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C U R R I C U L U M V I T A E
Marianne Rinske Dircksen

1PERSOnal particulars and career

1.1Personal details

Surname: : Dircksen

First names : Marianne Rinske

ID-number : 5104050059000

Birth date : 1951/04/05

Present position : Associate Professor

Date appointed : August 2002

Faculty : Theology

School : School of Biblical Sciences and Ancient Languages

Subject group : Latin

Gender : Female

Marital status : Married

Telephone (w) : (018) 299 1839 Telephone (h) : (018)297-1075

Fax : (018) 299 1016

E-mail : Marianne.Dircksen@nwu.ac.za

Address : 43 Rissik Street; POTCHEFSTROOM; 2531

1.2Career

2012 – 2004-2011 1997-2003	Director: School of Biblical Studies and Ancient Languages Associate Professor Senior Lecturer	NWU NWU PU for CHE
1992-1996	Lecturer	PU for CHE
1974 -1992	Temporary lecturer	RAU
1972-1973	Temporary teacher	TED

2ACADEMIC AND PROFESSIONAL QUALIFICATIONS

2.1Post graduate qualifications

Year	Qualification	Institution	Subject
1976	Hons. B A (cum laude)	Univ. of Pretoria	Latin
1979	M.A. (cum laude)	RAU	Latin
1996	D.Litt et phil	RAU	Latin

2.2Titles of dissertations and theses

Die uitbeelding van Agrippina Minor deur Tacitus, Suetonius en Cassius Dio - ‘n vergelykende studie. M.A. 1979.

‘n Narratologiese analise van Tacitius Historiae I 1-49. D litt et Phil. 1996.

3Teaching experience

3.1Under and Post-graduate

Year	Level of teaching	Subject	Institution
1971-1972	Standard 6-10	Latin and English	Hoërskool F.H Odendaal (Pretoria)
1974-present	1^st year – Ph D	Latin	RAU + PU for CHE, NWU

3.2Detail of M.A. and Ph. D students

1999. Supervisor for MA in Latin. Paul du Plessis; PU for CHE. Title: An annotated translation of Bartolus’ Tractatus de fluminibus seu Tyberiadis (Book I). The candidate received the degree cum laude and was awarded the ABSA-medal by the Potchefstroom University for this study.

2009. Supervisor for Ph D in Latin. Marlene van den Berg NWU. Title: A phytochemical analysis of ancient narcotics, with comparative notes on some South African folk medical practices.The candidate completed the study and is presently employed by the NWU as a lecturer.

2011 Supervisor MA in Latin. Beate Britz. NWU. Title: History as a rhetorical instrument in Tertullian’s Ad Nationes: A critical investigation. The dissertation has been examined and a distinction has been awarded.

3.3External moderator

2000, 2001: Latin 3, University of Pretoria

2003: External moderator, Master’s dissertation, Free State University;

2005: Critical reader, Quality assurance, Unisa

2006: Critical reader, Quality assurance, Unisa, LAN 821-F, LAN203-Q

2006: Critical reader, Quality assurance, UJ.

2007: External examiner, UJ

2008: Member of Quality Assurance panel, UP

2008: External moderator. Master’s dissertation, Stellenbosch

2009 External examiner, Latin 3 UJ

2009 External moderator Master’s dissertation, Free State University

2010 External examiner, Latin 3 UJ

2010 External moderator Master’s dissertation, University of Stellenbosch.

2010 External moderator Master’s dissertation, UJ.

2011 External examiner, Latin 3 and hons. UJ

2011 External examiner, Ancient Culture 3 and Latin 3, University of Stellenbosch

2012 External examiner, Latin 3 UJ

2012 External examiner, Ancient Culture 3 and Latin 3, University of Stellenbosch

3.4Teaching awards and teaching and learning experience

1999 Award for teaching Excellence (Potchefstroom University for CHE)

2003 Award for teaching Excellence (Potchefstroom University for CHE)

2006 Prestige Award for teaching Excellence (NWU)

2010 Award for teaching Excellence (NWU)

2011 - present Member of institutional Task Group: Teaching-learning technology 2011

