ARISTOTLE UNIVERSITY OF THESSALONIKI

FACULTY OF PHILOSOPHY

SCHOOL OF PHILOLOGY

PROGRAMME OF STUDIES 2012-2013

www.lit.auth.gr

THESSALONIKI 2012

CONTENTS I. Administration 7 Rectorate 7 Faculty of Philosophy 7 School of Philology 7 II. Academic Staff 8 Department of Classics 8 Department of Medieval and Modern Greek Philology 9 Department of Linguistics 10 Computer Science Staff 11 Teachers of Foreign Languages 12 Academic Staff on Sabbatical 12 Members of Staff that have not yet been appointed by the Ministry 12 of Education III. Courses offered to first degree students 2012-2013 13

Winter Semester: Compulsory Courses 13

Winter Semester: Elective Compulsory Courses (Specialization) 16 Department of Classics 16 Department of Medieval and Modern Greek Philology 18 Department of Linguistics 21

Spring Semester: Compulsory Courses 22

Spring Semester: Elective Compulsory Courses (Specialization) 25 Department of Classics 25 Department of Medieval and Modern Greek Philology 26 Department of Linguistics 29 Examination Syllabuses 30

Oral Examination Syllabus: Ancient Greek - Latin 30 Oral Examination Syllabus: Modern Greek Literature 30 Written Examination Syllabus: Medieval Greek Literature 32 Written Examination Syllabus: History of Ideas and International 32 Literary Movements IV. Postgraduate Studies 35 A. Postgraduate studies of School of Philology 35 Department of Classics 35 Department of Medieval and Modern Greek Philology 36

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Department of Linguistics 38

B. “Studies of European Literature and Civilization” 39 V. Appendix: Useful services to students 41

I. ADMINISTRATION

RECTORATE Rector: I. Mylopoulos Deputy Rectors: S. Kouidou-Andreou

D. Lialiou I. Pantis

FACULTY OF PHILOSOPHY Dean: M. Papanikolaou

(tel. 997151/5173)

HEADS OF THE SCHOOLS School of Philology: M. Chryssanthopoulos School of History and Archaeology: I. Mourelos School of Philosophy and Education: B. Kalfas School of Psychology: E. Syngollitou School of English Language and Philology: Y. Kalogeras School of French Language and Philology: M. Makorpoulou School of German Language and Philology: E. Boutoulousi School of Italian Language and Philology: F.-B. Ghikopoulos

SCHOOL OF PHILOLOGY Head: M. Chryssanthopoulos Deputy Head: I. Tzifopoulos

SECRETARIAT

Secretary: Z. Symeonidou srenia@lit.auth.gr 995246

Personnel: M. Emmanouilidou memmanou@lit.auth.gr 995244 L. Kalomiri 995232 P. Malamidou 995232 N.Theodosiadou ntheodos@lit.auth.gr 995260 S. Yiapraki

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II. ACADEMIC STAFF

DEPARTMENT OF CLASSICS Head: C. Tsagalis

PROFESSORS

of Ancient Greek Philology D. Christidis 210 n.b. 997165 D. Iakov 211 n.b. 997011 I. Kazazis 203 n.b. 997004 P. Kyriakou pbkyriak@lit.auth.gr 210 n.b. 998876 A. Mavroudis 209 n.b. 997066 A. Rengakos 203 n.b. 997041 I. Tzifopoulos tzif@lit.auth.gr 214 n.b. 997091

of Greek Palaeography and Codicology P. Sotiroudis 207 n.b. 997154

of Latin Philology S. Frangoulidis frango@lit.auth.gr 214 n.b. 997880 T. Papanghelis 213 n.b. 997044 L. Tromaras tromaras@lit.auth.gr 204 n.b. 997125

of Late Latin Philology D. Nikitas 204 n.b. 997034

ASSOCIATE PROFESSORS of Ancient Greek Philology

P. Kotzia 210 n.b. 997046 T. Kouremenos 209 n.b. 997237 C. Tsagalis ctsagal@lit.auth.gr 214 n.b. E. Tsitsibakou-Vasalos 207 n.b. 997116 E. Sistakou sistakou@lit.auth.gr 214 n.b. 997898

ASSISTANT PROFESSORS of Ancient Greek Philology

E. Alexiou 213 n.b. 997138 A. Lianeri alelia@lit.auth.gr 209 n.b 997026 A. Lolos 214 n.b. 997095 S. Matthaios matthaio@lit.auth.gr 210 n.b. 997984

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M. Noussia minoussia@lit.auth.gr 203 n.b. T. Papadopoulou pthaleia@lit.auth.gr 209 n.b. 997147 M. Plastira-Valkanou 213 n.b. 997086

of Latin Philology

V. Fyntikoglou vasfynt@lit.auth.gr 204 n.b. 997146 D. Tsitsikli ductum@otenet.gr 211 n.b. 997106 C. Tsitsiou-Chelidoni ctsitsiou@lit.auth.gr 204 n.b. 997146

