Ph.D. University of Paris IV, Sorbonne (France), Comparative
Literature Department
M.A. University of Paris IV, Sorbonne (France), Comparative
Literature Department
B.A. University of Athens (Greece), French
Literature Department
French and Greek Literature of the
19th and 20th century
Comparative Literature and
Greek-Roman literary myths
The Jews in Greek folk culture
Language
courses:
Elementary, Intermediate
and Advanced level
Dr. Angelique Koumanoudi, guest Lecturer
History
courses:
Greece in the
Mediterranean during the early-modern era (Spring semester 2005)
Dr. Ruti Gertwagen, guest Lecturer
History of Orthodoxy (Spring semester 2005)
Dr. Arie Kopsky, guest Lecturer
Civilization
courses:
Introduction to
contemporary Greek Literature
Dr. Ioulia Krivoruchko, guest Lecturer
Introduction to Greek
Civilization
Dr. Ioulia Krivoruchko, guest Lecturer
"Le mythe de Pan
dans la litterature grecque et francaise des 19e et 20e siecles (doctorate
thesis published at the Presses
“Poesie et symbole”,
introduction to Theo Crassas poetry book: “Plumes de sang & Licorne de
l’amour” (
January 1999 article on A.Embiricos novel “The great Eastern” (Megalos
Anatolikos) and the myth of Pan, in the yearly literary magazine
“Molivdokondilopelekitis” of MIET (Greece).
April 2001 article on Theo Crassas poetic themes in the literary
magazine of Encres Vives, special issue dedicated to the poet’s work (France).
June 2003 article on Theo Crassas' poetry published in the literary
magazine: "Poésie" of CRPFC
(Israel).
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VII. Comments and Additional Information
May 2001: Drunkenness and poets in the poetic work of
K.Varnali, A.Sikeliano and N.Eggonopoulo, lecture presented at a three-day Forum organized by the
University of Bourgogne, with representatives from all Modern Greek departments
of the French speaking universities, titled: “The vine and the wine in the
Modern Greek language and literature”
June 2002: Le mythe de Pan en
May 2004: Arcadie, topos et utopie de l’Art,
lecture presented at a symposium organized by the French Language and
Literature department of Haifa University, titled: “Utopie: memoire et
imaginaire”
June 2004: Heracles, the founder of the Olympic Games,
lecture presented at a symposium organized by the Modern Hellenic Studies and
the Faculty of Humanities of Haifa University, titled: “The Idea of Olympic
Games throughout History”
November 2003: Third prize for a comedy play at the 22nd
competition of unpublished literary writing of the Writer's Union of Greece
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