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DESCRIPTION:Carolyn Dewald\, Professor of Classics at Bard College\, speak
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 cher of undergraduates at Duke and at UC Santa Cruz before that.  Duke Un
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 rence to the Athenian context and the broader implications of his work fo
 r the dilemmas of contemporary democratic theory.  Presenters scheduled i
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 issa Orlie\, Stephen Salkever\, Arlene Saxonhouse\, Joel Schlosser\, Trac
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 s to be a first-rate mentor of graduate students and was a celebrated tea
 cher of undergraduates at Duke and at UC Santa Cruz before that.  Duke Un
 iversity is honored to celebrate his life and work with this two-day even
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 ence will engage the many aspects of Euben's scholarship\, both with refe
 rence to the Athenian context and the broader implications of his work fo
 r the dilemmas of contemporary democratic theory.  Presenters scheduled i
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DESCRIPTION:Oswyn Murray is an emeritus Fellow of Balliol College\, Oxford
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