Dr. Shirley Sullivan
Fellow
Current Employer
The University of British Columbia
Election Year
2003
Academy
Académie des arts, des lettres et des sciences du Canada
Discipline
Classics / Humanities
Department
Department of Classical, Near Eastern and Religious Studies
Keywords
Greek literature, Greek drama, homer, Greek lyric poets, early greek philosophy, Latin literature
LONG
Shirley Sullivan has received international acclaim for her contributions to one of the most complex and fundamental issues of intellectual history - the development of the cognitive process in the early Greeks. In six books and over sixty articles, she has developed a unique methodology by applying a psychological approach to her comprehensive knowledge of the Classical languages and literatures. Her work is of compelling interest to philosophers and psychologists as well as to classicists, and constitutes an indispensable resource for those engaged in the study of early thought.
SHORT
Shirley Sullivan has received international acclaim for her contributions to understanding the development of the cognitive process in the early Greeks. She has developed a unique methodology by applying a psychological approach to her comprehensive knowledge of the Classical languages and literatures. Her work constitutes an indispensable resource for those engaged in the study of early thought.
Shirley Sullivan has received international acclaim for her contributions to one of the most complex and fundamental issues of intellectual history - the development of the cognitive process in the early Greeks. In six books and over sixty articles, she has developed a unique methodology by applying a psychological approach to her comprehensive knowledge of the Classical languages and literatures. Her work is of compelling interest to philosophers and psychologists as well as to classicists, and constitutes an indispensable resource for those engaged in the study of early thought.
SHORT
Shirley Sullivan has received international acclaim for her contributions to understanding the development of the cognitive process in the early Greeks. She has developed a unique methodology by applying a psychological approach to her comprehensive knowledge of the Classical languages and literatures. Her work constitutes an indispensable resource for those engaged in the study of early thought.