Nick Lowe

Nick Lowe is a Reader in Classics at the Department of Classics, Royal Holloway, University of London. He is affiliated with the Hellenic Institute and Greek Drama Centre for the Reception of Greece and Rome. His research focuses on Ancient Greek literature, particularly Aristophanic comedy, dramatic theory, and the intersection of ancient beliefs with modern scholarly frameworks. He has contributed to projects such as the 'Reception of Greek antiquity in historical fiction.'

His work explores themes like humor theory, ancient philosophy, and the cultural transmission of classical texts. Recent publications analyze Aristophanes' use of humor, E.R. Dodds' paranormal studies, and post-war hero narratives in Greek literature. Lowe has secured funding from the Arts & Humanities Research Council (AHRC) for his project on Greek antiquity's influence in historical fiction.

He collaborates with institutions like the Hellenic Institute and leads initiatives in Greek drama studies. His research bridges classical texts with modern theoretical approaches, emphasizing interdisciplinary methods.