Joanne Stolk is lecturer in Greek and Coptic papyrology at the Leiden University Centre for the Arts in Society.

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Research

I am a Greek and Coptic papyrologist and work on new editions of Greek and Coptic documentary papyri from the collections of the Leiden Papyrological Institute, the Ghent University Library and the Oslo University Library. My research focusses on variation and change in the Greek language of the papyri from Egypt. I am particularly interested in scribal mistakes and corrections, scribal education and training, palaeography, literacy, language contact and bilingualism in ancient society.

Education

2015: Doctoral degree, Department of Philosophy, Classics, History of Arts and Ideas, University of Oslo
2012: ResMA Linguistics: Structure and Variation of the Languages of the World, Leiden University
2011: MA Ancient History, KU Leuven
2009: BA Comparative Indo-European Linguistics, Leiden University
2009: BA Greek and Latin Language and Culture, Leiden University

Employment

2022-2023 Lecturer in Papyrology, Leiden University
2022-2025 Senior postdoctoral researcher FWO, Ghent University
2019-2020 Lecturer in Papyrology, Leiden University
2017-2020 Marie Curie postdoctoral fellow, University of Oslo
2016-2022 Junior postdoctoral research FWO, Ghent University
2016 Senior research librarian, papyrus collection of the Oslo University Library
2012-2016 Doctoral researcher, University of Oslo
2010-2012 Freelancer Brill Academic Publishers, Leiden
2007-2009 Student-assistant Leiden Papyrological Instiute

Teaching

BA GLTC: Inleiding Griekse Papyrologie
BA GLTC: Paleografie van de Griekse papyri 1
BA GLTC: Paleografie van de Griekse papyri 2
BA ONOS: Onderwerpen uit de Griekse papyrologie (teksten in vertaling)
BA ONOS: Koptisch 1
MA CAC: Greek Papyrology
MA CAC: Palaeography of the Greek Papyri and Edition Technique

Office hour
Wednesday 12:00-13:00

Publications