Margaret Graver

Photo by Joseph Mehling '69

Associate Professor of Classics
310A Reed Hall
(603) 646-2414
Margaret.Graver@Dartmouth.edu

Curriculum Vitae [PDF]

Margaret Graver, Associate Professor of Classics at Dartmouth College, specializes in intellectual history, particularly in post-Aristotelian ethics and psychology. Her Cicero on the Emotions (Chicago, 2002) provides a detailed philosophical commentary on Cicero's account of Stoic and Epicurean thought on emotion. Professor Graver is currently working on a more detailed study of the position of emotion theory within Stoic ethics. Educated at the University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill and later at Brown University (PhD 1996), Professor Graver taught for a year at Princeton University before joining Dartmouth's faculty in 1996.

Course Syllabi [PDFs]

• Greek 28: Greek Philosophy: Key Concepts in Aristotelian Thought [06 Winter]
• Greek 1: Introductory Greek [06 Winter]
• Latin 10: Readings in Latin Prose & Poetry [06 Fall]
• Latin 22: Literature of the Republic: Lucretius [06 Fall]
• Classical Studies 10/Greek 28: Philosophy [04 Winter]
• Latin 22: Literature of the Republic:Lucretius [03 Fall]
• Classical Studies 3: Reason and the Human Good: Aristotle to Epictetus [03 Spring]
• Latin 22: Literature of the Republic: Vergil's Eclogues and Horace's Epodes [03 Winter]