Dr Anna Clark

My principal research interests lie in Roman history of the middle republican to early imperial period. I have written on historiography, epistolography and comedy, and on topics including what we would think of as religious, cultural, social and political history. I am currently interested in contributing to discussions of finding ways to describe Roman society without relying on such partially anachronistic categories (religious, cultural, political etc.), and am writing a book (Approaching Roman Society) that attempts to do this through a series of case studies.

Roman history, city of Rome, historiography, epistolography, Roman comedy, ontology. 

I teach all the Roman papers in Ancient History for Classics, CAAH, and Ancient and Modern History.

Full publications: dr_anna_clark_full_publications.docx