Ladislaus J. Bolchazy
Bolchazy-Carducci
Publishers, Inc.
1000
Brown Street, Unit 101
Wauconda,
IL 60084 USA
(847)
526-4344 FAX: (847)
526-2867
e-mail:
Lou@bolchazy.com
SPECIAL INTEREST IN TEACHING AND RESEARCH
History of Ethical Concepts in the Ancient World.
Comparative Mythology.
Computer-oriented Research in the Latin Language.
Slavic Studies
Special Interest in Publishing
EDUCATION
Ph.D. Classics: SUNY, Albany, NY 1973
M.A. Classics: NYU, 1967
B.A. Philosophy:
St. Joseph’s College and Seminar, Yonkers, NY 1963
A. A. Classics Divine Word College and Seminary,
Conesus, NY 1960
Dissertation Title: Livy’s
Interest in the Humanizing Role of the Law of Hospitality
Doctoral
Comprehensives: Archaeology;
Greek Language; Greek Literature; Latin Literature; Ancient History; Lucretius
Permanent
New York State Teaching Certificate in Latin.
TEACHING EXPERIENCE
Loyola
U. of Chicago
Chicago, IL
Adjunct Prof. ’79 –
Loyola
U. of Chicago
Chicago, IL
Visiting Adjunct Prof.’76-‘77
Millersville
State University
Millersville, PA
Visiting Adjunct Prof.’75 – ‘76
La Salette College and Seminary
Altamont, NY
Asst. Prof. ’71-‘75
Siena College
Loudonville, NY
Instructor ’66-‘67
Sacred Heart High School Yonkers, NY
Latin/English ’62-‘64
Iona Preparatory School New Rochelle, NY Latin/English ’64-‘65
OTHER EXPERIENCE
President:
Bolchazy-Carducci
Publishers, Inc
Former Owner: U.S.
Graphics (Instant and Commercial Printing; Complete Graphics)
Chicago-Scan Typographers, Inc.
(book Typesetting)
PUBLICATIONS
Books
(1)
Hospitality in Early Rome. Ares
Publishers, Chicago, 1977.
(2)
A Concordance to the “Utopia” of St.
Thomas More. Georg Olms, Hildesheim, 1978.
(3)
The Coin-Inscriptions and Epigraphical Abbreviations
of Imperial Rome (A Compilation based on
the works of Cohen, Cagnat, and Egbert).
Ares Publishers, 1978.
(4)
A Concordance to Ausonius (In
Collaboration with Prof. JoAnn Sweeney and Mr. M. Antonetti).
Georg Olms, Hildersheim, 1982.
(5)
Hospitality in Antiquity (Reprint
of Hospitality in Early Rome). Ares Publishers, Chicago,
1996.
Articles
(1) “From
Xenophobia to Albtruism: Categories of Homeric and Roman Hospitality:"
The Ancient World, Vol. 1, No. 1 (1978) pp.45-64.
(2) “Scholarship,
Research and the Search for Alexander." The Ancient World,
Vol. 4, No.s 3-4 (1981) pp 67-89.
(3) “Scholarship,
Research and the Search for Alexander." The Ancient World,
Vol. 5, Nos. 1-2 (1982) pp 3-9.
(4) “Studies
on Alexander the Great and the Hellenistic World in the USSR:" The Ancient World, Vol. 13, Nos. 3-4
(1986) pp 67-72.
(5) “Tables
and Indices for the Catalogue and Supplements of The Search
for Alexander Exhibition:" The Ancient World, Vol. 14, nos. 3-4
(1987) pp 115-118.
(6) “Detecting
the Real Sherlock Homes: A Stylometric Comparison of Doyle and
Meyer:" The Classical
Bulletin, Vol. 65 (1989) pp 105-110.
Papers
(1) “What
a Way to Go: The Gilgamesh
Epic.” The Pennsylvania Classical Conference, A Banquet Lecture (2003).
(2) “Hitler:
the Wolf and the Gott Mensch vs. Tiso.” Slovak Pastoral Seminar
, Guest Lecture, (2003).
(3) “Slovak
Enrichment of the English Speaking World.” Albin Polasek Museum
Symposium of American Slovak Relations, Rollins College (2002)
(4) “Slovak
Books and Art: Slovakia’s
Best Ambassadors to the World and Its Most Viable Contribution.”
Czech and Slovak Museum Conference, Cedar Rapids, IA (1999).
(5) “Human
Chauvinism and the Alienable Rights of Fish: Might Makes Right
in Thucydides and Plato.” The
American Classical League Institute
(1977).
(6) “The
Law of Hospitaltity in Ancient Greek Culture:
From Xenophobia to Altruism.” The Illinois Classical
Conference (1977)
A Banquet Lecture
(7) “Some
Validated Test Items for Quantitative Sylometric Analsis.” A paper
presented at the APA session on Computer Applications in Classics
(1977)
(8) “Plato’s
Callicles and Thrasymachus in Thucydides: Might Makes Right and
Athenian Imperialism.” NEH Summer Seminar, Cornell University
(1976)
(9) “Guest-Friendship
in Homeric Cultures.” APA Seminar: Greek Concepts of Friendship
(1975)
Radio Series
“Myth Is Truth.”
Fourteen programs in Comparative Mythology broadcast by
WLUC, Loyola University, 1977 and by WRRG, Triton College, 1978.
Biographical articles appearing in:
PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITIES
AND HONORS
Annual Award: Classical Association of the Midwest and South,
1999
The George Constantou Award:
Classical Association
of the Empire State, 1998.
Co-founder and co-editor
: The Ancient World; 1978
-.
Editor: The Classical Bulletin; 1989 –.
NEH
Summer Institute, Ancient History. U.
of Michigan, Ann Arbor, 1977.
Organized a Seminar for
the APA. Greek Concepts of
Friendship, 1975.
NEH
Summer Seminar: Sophocles and Thucydides, Cornell U. ,1976.
Teaching Fellowship: State
University of New York at Albany, 1967-71
Research Grants: Loyola
University, Spring and Summer, 1977.
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