SECRETARIAL PERSONNEL A. Vildou kvildou@lib.auth.gr 201 n.b. 997049 V. Drakousis 201 n.b. 997009 P. Keramidaki kerami@lit.auth.gr 201 n.b. 997002 E. Premeti epremeti@lib.auth.gr 201 n.b. 997049 DEPARTMENT OF MEDIEVAL AND MODERN GREEK PHILOLOGY

Head: S. Kotzabassi

PROFESSORS of Modern Greek Philology

G. Farinou-Malamatari gfar@lit.auth.gr 206 n.b. 997135 G. Kechagioglou gkehag@lit.auth.gr 205 n.b. 997021 M. Mike mmike@lit.auth.gr 206 n.b. 997124

of Medieval Greek Philology I. Vassis ivassis@lit.auth.gr 202 n.b. 99.7025 V. Katsaros 208/3 n.b. 997045

of Byzantine Philology S. Kotzabassi kotzabas@lit.auth.gr 206 n.b. 997036

of Comparative Literature M. Chryssanthopoulos cryssant@lit.auth.gr 212 n.b. 997129 E. Tsirimokou firaris@lit.auth.gr 212 n.b. 997115

ASSISTANT PROFESSORS of Modern Greek Philology

M. Iatrou miatrou@lit.auth.gr 423 n.b. 997453 A. Kaplanis A. Markomichelaki tmarkom@lit.auth.gr 202 n.b. 997522

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S. Stavrakopoulou sstavrak@lit.auth.gr 208/10 n.b. 997166 A. Tiktopoulou atiktopo@lit.auth.gr 423A n.b. 997056 L. Varelas lvarelas@lit.auth.gr 208/8 n.b. 997012

of Medieval Greek Philology M. Avgerinou-Tzioga avgi@lit.auth.gr 208/4 n.b. 997048

of Comparative Literature M. Pehlivanos pehliv@lit.auth.gr 424 n.b. 997006

LECTURERS of Modern Greek Philology

L. Arampatzidou lear@lit.auth.gr 208/13 n.b. 997860 M. Vassiliadi marthatv@lit.auth.gr 208/14 n.b. 997092 M. Bakoyiannis mixalisb@lit.auth.gr 208/17 n.b. 997055

of Medieval Greek Philology C. Simelidis csimelid@lit.auth.gr 208/12 n.b. 997421 I. Taxidis itaxidis@lit.auth.gr 208/9 n.b. 997029

of Comparative Literature I. Naoum naoum@lit.auth.gr 424B n.b. 997007

RESEARCH-TEACHING STAFF V. Kostopoulou bkostop@lit.auth.gr 208 n.b. 997111 M. Sakellariou sakellar@lit.auth.gr 208 n.b. 997027 S. Sachpekidou sachpek@lit.auth.gr 208 n.b. 997037 A. Sitas sitas@lit.auth.gr 208 n.b. 998766

SECRETARIAL PERSONNEL V. Sgourniou vasosg@lit.auth.gr 208 n.b. 997017 Fax 997094 S. Zegou szegou@lit.auth.gr 208 n.b. 997022

DEPARTMENT OF LINGUISTICS Head: D. Koutsogiannis

PROFESSORS

of General Linguistics T. Pavlidou pavlidou@lit.auth.gr 305 o.b. 997054

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M. Stavrou-Sifaki staurou@lit.suth.gr 301 o.b. 997144 I. Veloudis veloudis@lit.auth.gr 301 o.b. 997141

of General Linguistics and the Philosophy of Language S. Tsohatzidis savasts@lit.auth.gr 2α n.w. 997105

of Historical and Balkan Linguistics C. Tzitzilis 304 o.b. 997164

ASSOCIATE PROFESSORS of General Linguistics

D. Koutsogiannis dkoutsog@lit.auth.gr 312 o.b. 997263 A. Revithiadou revith@lit.auth.gr 301 o.b. 997065

of Historical Linguistics G. Giannakis ggiannak@lit.auth.gr 305 o.b. 997104

ASSISTANT PROFESSORS of General Linguistics

D. Papadopoulou depapa@lit.auth.gr 109 o.b. 997053 M. Theodoropoulou mtheod@lit.auth.gr 301 o.b. 997962

of the History of Greek M. Karali mkarali@lit.auth.gr 304 o.b. 997407

of Historical Linguistics G. Papanastasiou papana@phil.auth.gr 312 o.b. 997257

LECTURERS of Historical Linguistics

D. Kyriazis kyrdoris@lit.auth.gr 301 o.b. 997155

RESEARCH-TEACHING STAFF E. Dota dotas@lit.auth.gr 309 o.b. 997409

SECRETARIAL PERSONNEL E. Bouchouroudi thaliabou@lit.auth.gr 302 o.b. 997419 E. Stoikou 309 o.b. 997409

