Jessica Lamont | Yale Department of Classics
A social and cultural historian of the ancient Greek world from c.750-300 BCE, Jessica Lamont has been at Yale since 2016 (Ph.D. 2016, Johns Hopkins University; B.A. 2008, The College of William & Mary). Lamont’s research and teaching focus on Greek religion, medicine, and magic. She is interested in how ancient patterns of thought and behavior were sculpted by religion; much of her work is informed by Greek inscriptions, and sheds light on social histories of the broader Classical world, from Sicily to the Aegean Islands to the northern Black Sea.
Jessica Lamont | Yale Department of Classics Skip to main content Jessica Lamont Assistant Professor of Classics and (by courtesy) of History; member of the Program in History of Science and Medicine; Director of Undergraduate Studies in Classics 304 Phelps Hall jessica.lamont@yale.edu Director of Undergraduate Studies , Dept of Classics (email: dus.classics@yale.edu ) ARCHAIA : Yale Program
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