spaces
• The Role of the Equites in Provincial Administration during the Reigns of Marcus Aurelius, Lucius Verus and Commodus
• Martial and the Literary Scene under Domitian
• Imperial Legitimacy in the Roman Empire of the Third Century: 193-337AD