2015 – SoTL award (R40 000)

4Tasks in department/subject group

4.1Subject Group

Head of subject group: Latin

4.2Faculty

Member of Teaching Committee, 2001-2010

Member of Professional Committee 2009 - 2010

Member of Faculty Council (Theology (since 1998), Law (appointed in 1996, again in 2007), Humanities (since 1997)

Chair person of Teaching Committee 2011 – 2012

Director: School of Ancient Languages and Text Studies 2012 - 2014

5PUBLIcations

Articles in academic journals and chapters in books

DIRCKSEN, M 2015. ‘Calvin: Laws of the Academy of Geneve’ In J Witte (ed) Sex, Marriage and Family in John Calvin’s Geneva 2 . Grand Rapids:Eerdemans. (In Press)

DIRCKSEN, M 2015 ‘Beza: About Polygamy and divorce’ In J Witte (ed) Sex, Marriage and Family in John Calvin’s Geneva 2. Grand Rapids: Eerdemans. (In Press)

The above are first edition publications i.e. the Latin manuscripts have been translated into English for the very time. I was not able to refer to any other translations in producing the scripts.

DIRCKSEN, M & BRITZ, B 2014. “Five brave pagan women in the work of Tertullian” http://www.indieskriflig.org.za/index.php/skriflig/article/view/1777

DIRCKSEN, M & GEDULD, A 2013. "The right to say I dont: The reception of the action for breach of promise" De Iure 46 (4): 957-967.

DIRCKSEN, M & JULYAN, M 2011. The ancient drug opium. Akroterion 2011 Vol 56: 75-90.

DIRCKSEN, M. 2010. Die doop, geloofsbelydenis en nagmaal: ware inisiasie of seremonie? Ekklesiastikos Pharos 92: 368-376.

DIRCKSEN, M. 2010. Latyn in die opleiding van regstudente in SA in die 21ste eeu: ’n Nuwe relevansie. De Iure 43 (1): 117-128.

DIRCKSEN, M & VAN DEN BERG, M. 2008. Mandrake from Antiquity to Harry Potter. Akroterion. Volume 53, December 2008. p. 67-79.

DIRCKSEN. M.R. 2007. ‘Tacitean ‘Truth’: Quot homines, tot sententiae.’ In J. Hilton, A. Gosling (edd.),Alma Parens Originalis? The Receptions of Classical Literature and Thought in Africa, Europe, the United States, and Cuba, 237-255. New Tork::Peter Lang.

DIRCKSEN, M.R. 2004. ‘Myth and Identity’. In H. Viljoen, & C. Van der Merwe (edd.) Storyscapes: South Afrcan persepctives on literature, space and identity. 89-103. New York: Peter Lang.

DIRCKSEN, M.R. 1999. Tacitus se uitbeelding van Agrippina Minor. Literator. 20(1):119-139.

DIRCKSEN, M.R. 1996. A narratological reading of Tacitus’ historical works. Acta Academia 28(3):89-104

DIRCKSEN, M.R. 1993. Tacitus se HistoriaeI, 1-50: Enkele narratiewe aspekte. Tydskrif vir Literatuurwetenskap 9:384-395.

DIRCKSEN, M.R. 1989. ‘n Analise van Historiae III, 25 van Tacitus aan die hand van geselekteerde begrippe uit die verhaalteorie. Theros: 114-120.

DIRCKSEN, M.R. 1986. Die Romeinse gode. Akroterion, XXXI 4, Desember. p. 103-111.

Dircksen, m.r. 1986. Die Romeinse gode. Akroterion, XXX1 2+3, Junie/Sept. p. 76-85.

5.1Handbooks for university and school

Basson, A.F., Dircksen, M.R. & Henderson, W.J. 1991. Lingua Latina. Johannesburg: R.A.U.

5.2Future research

Articles in progress

DIRCKSEN, M. 2014. FID in the work of Tacitus. Ramus.

