Scholars@Duke

• Background
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  Education, Training, & Certifications

  • Ph.D., Johns Hopkins University 1961
  • B.A., University of Florida 1957
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  Duke Appointment History

  • Professor with Tenure, Classical Studies, Trinity College of Arts & Sciences 1994 - 2006
  • Associate Professor with Tenure, Classical Studies, Trinity College of Arts & Sciences 1970 - 1994
  • Assistant Professor with Tenure, Classical Studies, Trinity College of Arts & Sciences 1969 - 1970
  • Assistant Professor, Classical Studies, Trinity College of Arts & Sciences 1964 - 1969
  • Instructor, University, Classical Studies, Trinity College of Arts & Sciences 1961 - 1964
• Publications & Artistic Works
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  Selected Publications

  • Academic Articles

    • Stanley, Dennis K. “De-intensifying Moreland-Fleischer.” The New England Classical Newsletter, 1986.
    • Stanley, Dennis K. “Lexicography of Arts and Crafts.” American Speech 59.4 (1984): 358–61.
    • Stanley, Dennis K. “The Role of Aphrodite in Sappho, Fr. 1.” Greek, Roman, and Byzantine Studies 17 (1976): 305–21.
    • Stanley, Dennis K. “An Instructive Fake at Duke.” Archaeological News 2 (1974): 21–27.
    • Stanley, Dennis K. “A New Caryatid Chalice.” Archaeological News 3 (1974): 21–27.
    • Stanley, Dennis K. “An Archaic Cypriote Amphora at Duke University.” Greek, Roman, and Byzantine Studies 9 (1968): 355–58.
    • Stanley, Dennis K. “The Duke Collections and the Program in Classical Studies.” Library Notes, no. 38 (1965): 10–14.
    • Stanley, Dennis K. “Irony and Foreshadowing in Aeneid I, 462.” American Journal of Philology 86 (January 1965): 267–77.
    • Stanley, Dennis K. “Rome, Eros, and the Versus Romae.” Greek, Roman and Byzantine Studies 4 (January 1963): 241–49.
    • Stanley, Dennis K. “Notes on an Athenian Prytany Decree.” Notes on an Athenian Prytany Decree 82 (1961): 425–27.

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