Anchoring Innovation is the Gravitation Grant research agenda of the Dutch National Research School in Classical Studies, OIKOS. It is financially supported by the Dutch ministry of Education, Culture and Science (NWO project number 024.003.012). For more information about the research program and its results, see the website www.anchoringinnovation.nl.
189 Views136 Views437 ViewsPompeii and Herculaneum attracted the attention of many European tourists, scholars, and letterat... more44 Views46 Views98 Views131 ViewsIn this article I argue that Plutarch creates a precedent for his authorial persona of wise but m... more77 ViewsIn my paper I want to zoom in on one of these generic strands: Herodotus and Homer. I will discus... more47 Views39 Views160 Views31 Views106 ViewsIn his tragedy Phoenician Women (± 410 BC), Euripides reshapes the traditional Theban story by in... more78 ViewsMy paper is about oratio figurata. I begin with a short introduction: what oratio figurata is, an... more107 Viewsadversative particles, Anchoring Innovation, common ground, intersubjectivity, negation158 ViewsConference Presentations121 ViewsIn Roman history, Octavian’s rise to power represents a drastic moment of innovation, one recogni... more68 ViewsIn this paper, we would like to show how the concept of cultural memory (central to several ongoi... more90 ViewsPapersThis paper (European Review 25.2, 2017) discusses the phenomenon of 'anchoring' innovations in m... more156 ViewsThis article studies the reception of the religious views of Herodotus and Thucydides in the work... more33 ViewsIn 1948 Francesco Arnaldi defined the Pseudolus as «the most Roman of Plautus’ comedies». Such a ... more88 ViewsBooksAnchoring Innovation, 2018Een themanummer van Lampas met artikelen over Anchoring Innovation van de hand van Suzanne Adema ... more254 Views
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