Overview
Background
Marguerite Johnson is a cultural historian of the ancient Mediterranean, specialising in sexuality and gender, particularly in the poetry of Sappho, Catullus, and Ovid, as well as magical traditions in Greece, Rome, and the Near East. She also researches Classical Reception Studies, with a regular focus on Australia. In addition to ancient world studies, Marguerite is interested in sexual histories in modernity as well as magic in the west more broadly, especially the practices and art of Australian witch, Rosaleen Norton. She is a Fellow of the Australian Academy of the Humanities.
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Works
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2006
Book Chapter
Potions
Johnson, Marguerite (2006). Potions. Encyclopedia of Witchcraft: The Western Tradition: Volumes 1-4. (pp. 925-927) Bloomsbury Publishing Plc..
2006
Book Chapter
Potions
Johnson, Marguerite (2006). Potions. Encyclopedia of Witchcraft [4 Volumes] : The Western Tradition. (pp. 925-926) edited by Richard M. Golden. London, United Kingdom: Bloomsbury.
2006
Book Chapter
Oracles
Johnson, Marguerite (2006). Oracles. Encyclopedia of Witchcraft: The Western Tradition: Volumes 1-4. (pp. 853-854) Bloomsbury Publishing Plc..
2006
Book Chapter
Crossroads
Johnson, Marguerite (2006). Crossroads. Encyclopedia of Witchcraft [4 Volumes]. (pp. 236-237) edited by Richard M. Golden. London, United Kingdom: Bloomsbury.
2006
Journal Article
Introduction
Johnson, Marguerite (2006). Introduction. Antichthon, 40, i-iv. doi: 10.1017/S006647740000160X
2006
Book Chapter
Moon
Johnson, Marguerite (2006). Moon. Encyclopedia of Witchcraft [4 Volumes] : The Western Tradition. (pp. 781-783) edited by Richard M. Golden. London, United Kingdom: Bloomsbury.
2005
Journal Article
Review of Ancient Greek love magic
Johnson, Marguerite (2005). Review of Ancient Greek love magic. The European Legacy, 10 (3), 240-241.
2005
Journal Article
Review of Sappho in early modern England: female same-sex literary erotics, 1550-1714
Johnson, Marguerite (2005). Review of Sappho in early modern England: female same-sex literary erotics, 1550-1714. The European Legacy, 10 (5), 528-529.
2004
Book
Sexuality in Greek and Roman literature and society: a sourcebook
Johnson, Marguerite and Ryan, Terry (2004). Sexuality in Greek and Roman literature and society: a sourcebook. London, United Kingdom: Routledge. doi: 10.4324/9780203645826
2003
Journal Article
Catullus 2B: The development of a relationship in the passer trilogy
Johnson, M (2003). Catullus 2B: The development of a relationship in the passer trilogy. The Classical Journal, 99 (1), 11-34.
1999
Journal Article
Catullus, 'C.37' and the theme of magna-bella
Johnson, M. (1999). Catullus, 'C.37' and the theme of magna-bella. Helios, 26 (1), 85-96.
1999
Journal Article
Catullus' Epithalamia: Translation and Commentary. Part II: Catullus 62 - Hexametric Nuptial Song
Johnson, Marguerite and Ryan, T. J. (1999). Catullus' Epithalamia: Translation and Commentary. Part II: Catullus 62 - Hexametric Nuptial Song. Classicum, 25, 22-27.
1998
Journal Article
Catullus' Epithalamia: Part 1
Johnson, Marguerite and Ryan, T. J. (1998). Catullus' Epithalamia: Part 1. Classicum, 24, 36-46.
1997
Journal Article
Martial and Domitian's Moral Reforms.
Johnson, Marguerite (1997). Martial and Domitian's Moral Reforms.. Prudentia, 29 (2), 24-70.
Supervision
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Supervision history
Current supervision
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Doctor Philosophy
It's Alive! Reading Statues in Hellenistic Epigram
Principal Advisor
Other advisors: Professor Alastair Blanshard
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Doctor Philosophy
It's Alive! Reading Statues in Hellenistic Epigram
Principal Advisor
Other advisors: Professor Alastair Blanshard
Media
Enquiries
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- ancient sexuality and gender
- Classical Reception Studies
- magic in antiquity
- modern occultism
- modernity and sexual histories
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