Curriculum
Vitae • August 2011
Catherine
C. Keane
Department
of Classics
Campus
(314)
664-6963 (home)
(314)
935-5198 (office)
ckeane@wustl.edu
Education:
Ph.D., Classical
Studies, 1999.
M.A., Classical
Studies, 1996.
B.A., Classical
Civilization, 1992.
Positions held:
2001-present:
2000-2001:
Northwestern University, Mellon
Postdoctoral Fellow.
1999-2000:
1995-1997:
Books:
A
Roman Verse Satire Reader (Bolchazy-Carducci,
2010). Reviewed
in Bryn
Mawr
Edited volumes:
Guest Editor for
special satire issue of Classical
and Modern Literature 22.2 (2002).
Articles and chapters:
"Life
in the text: The corpus of Persius' Satires," chapter in A Companion to Persius and
Juvenal, ed. S. Braund and J.
Osgood (Blackwell, forthcoming 2012).
"Historian and
Satirist: Tacitus and Juvenal," chapter in A
Companion
to Tacitus, ed. V. Pagán (Blackwell, forthcoming 2011).
"Re-reading
Homer at Horace Epistle 1.2.1-31,"
Classical World 104.4 (2011):
427-450.
"Persona and Satiric
Career in
Juvenal," chapter
in Classical
Literary Careers and Their
"Philosophy
into Satire: The Program of Juvenal's Fifth Book," American
Journal of
"Defining the Art of
Blame: Classical
Satire," chapter 2 of A Companion to Satire from the
"Lucilius," entry on
life and works for The
Literary Encyclopedia (2006; online at
"Theatre,
Spectacle, and the Satirist in Juvenal,"
"Juvenal's Cave-Woman
and the Programmatics
of Satire," Classical Bulletin 78.1 (2002): 5-20.
"The Critical Contexts
of Satiric
Discourse," Classical and Modern Literature 22.2 (2002): 7-
"Satiric
Intersections: Theory, Practice,
and Literary History," Classical and Modern
"Satiric Memories:
Autobiography and the
Construction of Genre," Classical Journal 97.3
Works in progress or
under review:
Book, The Poetics
of Anger in Juvenal's Satires
(With
Ralph Rosen) "Greek and Roman satirical poetry," chapter for A Companion to
Oral paper, "The Anger
of Lucilius"
Oral paper, "Bringing
Back the Dead"
Book reviews:
Karin Haß,
Lucilius und der Beginn der Persönlichkeitsdichtung in Rom,
Classical Review
59.1 (2009):
Catherine Schlegel, Satire and the Threat of Speech: Horace Satires Book 1 (
Kirk Freudenburg, ed.,
The
Susanna Morton Braund,
ed. and tr., Juvenal
and Persius, Loeb Classical Library (
Kirk Freudenburg. Satires
of
Alberto Cavarzere,
Antonio Aloni, and Alessandro
Barchiesi, eds. Iambic Ideas: Essays on a
2002.07.35.
Sarah Spence, ed., Poets
and Critics Read
Vergil (
William Dominik and
Willian Werhle, Roman
Verse Satire: Lucilius to Juvenal (Bolchazy-
John Henderson, Writing
Down
Susanna Morton Braund,
The Roman Satirists
and Their Masks, Classical World Series (
Oral papers:
"Attacking the dead:
History, exemplarity,
and genre in Tacitus and Juvenal," Washington University Classics
Department Colloquium (November 2010).
"Nucibus
Receptis: The Sensations of
Persius' Satires," Synesthesia: Classics
Beyond the
"Monstrous
Misogyny and the End of Anger: Juvenal's Sixth Satire,"
"Irony,
Indignation, and the Progress of Satire in Juvenal's Third Book,"
"Tranquility and
Domestic Satire in
Juvenal's Fourth Book," University of Texas-Austin Classics
Department Colloquium, (September 2006).
"Reading Extremes:
Horace on the Homeric
Poems (Epistle 1.2)," American Philological
"The Satirist's
Teaching Career: Horace, Sermones
1 and 2,"
"Shaking Up Juvenal's Tranquility," Satire and Political Dissent in the Ancient World conference, University of Illinois-Urbana (April 2005).
"The Satiric Career as
Artful Autobiography
in Juvenal," Literary Careers (Passmore
Edwards
"Unraveling
Philosophy: Allusion and
Program in Juvenal's Fifth Book," American
"Making Satire in
Juvenal 15," Yale
University Classics
Department
Colloquium (February
"Making Satiric
History: Horace and Persius
Re-read Old Comedy," American Philological
"Juvenal's Satires
and the
Perversion of Theatre,"
"The Poet Figure and
the Myth of Ages in
Hesiod and Ovid," Association of the Middle
"Theorizing 'the
Elusive Genre'," Satiric Traditions: Continuity and
Contexts
colloquium,
"Juvenal's Votive
Tablet, or the Vanity of
Human Wishes in Satire 12," Classical Association
"How Did the Romans
Laugh?"
