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Jennifer Clarke Kosak
Associate Professor of Classics
Fall 2008
- Ancient Greek Theater (CLAS 232)
- Elementary Greek I (GRK 101)
- Advanced Independent Study and Honors in Greek (GRK 401)
- Augustine (LATN 303)
| Phone | (207) 725-3617 |
| Title | Associate Professor |
| Department | CLASSICS |
| 2nd Title | Chair |
| 2nd Department | CLASSICS |
| Work Location | 7 Sills Hall |
| jkosak@bowdoin.edu |
Education:
Jennifer Clarke Kosak received her undergraduate degree from Harvard-Radcliffe, where her concentration was in Classics. She then entered the doctoral program in Classical Philology at the University of Michigan in Ann Arbor and wrote a dissertation entitled "The Pain of Living: Suffering and Healing in Euripidean Tragedy." She specializes in Greek language and literature; her particular interests include Greek tragedy, Greek and Roman medicine, Greek intellectual history and gender studies.