Williams College Classics Department: Charles Fuqua

Charles J. Fuqua

Professor Emeritus of Classics

Classics Department
Williams College
Williamstown, MA 01267

Teaching

At Williams, each of the Classics faculty teaches a wide range of courses, and we take turns teaching many of the courses in our curriculum. We value this broad interaction with the field of Classics and with our students; in addition this breadth enriches the more focused work of our research.

Courses Taught

Greek and Latin

Homer's Iliad; Homer's Odyssey.
Introduction to Latin; Latin Poetry: Catullus and Ovid; The Neoteric Tradition; Vergil's Aeneid; The Rhetoric of Cruelty: Silver Age Literature.
Greek and Roman Epic (in translation).
Vergil, Lyric Poetry (Winter Study courses).

Other courses taught

Greek Lyric Poetry; Greek Drama.

Research

Areas of Interest

Homer
Latin Lyric
Vergil

Selected Scholarship

Education

Ph.D. (1964) Cornell University
M.A. (1962) Cornell University
A.B. (1957) Princeton University


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		Charles J. Fuqua Professor Emeritus of Classics Classics Department Williams College Williamstown, MA 01267 Teaching At Williams, each of the Classics faculty teaches a wide range of courses, and we take turns teaching many of the courses in our curriculum. We value this broad interaction with the field of Classics and with our students; in addition this breadth enriches the more focused work of our research. Courses Taught Greek and Latin Homer's Iliad; Homer's Odyssey. Introduction to Latin; Latin Poetry: Catullus and Ovid; The Neoteric Tradition; Vergil's Aeneid; The Rhetoric of Cruelty: Silver Age Literature. Greek and Roman Epic (in translation). Vergil, Lyric Poetry (Winter Study courses). Other courses taught Greek Lyric Poetry; Greek Drama. Research Areas of Interest Homer Latin Lyric Vergil Selected Scholarship Professor Fuqua has published articles on Homer, Greek lyric poetry, the Greek tragedians, Horace, Vergil, and is currently working on Catullus. Education Ph.D. (1964) Cornell University M.A. (1962) Cornell University A.B. (1957) Princeton University