MGSA Survey of University Faculty and Administrators
Dr. M. Pittas-Herschbach
Lecturer
University
of Maryland, College
Park
Department: Classics
I. Degrees
Ph.D. 1984 University
of Maryland. Department of French
and Italian.
M.A. 1976 University of Maryland.
Department of French and Italian
II. Areas of Specialization: Classical Theatre; Classical Tradition
III. Courses Taught in Modern Greek Studies:
Modern Greek Language, Elementary and Intermediate
Levels.
The Classical Tradition in Modern Greek Literature.
IV. Principal Publications (Greek words are given in transliteration)
"Identity
and Difference in the Iphigeneia of
Petros Katsaitis." Journal of Modern
Greek Studies, May 2002.
"Transformations of Mythical Space: The Case of
Kambanellis in Greek Drama." Text and Presentation, 22/01.
“The Woman Who Could
Not Remain Silent: The Character of Phaedra in Euripides and Racine.” In Autonomy
in Logos: Anatomies of Silence, Athens
University Press, Athens,
Greece. Proceedings of
the 2nd HASE (Hellenic
Association for the Study of English) International Conference, University
of Athens, Greece.
Time and Space in
Euripides and Racine: the Hippolytos of Euripides and Racine’s Phèdre. Peter Lang Publishing, Inc. New York,
1990.
V. Office Address
2407D, Marie Mount Hall
Department of Classics
University of Maryland, College Park, 20742
Office Telephone: 301-405-0356
(F)=Fax:
301-314-9084
Electronic Address:
VI. Home Address
7309, Princeton Avenue
College Park, MD.
20740
Home Telephone
301-699-8136
(F)=Fax
301-699-5980
VII. Comments and Additional Information
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