COMPUTER SCIENCE STAFF A. Kaprara akap@lit.auth.gr 423 n.b. 997157

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TEACHERS OF FOREIGN LANGUAGES (Office: 410 / tel.: 997391/7394)

The tutors will be announced by the special committee of the Faculty

ACADEMIC STAFF ON SABBATICAL

M. Chryssanthopoulos nine months (from 16.10.2012) L. Arampatzidou four months (from 1.3.2013) M. Karali four months (from 1.3.2012) V. Fyntikoglou seven months (from 15.10.2012) T. Kouremenos one year (from 1.10.2012) P. Kyriakou three months (from 1.3.2013) A. Revithiadou six months (from 1.3.2013) S. Tsohatzidis seven months (from 1.10.2012)

ACADEMIC STAFF ATTACHED TO A DEPARTMENT OF MODERN GREEK ABROAD

T. Pavlidou five months (from 1.10.2012)

ACADEMIC STAFF ON UNPAID LEAVE OF ABSENCE A. Kaplanis M. Noussia M. Pehlivanos

MEMBERS OF STAFF THAT HAVE NOT YET BEEN APPOINTED BY THE MINISTRY OF EDUCATION

U. Vöhler (Professor, Ancient Greek Philology) G. Zografidis (Associate Professor, Ancient Greek Philology) A. Lamari (Lecturer, Ancient Greek Philology) T. Antoniadis (Lecturer, Latin Philology) I. Ziogas (Lecturer, Latin Philology) K. Yiavis (Assistant Professor, Comparative Literature) A. Tantos (Lecturer, General Linguistics)

III. COURSES OFFERED TO FIRST DEGREE STUDENTS 2012-2013

Courses suitable for students who have been registered since the academic year

2002-2003 are marked with the abbreviation n.c. (= new curriculum). Courses suitable for students who have been registered before the academic year

2002-2003 are marked with the abbreviation o.c. (= old curriculum) and directions are offered about the examination syllabus.

WINTER SEMESTER

COMPULSORY COURSES

GREEK 101: GREEK LANGUAGE (3 h/w, credit hours: 5 ECTS) Grammar, Syntax, Composition, Metre

1. E. Sistakou 2. S. Matthaios 3. P. Kotzia 4. T. Papadopoulou 5. D. Christidis 6. A. Lolos

GREEK 105: ARCHAIC LYRIC POETRY – HELLENISTIC POETRY (3 h/w, credit hours: 4 ECTS)

1. Lyric poetry E. Tsitsibakou-Vasalos

2. Theocritus, Idylls M. Plastira

3. Archaic lyric poetry I. Kazazis

4. Choric Poetry (Pindarus - Bacchylides) C. Tsagalis

5. Epigrams A. Lolos

GREEK 107: RHETORIC (3 h/w, credit hours: 5 ECTS) The students who have been registerd before the academic year 2002-2003 and owe the

course should attend the Spring Semester groups of Prof. Sotiroudis and Prof. Mavroudis (see p.22). LATIN 125: LATIN LANGUAGE (3 h/w, credit hours: 5 ECTS) Grammar, Syntax, Composition

1. D. Tsitsikli 2. C. Tsitsiou

LATIN 127: EPIC – DRAMA (3 h/w, credit hours: 4 ECTS)

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1. Terentius, Eunuchus L. Tromaras

2. Ovidius, Metamorphoses T. Papanghelis

LATIN 129: LATIN ANTHOLOGY -METRE (3 h/w, credit hours: 5 ECTS) The course is not taught. Only examinations are given on the following syllabus: a) Text: Sallustius, De Catilinae Coniuratione, 1-16, 20-25, 36.4-39.5, b) Metre: Aeneid II. MGRL 201 (n.c. and o.c.): HISTORY OF MODERN GREEK SCHOLAR-

SHIP AND INTRODUCTION TO MODERN GREEK PHIL-OLOGY (3 h/w, credit hours: 5 ECTS)

L. Arampatzidou L. Varelas M. Iatrou S. Stavrakopoulou MGRL 202 (o.c.): HISTORY OF MODERN GREEK LITERATURE (3 h/w,

credit hours: 5 ECTS) M. Mike

The course is not taught. Students of past years are examined only. MGRL 203 (n.c.): MODERN GREEK POETRY (1789-1914) (3 h/w, credit

hours: 4 ECTS) G. Kechagioglou M. Vassiliadi A. Tiktopoulou MGRL 204 (o.c.): MODERN GREEK POETRY II (18th c.-1880) (3 h/w,

credit hours: 5 ECTS) The students who have been registered before the academic year 2002-2003 should choose the course MGRL 203 (n.c.). MGRL 204 (n.c.): MODERN GREEK PROSE (1789-1914) (3 h/w, credit

hours: 4 ECTS) M. Mike M. Bakoyiannis G. Farinou-Malamatari MGRL 206 (o.c.): MODERN GREEK PROSE I (beginnings-1880) (3 h/w,

credit hours: 5 ECTS) The students who have been registered in the Faculty before the academic year 2002-2003 and owe the course should choose the course MGRL 204 (n.c.). MGRL 208 (o.c.): MODERN GREEK CRITICISM AND ESSAY (3 h/w,

credit hours: 5 ECTS) S. Stavrakopoulou

MGRL 209 (o.c.): MODERN GREEK POETRY IV (1930 forwards) (3 h/w, credit hours: 5 ECTS)