DIRCKSEN, M. 2014. Teaching Latin in the 21st century: new aims, strategies and methods. Acroterion

DIRCKSEN, M. & KRUGER C 2014. The utilisation of the portfolio in distance learning.

6Community service in university context

Classes in Classical Culture at the “School for the Gifted” (2000, 2002)

“Minimus Mus” classes for primary school learners (2010, 2011)

7membership and participation in associations.

Classical Association of South Africa (CASA). 1974-present. Member
Classical Association of South Africa (CASA) 2003 Member of national executive committee.
Classical Association of South Africa (CASA) 2005 Member of national executive committee.
Classical Association of South Africa (CASA) 2006 Member of national executive committee.
Classical Association of South Africa (CASA) 2005-2011 Member of national executive committee: Secretary.
Classical Association of South Africa (CASA) – Northern Branch 1995-2000. Secretary
Classical Association of South Africa (CASA) – Northern Branch 2000-2004 Chairperson
Classical Association of South Africa (CASA) – Northern Branch 2005-2008 Vice Chairperson
Classical Association of South Africa (CASA) – Northern Branch 2010 Chairperson
Suid-Afrikaanse Vereniging vir Algemene Literatuurwetenskap (SAVAL). 1992-present. Member
Suid Afrikaanse Akademie vir Wetenskap en Kuns – Member since 2002

8Participation in conferences

Participation in national conferences

CONFERENCES ATTENDED

2011 Conference of the Classical Association of South Africa, Grahamstown (June).

2011 Conference on Scholarship of Teaching and Learning. Potchefstroom. October.

2011 UOIT –konferensie, Potchefstroomkampus 1-3 November

PAPERS READ

1992 Tacitus’ Historiae I,1-49: the narrative element “events” Paper read at Roman Studies Conference, Univ. of Natal

1993 Tacitus se Historiae I,1-39: Die narratiewe aspekte tyd en karakterisering. Paper read at Conference of the Classical Association of South Africa. WITS.

1995 Tacitus se Historia I, 1-49: Outeur, verteller en ontvanger. Paper read at Conference of the Classical Association of South Africa. UOFS - Bloemfontein.

1997 Tacitus’ portrayal of the Roman emperors’ wives: “Type characters?” Conference of the Classical Association of South Africa. UP. Pretoria

Free indirect discourse - a technique in the historical writings of Tacitus. Conference of the Classical Association of South Africa. UWC - Bellville.

2001 The case for the study of myths in 21^st Century South Africa. 24^th Biennial Conference of the Classical Association of South Africa at the University of South Africa (Pretoria). (January 2001)

The Initiation of women in church and society. Paper read at Workshop for Project on Women in Church and society. University of Potchefstroom, Faculty of Theology, Potchefstroom
Initiation of Women in ancient and modern societies. 25^th Biennial Conference of the

Classical Association of South Africa . Stellenbosch.
2005 The reception history of Tacitus’ historical works. 26th Biennial Conference of the Classical Association of South Africa. Pietermaritzburg.

2007 Getting Law students to take and enjoy Latin. 27^th Biennial Conference of the Classical Association of South Africa. Cape Town.

2008 Die rol van Latyn in die opleiding van regstudente in Suid-Afrika in die 21ste eeu” SA Akademie se simposium oor diversiteit, Stellenbosch. (19-20 June).
2009 Dialogue between an ancient language and the educational problems in South Africa.

Worlds in Dialogue, Joint conference: AUETSA; SAACLALS; SAVAL; SAVTO; SACCYL. 8-11 July, Potchefstroom.

2010 Nuwe uitkomste en strategieë vir die onderrig van Latyn aan Suid-Afrikaanse universiteite.

Konferensie vir uitnemende Onderrig – leer en innoverende Tegnologiegebruik. North-West University, Potchefstroom South Africa.

