A Stanford Humanities Center Research Workshop, in which we aim to ask big questions about the translation of cultures, through a specific focus on Greek lyric poetry, including Sappho and the tragic chorus, and Latin epic poetry. The workshop brings together a wide range of scholars with expertise in classical, English and Italian literature, drama and opera, alongside published poets and translators. It will provide food for thought for anyone interested in translation studies and reception studies and will offer rich opportunities for inter-disciplinary synergy. This week: Professor Seth Schein (Comparative Literature, UC Davis) will present a talk on "Translating Aeschylean Choral Lyric: Agamemnon 367-474," with a response by Professor Rush Rehm (Classics and Drama, Stanford).