The students who have been registered in the Faculty before the academic year 2002-2003

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and owe the course should choose the course MGRL 205 n.c. (spring semester). The students who owe the course MGRL 205 o.c. too should apply to the tutor to be examined in different questions. MGRL 210 (o.c.): MODERN GREEK PROSE III (1930 forward) (3 h/w,

credit hours: 5 ECTS) The students who have been registered in the Faculty before the academic year 2002-2003 and owe the course should choose the course MGRL 206 n.c. (spring semester). The students who owe the course MGRL 207 o.c. too should apply to the tutor to be examined in different questions. BYZL 221 (n.c. and o.c.): HISTORY OF MEDIEVAL GREEK SCHOLAR-

SHIP AND INTRODUCTION TO MEDIEVAL GREEK PHILOLOGY (3 h/w, credit hours: 5 ECTS) V. Katsaros S. Kotzabassi C. Simelidis I. Taxidis

Every student regardless of the semester can choose the course. COML 228 (n.c. and o.c.): HISTORY OF IDEAS AND MOVEMENTS OF

MODERN GREEK AND EUROPEAN LITERATURE (3 h/w, credit hours: 4 ECTS) I. Naoum E. Tsirimokou

TL 231 (o.c.): INTRODUCTION TO THE THEORY OF LITERATURE (3 h/w, credit hours: 5 ECTS)

The students who have been iregistered in the Faculty before the academic year 2002-2003 and owe the course should choose the course COML 231 (spring semester). TS 235 (o.c.): INTRODUCTION TO THEATRE STUDIES (3 h/w, credit

hours: 5 ECTS) The examiner of the course will be announced within the winter semester. The course is not taught. Only examinations are given to students of past years. G-LSUD 301: GENERAL LINGUISTICS I: GENERAL CHARACTERIS-

TICS OF LANGUAGE (3 h/w, credit hours: 5 ECTS) I. Veloudis M. Theodoropoulou D. Papadopoulou A. Revithiadou G-LSUD 302: HISTORY OF THE GREEK LANGUAGE I: PRE-HELLENIC

TO HELLENISTIC KOINE (3 h/w, credit hours: 4 ECTS) G. Giannakis M. Karali G-LSUD 303: HISTORICAL GRAMMAR OF GREEK (3 h/w, credit hours: 4

ECTS) G. Papanastasiou

Courses offered to First Degree Students – Winter Semester: Specialization ¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯

ELECTIVE COMPULSORY COURSES SPECIALIZATION

DEPARTMENT OF CLASSICS

GREEK 141: ANCIENT GREEK LANGUAGE (Translation from Ancient to

Modern Greek and from Modern to Ancient Greek) (3 h/w, credit hours: 6 ECTS)

1. Translation from Modern to Ancient Greek S. Matthaios

Only the students of 7th and higher semesters can choose the course. GREEK 142: GREEK SEMINAR I (poetry) (3 h/w, credit hours: 7 ECTS)

1. Choral lyric poetry E. Tsitsibakou-Vasalos

2. Pindar: the “Grammar” of choral lyricism I. Kazazis

3. Minor persons in Tragedy P. Kyriakou

4. Homer A. Rengakos

GREEK 143: ANCIENT GREEK POETRY I (oral examination) (3 h/w, credit hours: 10 ECTS)

1. Pindar, Olympia I D. Iakov

2. Odyssey C. Tsagalis

Only the students of 7th and higher semesters can choose the course. For explanations about the whole syllabus of the course see p. 30. GREEK 144: GREEK SEMINAR II (prose) (3 h/w, credit hours: 7 ECTS)

1. Plutarchus, Praecepta gerendae reipublicae E. Alexiou

2. Fragments of Aristotle’s “exoteric” works P. Kotzia

3. Ancient medical Epistolography A. Mavroudis

4. Thucydides A. Rengakos

GREEK 146: COMEDY (3 h/w, credit hours: 5 ECTS) 1. Aristophanes, Nubes

I. Tzifopoulos

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1. Introduction to Epigraphy I. Tzifopoulos

GREEK 150: PALAEOGRAPHY (3 h/w, credit hours: 5 ECTS) 1. P. Sotiroudis GREEK 151: TEXTUAL CRITICISM (3 h/w, credit hours: 5 ECTS) 1. Introduction to the Textual Criticism D. Christidis GREEK 152*: THEORY AND PRACTICE OF TRANSLATION (3 h/w,

credit hours: 5 ECTS) 1. Theory of translation and reception of classical texts A. Lianeri * The course is also offered to the students of the Department of Medieval and Modern Greek Philology as COML 291: Problems of (multi)cultural relations II. GREEK 154: HISTORIOGRAPHY (3 h/w, credit hours: 5 ECTS) 1. Lucian, Quomodo Historia conscribenda sit P. Sotiroudis 2. Herodotus A. Lianeri GREEK 155: TRAGEDY (3 h/w, credit hours: 5 ECTS)