2011 The murals of the Villa of Mysteries. South African Society
for Near Eastern Studies UWK. 5 and 6 September 2011.

2011 Women on the threshold: The Initiation of Women through the images on the walls of the Villa of the Mysteries (Pompeii). Annual General Meeting of Classical Association of South Africa: Northern Branch. 1 October 2011

2013 The reception history of the action for breach of promise. 30th Biennial Conference of the Classical Association of South Africa. University of the Free State, Bloemfontein
2015 Tacitus’ portrayal of Agrippina Minor and Livia. Colloquium held by FAT on Late Antiquity held on 17 April 2015 (Participants from Unisa, Potchefstroom and Vaal-Campus)
2015 Calvin and the rhetorical training of ministers in Geneve. 31^st Biennial Conference of the Classical Association of South Africa. NWU, Potchefstroom, 10 July.

Participation in international conferences

CONFERENCES ATTENDED

Oxford University, July 1999: “IT in Classics.”

2000 Organisation: Potchefstroom University for CHE:: Seminar on “Ancient Rhetoric.”

2005 Open University, Milton Keynes, U.K., January 2005. “Current issues, future strategies: classical language teaching at university.”

2010 The Classical Association Annual Conference, Cardiff University. April 2010.

PAPERS READ

1996 The relevance of narratology for the reception of Tacitus’ historical work . Paper read at “Conference on the Reception of Classical Texts” - Open Univ., Milton Keynes, UK.

Discovering Tacitus’ (hidden) response to political change: Modern literary theory as method. Paper read at “Pacific Rim Seminar”. Univ. of Natal, Durban.

Teaching African students about Roman myths: From the known to the unfamiliar. Paper read at the XVI th Congress of the International Comparative Literature Association at the University of South Africa, (Pretoria)

2001 The educational function of myths: a catalyst between “The West” and Africa. Paper read at the Africa and Europe: Myths, Masks and Masquerades conference at the University of the Witwatersrand, Johannesburg, South Africa (April 2001)

Teaching African students about classical myths. Paper read at the Atoll conference, University of Gaberone, Botswana.

Type casting of women in ancient historiography. The Classical Association Centenary conference. University of Warwick (April 2003).

2008 Teaching Latin at a South African university in 2008: Some challenges and strategies”. “Athiner, conference on Education”, Athens (May 2008).
2012 Latin and the law: a new relevancy.The 2nd International Conference Law, Language and Professional Practice. University of Napels. (May 2012).

9Professional exposure and appearances

9.1Study visits (national and international)

1989 Prof dr.dr. Klaus Rosen – Rheinischen Friedrich-Wilhelms Universitët, Bonn, West Germany.

1999 Oxford – IT in Classics

2001 (September) Research visits: Prof Peter Toohey in Calgary, (Canada), and prof Annabel Robinson in Regina (Canada)

9.2 Talks

2001 Talk delivered at University of Texas (El Paso) : Myth and identity. (Western Cultural Heritage Faculty Symposium) (18 September)

2002 (May): Radio Talk: Die Latyn wat ons elke dag praat. Radio Sonder Grense: Die tale wat ons praat.

2008 (November) Radio Talk: Die Latyn in Afrikaans. Radio Sonder Grense: Die tale wat ons praat.

Several talks on classical antiquity (CASA, Northern Branch, “Amici Classici”, “Vereniging vir Antieke Geskiedenis van die NWU.

9.3 Professional exposure

2007 Panel member, Quality Assurance, Department of Greek and Roman Studies, UJ. (Jan.)

2008 Panel member, Quality Assurance, Department of Ancient Languages, UP 4-7 Mei

Acts as adjudicator for articles in several South African journals.

Member of committee for the adjudication of student essays for the Essay Competition (Classical Association of South Africa).2005-2009

10WORKSHOPS

Feb 2011: Media Skills Workshop (North-west University, Potchefstroom Campus)

June 2014: Latin as a Living Language. Total immersion Latin workshop presented by SALVI. West Virigina, Charles Town presenter: Nancy Llewellyn.

June 2015: Latin as a Living Language. Total immersion Latin workshop presented at NWU, Potchefstroom by Nancy Llewellyn.

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