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Elizabeth K. Markovits is a Professor of Politics at Mount Holyoke College and serves as the Associate Provost and Associate Dean of Faculty. Her interdisciplinary work bridges ancient and contemporary political thought, with a focus on Plato, Aristotle, feminist theory, and democratic governance. She has published extensively on rhetoric, justice, and intergenerational ethics through classical Greek tragedy and comedy.
- Ph.D. and M.A. in Political Science, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
- B.A. in Political Science, Rhodes College
Her research examines the intersection of ancient philosophy and modern democratic challenges, including gender equity, participatory politics, and sovereign authority. Recent publications analyze Sophoclean tragedy and Socratic pedagogy, while her books Future Freedoms (2018) and The Politics of Sincerity (2008) explore Platonic dialogues and intergenerational justice.
Markovits' academic output spans political theory, classical literature, and civic engagement. She investigates sovereignty through Greek tragedy, critiques of realism, and temporal dynamics in governance. Her work also addresses feminist political theory and rhetorical analysis.
Scientific Awards:
- Mount Holyoke College Teaching Award (2014)
- Associate Editor, POLIS: The Journal for Ancient Greek and Roman Thought
She contributes to academic leadership as Associate Dean of Faculty, focusing on faculty development, diversity initiatives, and work-life balance. Her editorial roles include positions on the American Political Science Review, PS, and Political Research Quarterly. She was Executive Co-Director of the Association for Political Theory (2007-2010) and participates in curricular innovations like the Teaching & Learning Initiative and NEXUS.
