Laetae segetes IX

The Laetae Segetes IX conference offers an inspiring opportunity for emerging researchers to present their work and engage in dynamic scholarly discussions. Since its inception in 2005, this biennial event has served as a platform for postgraduate scholars to share their ideas and build connections in a supportive academic environment.

Keynote lectures

• Vasileios Vasileiadis: Mirroring, adapting or revising: Literary functions of the myth in modern times
• Dionysis Goutsos: Language change in Late Modern Greek genres (1800-2010): A corpus-based perspective
• Michail I. Marinis: Paradigm survival and collapse: Stem allomorphy, syncretism, and (anti)defectiveness (re)shaping Greek nominal inflection
• Ivan Prchlík: The pitfalls of working with historical sources: The case of the non-Christian authors mentioning Jesus
• Lucie Pultrová: The development of periphrastic gradation in Latin
• Peter Kruschwitz