"The Satirist as
Dramatist: Juvenal's
Theatrics of Satire," American Philological Association
"Model Behavior: Roman
Satirists on Human
Evolution," American Philological Association
"Scripts and Slips:
Reflections of Women's Aischrologia
in Aristophanes," Classical
"Satire’s Magical
Model: The Bulla
in Juvenal 5," Kentucky Foreign Language Conference,
"Apologia Pro Suo
Ventre: Hunger and
the Image of the Poet at Horace Satire 1.10.60-
"Juvenal the
Ventriloquist: Creating the
Origins of Satire,"
"A Journey to
Awards:
Loeb Classical Library
Foundation Research
Grant, $25,740 (2004-2005).
Nomination for
Harrington Fellowship from
Department of Classics,
Mellon Postdoctoral
Fellowship, Department of
Classics, Northwestern University (2000-
Mellon Dissertation
Fellowship,
Benjamin Franklin
Fellowship for graduate study,
Ingraham Prize for
Greek,
Service at small
conferences/panels:
Invited respondent,
planned panel on varieties
of invective in the
Member of organizing
committee and institutional
representative, annual Heartland
Organizer and
presenter, "Satiric
Traditions: Continuity and Contexts," interdisciplinary
Panel moderator, "The
Vergilian
Century" conference,
Co-organizer, panel on
"Figuring Identity:
Personae and Literary Agenda in Roman Satire,"
Other professional
service and activities:
Intercollegiate Center
for Classical
Studies Managing Committee member (2009-2012)
Women's Classical
Caucus Steering
Committee elected member (2009-2012)
Referee for journal
articles, essays, book proposals (Vergilius, American
Journal of Philology, Helios, Transactions
Memberships in
professional organizations:
American Philological
Association (1996-)
Women's Classical
Caucus (1998-)
Classical Association
of the
Vergilian Society
(2004-)
Teaching – courses:
Latin: First-year
Latin; intermediate reading courses:
Introduction to Latin Literature:
Greek: intermediate
course: New Testament Greek;
intermediate reading courses: Introduction
to Greek Literature (Plato; Homer); seminar: Euripides
Classics:
lecture/discussion courses: Roman
Civilization, The
Roman World, Greek
and
Teaching – thesis
advising:
B.A. Honors Thesis
Director for Annie Hoopes
(2003-2004), Katherine Langdon (2009-
Senior Project
Director for Corey Biller (2010),
Kate Judge (2010-2011)
M.A. Thesis Director
for Cameron Paterson
(2005-2006), Joy Ryan (2006-2007; Drama),
Ph.D. Dissertation
Reader for Clerk Shaw (2007;
Philosophy) and Emily Austin (2009;
Teaching – examinations:
Latin Placement Test
Author and Administrator (2002-)
M.A. Greek and Latin
Reading List Exam Reader
(2002-); Administrator and Reader (2006-)
M.A. Sight Exam
Administrator and Reader (2009-)
Latin Proficiency Exam
Administrator and Reader (for
graduate students in other
Other teaching
activities at
Presenter, Honorary
Scholars Seminar (January
2011)
Presenter, Pedagogy
Workshops
on Vergil's Aeneid,
Ovid's Metamorphoses, Images
in the
Presenter on Latin
Poetry Studies at Classics Graduate Proseminar (2001, 2004, 2006, 2008,
Departmental service
at
Director of Graduate
Studies for M.A. Program in
Classics (2009-2012; currently 10
Author/Editor of
Classics Department M.A. flyers
(2002-), thesis guide (2007-), and degree
M.A. Advisor (12
students since 2006)
Arts & Sciences
Graduate Council Classics
Representative (2006-)
Classics
Department Graduate Committee
member (2001-)
Participant in
recruitment of M.A. and B.A.
students (2001-)
B.A. Major and Minor
advisor (30 students since
2001)
University
Search
Committee member, searches for Assistant
Professor of Classics (2006-2007, 2007-2008,
Search
Committee member, searches for Biggs Chair in
Classics (2002, 2006, 2011)
Search
Committee member, searches for Visiting Lecturers
in Classics (2002, 2005, 2007, 2011)
Arts & Sciences
and University service at
Graduate
Fellowship Selection Committee member,
Center for the Humanities (2011)
Curriculum Committee
elected member (2010-2013); nominated to chair Committee in
Advisor for Performing
Arts Department
production of Mary Zimmerman's Metamorphoses;
Graduate Council
Teaching and Professional
Development
Performing
Arts M.A.
Advisory Committee member (M.A. admissions and
Rhodes
Scholarship Mock Interview Committee
member (2002-2003)
Search
Committee member, searche for Assistant
Professor in Rabbinic Literature and Culture
Associate Faculty
Advisor and referee for
Presenter at Freshman
Academic Orientation
(August 2001)
Outreach and Prior
Service:
Speaker, St. Louis
Mensa chapter (July 2010)
Graduate language exam
administrator and reader,
Department of Classics, Northwestern
Search Committee
member, search for Mellon
Fellow, Department of Classics,
B.A. thesis advisor
and reader,