1. Euripides, Alcestis D. Iakov

2. Euripides, Iphigenia Aulidensis P. Kyriakou

GREEK 156: EPIGRAM (3 h/w, credit hours: 5 ECTS) 1. Hellenistic Epigram

M. Plastira GREEK 158: SCIENTIFIC SCHOLARSHIP (3 h/w, credit hours: 5 ECTS)

1. Galenus, De libris propriis A. Mavroudis

GREEK 160: OTHER GENRES OF PROSE (3 h/w, credit hours: 5 ECTS) 1. Xenophon - Lucianus - Plutarchus (selection)

E. Alexiou LATIN 161: LATIN LANGUAGE II (3 h/w, credit hours: 6 ECTS)

1. Translation from Modern Greek to Latin and from Latin to Modern Greek

C. Tsitsiou Every student regardless of the semester can choose the course.

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ECTS) 1. Selected texts from the oral examination reading list D. Nikitas For explanations about the whole syllabus of the course see p. 30. LATIN 163: LATIN SEMINAR I (poetry) (3 h/w, credit hours: 7 ECTS)

1. Seneca, Agamemnon S. Frangoulidis

LATIN 164: LATIN SEMINAR II (prose) (3 h/w, credit hours: 7 ECTS) 1. Latin texts about cooking

L. Tromaras 2. Cicero, De Natura Deorum

D. Tsitsikli

DEPARTMENT OF MEDIEVAL AND MODERN GREEK PHILOLOGY

Directions The students who have been registered in the Faculty before the academic year 2002-2003 should choose the courses of specialization based on the corresponding of the codes of n.c. with o.c., as mentioned below. MGRL 240 (n.c. and o.c.): MODERN GREEK LITERATURE: COMPUL-

SORY TEXTS (3 h/w, credit hours: 9 ECTS) N. Engonopoulos, Bolivár, A Greek Poem

M. Bakoyiannis For explanations about the syllabus of the course see p. 30-31. MGRL 245 (n.c.): MODERN GREEK AUTHORS V (1880-1914) (3 h/w,

credit hours: 6 ECTS) [=MGRL 441 o.c.] G. M. Vizyinos

M. Iatrou MGRL 249 (n.c.): MODERN GREEK LITERARY TEXTS I (BEGINNINGS

-1669) (3 h/w, credit hours: 6 ECTS) [=MGRL 243 o.c.] Older Modern Greek narrative romantic mythistorical texts:

“Ptocholeon”, “Apollonius of Tyre” G. Kechagioglou MGRL 250 (n.c.): MODERN GREEK LITERARY TEXTS II (1669-1880) (3

h/w, credit hours: 6 ECTS) [=MGRL 244 o.c.] The long compositions of D. Solomos A. Tiktopoulou

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MENTS I (3 h/w, credit hours: 6 ECTS) [=MGRL 247 o.c.] Aestheticism

L. Arampatzidou MGRL 260 (n.c.): SPECIALIZED TOPICS OF MODERN GREEK PHIL-

OLOGY IV (SEMINAR) (3 h/w, credit hours: 6 ECTS) [=MGRL 449 o.c.]

C. P. Cavafy M. Vassiliadi MGRL 261 (n.c.): SPECIALIZED TOPICS OF MODERN GREEK PHIL-

OLOGY V (SEMINAR) (3 h/w, credit hours: 6 ECTS) [=MGRL 458 o.c.]

History and Myth Making M. Mike MGRL 262 (n.c.): RESEARCH PROBLEMS OF MODERN GREEK

PHILOLOGY I (SEMINAR) (3 h/w, credit hours: 6 ECTS) [=MGRL 250 o.c.]

The myth of the “Generation of the Thirties” L. Varelas

BYZL 230 (n.c.): MEDIEVAL GREEK SCHOLARSHIP: COMPULSORY TEXTS (3 h/w, credit hours: 7 ECTS)

George Acropolitis, Chroniki Syngraphi M. Avgerinou-Tzioga For explanations about the syllabus of the course see p. 32. BYZL 235 (n.c.): MEDIEVAL GREEK EPIGRAMMATIC POETRY (3

h/w, credit hours: 6 ECTS) [=BYZL 261 o.c.] The Byzantine epigrams of the Palatine Anthology C. Simelidis BYZL 236 (n.c.): MEDIEVAL GREEK HISTORIOGRAPHY (3 h/w, credit

hours: 6 ECTS) [=MGRL 258 o.c.] Historiography during the Macedonian Dynasty S. Kotzabassi BYZL 273 (n.c.): SPECIALIZED TOPICS OF MEDIEVAL GREEK

PROSE I (3 h/w, credit hours: 6 ECTS) [=MGRL 262 o.c.] Dreams and prophecies in Byzantine literature I. Taxidis BYZL 275 (n.c.): SPECIALIZED TOPICS OF MEDIEVAL GREEK

POETRY I (3 h/w, credit hours: 6 ECTS) [=MGRL 262 o.c.] John Geometres and the poetry during the Macedonian dynasty I. Vassis

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PROBLEMS OF TEXTUAL CRITICISM AND EDITION (SEMINAR) (3 h/w, credit hours: 6 ECTS) [=BYZL 264 o.c.]

