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Stephen Esposito is an Associate Professor of Classical Studies and Coordinator of the First Semester Core Curriculum (CC101) at Boston University. His expertise lies in Greek tragedy, Homeric epic, and classical textual analysis. He founded the Oxford Greek and Latin College Commentary series and has authored multiple commentaries on Sophocles’ plays.
Education:
- Ph.D. in Classics, Johns Hopkins University (1984)
- M.A. in Classics, Boston College (1976)
- B.A. in Philosophy, Boston College/Oxford University (1974)
Research Focus: Esposito’s work centers on Greek tragedy, particularly Sophocles’ plays, and includes translation, commentary writing, and intertextual analysis. He explores themes such as heroism, fate, and cultural context in ancient texts.
Teaching & Outreach:
- Teaches Greek language and literature at all levels
- Lectures on Homer and Greek drama in the Core Curriculum for 25+ years
- Guest lecturer on Greek tragedy in Prof. Elie Wiesel’s seminars
Publications: His recent works include commentaries on Sophocles’ Trachiniae, Oedipus Tyrannos, and Ajax, as well as edited volumes on Euripides and Sophocles. He emphasizes pedagogical approaches to ancient texts through his OGLCC series.
