Elizabeth Neely is an independent scholar of Greek and Roman literature. She is a recent doctoral graduate of the Ohio State University. Her current research combines traditional textual analysis with modern Trauma Theory for a fresh and informative reading of Ovid's Tristia.
Her primary interests are in Roman Epic, Greek Tragedy, Ancient Medicine, Roman Historiography, and Trauma Theory.
Her primary interests are in Roman Epic, Greek Tragedy, Ancient Medicine, Roman Historiography, and Trauma Theory.
Projects
Ovid's Tristia as a Record of Trauma
Elizabeth recently finished her doctoral dissertation analyzing Ovid's exile poetry using Trauma Theory
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Courses
Elizabeth began teaching Latin at the college in 2014. She has taught at the introductory level using both the reading method and the grammar-translation method.
