Jan Lukas Horneff
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NameJan Lukas Horneff
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Collaborative Research Centre 1285 "Invectivity. Constellations and Dynamics of Disparagement"
Collaborative Research Centre 1285 "Invectivity. Constellations and Dynamics of Disparagement"
Visitor Address:
Falkenbrunnen, Room 274 Chemnitzer Straße 48b
01187 Dresden
- work Tel.
- +49 351 463-43859
- fax Fax
- +49 351 463-35236
Office Hours:
- Thursday:
- 15:00 - 16:00
BIOGRAPHY
| 1991 | Born in Cologne |
| 2014 | Bachelor’s degree in History und Latin at the Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin |
| 2017 | Master’s degree in Ancient History at the Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin |
| 2017 |
Scholarship holder of the “Humboldt Research Track Scholarship“ as part of the Excellence Strategy |
| Seit 2017 |
Research associate at Technische Universität Dresden |
| Seit 2018 |
MAIN AREAS OF RESEARCH
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Roman Republic and Early Empire
LECTURES
Blasphemy, insult and disparagement in Ancient Rome. First impressions from the CRC "Invectivity" / 10th January 2018 / Colloquium of Ancient History, HU Berlin
Ancient History in National Socialism - Scope and Pressure for Adaptation using Walter Otto as an Example / 6th June 2018 / TU Chemnitz
The Famous Philosopher and the Philosopher’s fama – Effemination and its Traces in the Apologia of Apuleius / 22nd March 2019 / Walter-de-Gruyter-Seminar of the Mommsen-Gesellschaft in Wittenberg
Elitist Identity Questioned – Apuleius and the Defence of Cosmopolitan Identity against Provincials / 7th June 2019 / XXVth Annual Forum of Young Legal Historians in Brussels
Between Diss song, Battle rap and Shaming? Rethinking and re-enacting ancient trials for the Dresden Science Night (with Ken Heuring) / 14th June 2019 / TU Dresden
Invective framing of affiliation in the Apologia of Apuleius / 19th June 2019 / Workshop at the CRC 1285, TU Dresden
fama and color – framing in invective Roman oratory / 20-22. March 2020 / Conference: Frames and Framing in Antiquity am Institute for the History of Ancient Civilizations Changchun (PR China)