V. Katsaros COML 285 (n.c.): HISTORY OF IDEAS AND INTERNATIONAL LITER-

ARY MOVEMENTS I: COMPULSORY TEXTS (3 h/w, credit hours: 7 ECTS)

Romanticism I. Naoum For explanations about the syllabus of the course see p. 32-34. COML 286 (n.c.): HISTORY OF IDEAS AND INTERNATIONAL LITER-

ARY MOVEMENTS II (3 h/w, credit hours: 6 ECTS) [=COML 284 o.c.]

The discourse on melancholy E. Tsirimokou COML 291 (n.c.) *: PROBLEMS OF (MULTI)CULTURAL RELATIONS II

(3 h/w, credit hours: 6 ECTS) Theory of translation and reception of classical texts A. Lianeri * The course is jointly offered to the students of the Department of Classics as GREEK 152: Theory and Practice of Translation.

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DEPARTMENT OF LINGUISTICS G-LSUD 347: INDO-EUROPEAN LINGUISTICS (3 h/w, credit hours: 5

ECTS) G. Giannakis

G-LSUD 355: FORMAL LOGIC AND HUMAN EXPERIENCE (3 h/w, credit hours: 5 ECTS) I. Veloudis

G-LSUD 367: INTRODUCTION TO BALKAN LINGUISTICS (3 h/w, credit hours: 7 ECTS) C. Tzitzilis

G-LSUD 372: INTRODUCTION TO TRANSFORMATIONAL SYNTAX (3 h/w, credit hours: 7 ECTS) M. Stavrou-Sifaki

G-LSUD 375: MORPHOLOGY OF ANCIENT GREEK (3 h/w, credit hours: 5 ECTS) M. Karali

G-LSUD 385: BALKAN LANGUAGES (3 h/w, credit hours: 5 ECTS) D. Kyriazis

G-LSUD 386: TOPICS IN MODERN GREEK SYNTAX (3 h/w, credit hours: 5 ECTS) M. Stavrou-Sifaki

G-LSUD 388: INTRODUCTION TO PSYCHOLINGUISTICS (3 h/w, credit hours: 7 ECTS) M. Theodoropoulou

G-LSUD 391: INTRODUCTION TO APPLIED LINGUISTICS (3 h/w, credit hours: 7 ECTS) D. Koutsogiannis

G-LSUD 396: INTRODUCTION TO PHONETICS AND PHONOLOGY (3 h/w, credit hours: 7 ECTS) A. Revithiadou

G-LSUD 398: LANGUAGE CONTACTS (3 h/w, credit hours: 5 ECTS) D. Kyriazis

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SPRING SEMESTER

COMPULSORY COURSES

GREEK 102: HOMERIC EPIC (3 h/w, credit hours: 5 ECTS) 1. Odyssea, Apologoi

I. Kazazis 2. Ilias Z

E. Tsitsibakou-Vasalos 3. Ilias (selection)

A. Rengakos 4. Odyssea

M. Plastira 5. Ilias A-B

A. Lolos GREEK 103: HISTORIOGRAPHY - RHETORIC (3 h/w, credit hours: 4

ECTS) 1. Demosthenes, De corona

P. Sotiroudis 2. Lycurgus, In Leocratem

A. Mavroudis 3. Herodotus - Thucydides

A. Rengakos 4. Thucydides - Isocrates

E. Alexiou 5. Isocrates - Plutarchus

E. Alexiou GREEK 104: TRAGEDY (3 h/w, credit hours: 4 ECTS)

1. Aeschylus, Agamemnon E. Tsitsibakou-Vasalos

2. Euripides, Medea E. Sistakou

3. Euripides, Supplices T. Papadopoulou

GREEK 106: PHILOSOPHY (3 h/w, credit hours: 5 ECTS) 1. Plato, Gorgias

A. Lolos 2. Plato, Phaedrus

S. Matthaios 3. Plato, Respublica I

A. Mavroudis

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1. Cicero, Epistulae D. Tsitsikli

2. Tacitus, Annales S. Frangoulidis

LATIN 128: LYRIC POETRY – ELEGY – EPIGRAM - SATIRE (3 h/w, credit hours: 4 ECTS)

