The Old Testament famously includes two accounts of how humans were created, one in which woman is derived from and thus secondary to man, and another where man and woman were created simultaneously. How does the biblical depiction of Eve compare to the Greek «women’s poet» Hesiod’s depictions of Pandora? And how is all this reworked in the creational myths of the Roman poet Ovid’s Metamorphoses, the single most influential poem on myth from antiquity? And where does ‘Barbie’ fit into all of it? Join us for an exciting debate on these and other issues with our expert panel: professor of religious studies Gabriel Levy; senior lecturer in Classics Aslak Rostad; and professor of Classics at Durham University Ioannis Ziogas.