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Cat Lambert

Assistant Professor

Cornell University

Affiliations

College of Arts and Sciences

Department of Classics

Feminist, Gender and Sexuality Studies Program

Cat Lambert is currently serving as a College Of Arts And Sciences Assistant Professor at Cornell University.

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Cornell University

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classics literary history literature literary criticism literary studies literary theory latin literature textual practice historical scholarship queer studies poetry queer theory poetics book history comparative literature education ancient philosophy historiography victorian literature postcolonial writing performative teaching biblical studies cultural texts lesbian studies feminist identity social criticism early imperial period ancient entomological bookworm misogynist philologists lesbian sappho queer dynamics bad readers roman literary culture secretarial labor literary labor book collector lucian challenges cultural history homosexuality lgbt youth gender theory greek literature

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Gender. (2025)

Cat Lambert

classicslatin literatureliterary historyfeminist identityliteraturesecretarial laborvictorian literatureliterary studiesroman literary cultureliterary laborliterary criticism

Teaching Cavafy With Queer Theory. Approaches to Teaching the Works of C. P. Cavafy (2025)

Cat Lambert

educationgender studiesqueer theoryperformative teachingqueer studies

Lucian’s Queer Book User in the Adversus Indoctum. The American Journal of Philology (2024)

Cat Lambert

classicsbook collectorbook historyliterary historyliteraturelucian challengesliterary theoryliterary studieshistorical scholarshipsocial criticismtextual practicequeer studieshistoriographypostcolonial writingliterary criticism

Forging Lesbians: Sappho and the Songs of Bilitis. Classical Receptions Journal (2023)

Cat Lambert

classicslatin literatureliterary historyqueer dynamicsliteraturepoetrylesbian sappholiterary theorypoeticscomparative literatureliterary studiesmisogynist philologistsqueer theorytextual practicequeer studiesliterary criticismlesbian studies

The Ancient Entomological Bookworm. Arethusa (2020)

Cat Lambert

classicsbook historycultural textsancient entomological bookwormliterary historyearly imperial periodliteraturepoetrybiblical studiesliterary theorypoeticsliterary studiesancient philosophyhistorical scholarshiptextual practiceliterary criticism

Bad Readers and Ancient Rome.

Cat Lambert

classicsbad readerslatin literatureliterary historyhistorical scholarship

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Cat Lambert

Assistant Professor

Cornell University

Affiliations

College of Arts and Sciences

Department of Classics

Feminist, Gender and Sexuality Studies Program

Cat Lambert is currently serving as a College Of Arts And Sciences Assistant Professor at Cornell University.

Honors

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Experiences

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Cat Lambert

Cornell University

Assistant Professor

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Gender. (2025)

Cat Lambert

classicslatin literatureliterary historyfeminist identityliteraturesecretarial laborvictorian literatureliterary studiesroman literary cultureliterary laborliterary criticism

Teaching Cavafy With Queer Theory. Approaches to Teaching the Works of C. P. Cavafy (2025)

Cat Lambert

educationgender studiesqueer theoryperformative teachingqueer studies

Lucian’s Queer Book User in the Adversus Indoctum. The American Journal of Philology (2024)

Cat Lambert

Forging Lesbians: Sappho and the Songs of Bilitis. Classical Receptions Journal (2023)

Cat Lambert

The Ancient Entomological Bookworm. Arethusa (2020)

Cat Lambert

Bad Readers and Ancient Rome.

Cat Lambert

classicsbad readerslatin literatureliterary historyhistorical scholarship

1
10 / page

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