1. Catullus L. Tromaras

2. Horatius, Carmina D. Nikitas

MGRL 202 (n.c.): MODERN GREEK POETRY, PROSE AND THEATRE (beginnings-1789) (3 h/w, credit hours: 5 ECTS)

G. Kechagioglou S. Stavrakopoulou A. Tiktopoulou A. Markomichelaki MGRL 203 (o.c.): MODERN GREEK POETRY I (beginnings-17th century)

(3 h/w, credit hours: 5 ECTS) The students who have been registered before the academic year 2002-2003 and owe the course should choose course MGRL 202 n.c. MGRL 205 (o.c.): MODERN GREEK POETRY III (1880-1930) (3 h/w,

credit hours: 5 ECTS) The students who have been registered before the academic year 2002-2003 and owe the course should choose course MGRL 205 n.c.. The students who also owe course MGRL 209 o.c. should apply to the tutor in order to be examined in different questions. MGRL 205 (n.c.): MODERN GREEK POETRY (1914 to the present) (3 h/w,

credit hours: 4 ECTS) L. Varelas

M. Vassiliadi M. Iatrou MGRL 206 (n.c.): MODERN GREEK PROSE (1914 to the present) (3 h/w,

credit hours: 4 ECTS) M. Mike M. Bakoyiannis G. Farinou-Malamatari

MGRL 207 (o.c.): MODERN GREEK PROSE II (1880-1930) (3 h/w, credit hours: 5 ECTS)

The students who have been registered before the academic year 2002-2003 and owe the course should choose course MGRL 206 n.c.. The students who also course MGRL 210 o.c. should apply to the tutor in order to be examined in different questions.

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BYZL 222 (o.c.): MEDIEVAL GREEK PROSE (3 h/w, credit hours: 5 ECTS) The course is not taught. The students who have been registered before the academic year 2002-2003 and owe the course should choose the course BYZL 222 n.c. and will be examined in the syllabus of the course BYZL 222 o.c. (Prose). BYZL 222 (n.c.): MEDIEVAL GREEK POETRY AND PROSE (3 h/w, credit

hours: 4 ECTS) M. Avgerinou-Tzioga I. Vassis S. Kotzabassi I. Taxidis BYZL 223 (o.c.): MEDIEVAL GREEK POETRY (3 h/w, credit hours: 5

ECTS) The course is not taught. The students who have been registered before the academic year 2002-2003 and owe the course should choose the course BYZL 222 n.c. and will be examined in the syllabus of the course BYZL 222 o.c. (Poetry). COML 231 (n.c.): INTRODUCTION TO THE THEORY OF LITERATURE

(3 h/w, credit hours: 5 ECTS) I. Naoum E. Tsirimokou G-LSUD 303: HISTORICAL GRAMMAR OF GREEK (3 h/w, credit hours:

4 ECTS) G. Papanastasiou (2 groups) G-LSUD 304: GENERAL LINGUISTICS II: LEVELS OF LINGUISTIC

ANALYSIS (3 h/w, credit hours: 5 ECTS) M. Theodoropoulou M. Stavrou-Sifaki A. Revithiadou

G-LSUD 305: HISTORY OF THE GREEK LANGUAGE II: MEDIEVAL AND MODERN GREEK (3 h/w, credit hours: 4 ECTS)

D. Kyriazis G. Papanastasiou

Courses offered to First Degree Students – Spring Semester: Specialization ¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯

ELECTIVE COMPULSORY COURSES

SPECIALIZATION

DEPARTMENT OF CLASSICS GREEK 141: ANCIENT GREEK LANGUAGE (Translation from Ancient to

Modern Greek and from Modern to Ancient Greek) (3 h/w, credit hours: 6 ECTS)

1. Translation from Modern to Ancient Greek C. Tsagalis

GREEK 142: GREEK SEMINAR I (poetry) (3 h/w, credit hours: 7 ECTS) 1. Apollonius Rhodius, Argonautica

E. Sistakou 2. Archaic Epic

C. Tsagalis GREEK 143: ANCIENT GREEK POETRY (oral examination) (3 h/w, credit

hours: 10 ECTS) 1. Pindar, Olympia I

D. Iakov 2. Epic (selection)

T. Papadopoulou Only the students of 8th and higher semesters can choose the course. For explanations about the whole syllabus of the course see p. 30. GREEK 144: GREEK SEMINAR II (prose) (3 h/w, credit hours: 7 ECTS)

1. Xenophon Ephesius, Ephesiaca M. Plastira

2. Historiography: Herodotus I. Tzifopoulos

GREEK 150: PALAEOGRAPHY (3 h/w, credit hours: 5 ECTS) 1. P. Sotiroudis GREEK 151: TEXTUAL CRITICISM (3 h/w, credit hours: 5 ECTS) 1. Introduction to the Textual Criticism D. Christidis GREEK 153: EPIC (3 h/w, credit hours: 5 ECTS) 1. Homeric Odyssey between oral and written poetry I. Kazazis GREEK 155: TRAGEDY (3 h/w, credit hours: 5 ECTS)

