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Dr. Estelle Strazdins is a Senior Lecturer in Classics at the Australian National University's School of Literature, Languages & Linguistics. Her academic journey includes a DPhil from Oxford (2008-2012) and postdoctoral fellowships across institutions like the British School at Athens and the University of Cambridge. She specializes in Roman Greek cultural history, focusing on how imperial elites navigated temporal frameworks through literature and material culture.
- Education:
- PhD: University of Oxford (2013)
- MA/BLitt: University of Melbourne
- BPhysio: La Trobe University
Her research explores memory, monuments, and textuality in Roman Greece, challenging traditional narratives of classical fixation. Recent projects include After Marathon (exploring Marathon's mythological legacy) and collaborative work on imperial power representation in the Roman East. She co-edits volumes on Greek literary topographies and Nietzsche's lecture notes.
Current roles include vice presidency of the Australasian Women in Ancient World Studies and involvement in the ARC-funded Images of Power in the Roman Empire project. Her award-winning monograph Fashioning the Future in Roman Greece (2023) redefines Second Sophistic temporalities through interdisciplinary analysis.
- Awards:
- Clarendon Scholarship
- Onassis Foundation Fellowship
- Australian Endeavour Awards
Strazdins actively engages public scholarship through podcasts, documentaries, and language competitions, bridging academic and broader audiences.
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