1. Euripides, Alcestis D. Iakov

GREEK 157: PHILOSOPHY (3 h/w, credit hours: 5 ECTS) 1. Lucianus, Vitarum auctio

D. Christidis

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Courses offered to First Degree Students – Spring Semester: Specialization ¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯ GREEK 158: SCIENTIFIC SCHOLARSHIP (3 h/w, credit hours: 5 ECTS)

1. Linguistic theories: from antiquity up today S. Matthaios - M. Stavrou-Sifaki

* The course is also offered to the students of the Department of Linguistucs as G-LSUD 378: Topics of Theory of Language. LATIN 161: LATIN LANGUAGE II (3 h/w, credit hours: 6 ECTS) 1. Translation from Modern Greek to Latin and from Latin to

Modern Greek C. Tsitsiou Every student regardless of the semester can choose the course. LATIN 162: LATIN POETRY I (oral examination) (3 h/w, credit hours: 10

ECTS) 1. Selected Texts from the oral examination reading list. 1. T. Papanghelis For explanations about the whole syllabus of the course see p. 30. LATIN 163: LATIN SEMINAR I (poetry) (3 h/w, credit hours: 7 ECTS)

1. Horatius, Ars Poetica C. Tsitsiou

2. Roman Drama S. Frangoulidis

LATIN 164: LATIN SEMINAR II (prose) (3 h/w, credit hours: 7 ECTS) 1. Tacitus, Dialogus de oratoribus

D. Tsitsikli LATIN 169: EPIC (3 h/w, credit hours: 5 ECTS)

1. Lucretius, De Rerum Natura 1. T. Papanghelis DEPARTMENT OF MEDIEVAL AND MODERN GREEK PHILOLOGY

Directions The students who have been registered in the Faculty before the academic year 2002-2003 should choose the courses of specialization based on the corresponding of the codes of n.c. with o.c., as mentioned below.

MGRL 240 (n.c. and o.c.): MODERN GREEK LITERATURE: COMPUL-SORY TEXTS (3 h/w, credit hours: 9 ECTS)

E. Roidis, Pope Joan L. Varelas

For explanations about the whole syllabus of the course see p. 30-31.

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Courses offered to First Degree Students – Spring Semester: Specialization ¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯ MGRL 247 (n.c.): MODERN GREEK AUTHORS VII (1944-1974) (3 h/w,

credit hours: 6 ECTS) [=MGRL 452 o.c.] Poets of the Second Post-War Generation

M. Iatrou MGRL 249 (n.c.): MODERN GREEK LITERARY TEXTS I (beginnings-

1669) (3 h/w, credit hours: 6 ECTS) [=MGRL 243 o.c.] Satirical texts of the early vernacular literature S. Stavrakopoulou MGRL 253 (n.c.): MODERN GREEK LITERARY GENRES I (3 h/w, credit

hours: 6 ECTS) [=MGRL 246 o.c.] The Modern Greek short story: The case of Papadiamandis G. Farinou-Malamatari MGRL 255 (n.c.): MODERN GREEK LITERARY GENRES AND MOVE-

MENTS I (3 h/w, credit hours: 6 ECTS) [=MGRL 247 o.c.] Cretan Renaissance Drama

A. Markomichelaki MGRL 256 (n.c.): MODERN GREEK LITERARY GENRES AND MOVE-

MENTS II (3 h/w, credit hours: 6 ECTS) [=MGRL 447 o.c.] The poetry during the mid-war period, a challenge to modernism

M. Vassiliadi MGRL 257 (n.c.): SPECIALIZED TOPICS OF MODERN GREEK PHIL-

OLOGY I (SEMINAR) (3 h/w, credit hours: 6 ECTS) [=MGRL 248 o.c.]

Post-war poets - critics M. Bakoyiannis MGRL 259 (n.c.): SPECIALIZED TOPICS OF MODERN GREEK PHIL-

OLOGY III (3 h/w, credit hours: 6 ECTS) [=MGRL 448 o.c.] The modern Cypriot Literature

G. Kechagioglou MGRL 266 (n.c.): TEACHING METHODS OF MODERN LITERATURE (3

h/w, credit hours: 6 ECTS) M. Bakoyiannis I. Naoum A. Tiktopoulou BYZL 230 (n.c.): MEDIEVAL GREEK SCHOLARSHIP: COMPULSORY

TEXTS (3 h/w, credit hours: 7 ECTS) Gregory of Nazianzus, De Vita Sua C. Simelidis For explanations about the whole syllabus of the course see p. 32. BYZL 232 (n.c.): MEDIEVAL GREEK HYMNOGRAPHY (3 h/w, credit

hours: 6 ECTS) [=BYZL 259 o.c.]

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Courses offered to First Degree Students – Spring Semester: Specialization ¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯ The golden age (6th-8th centuries) C. Simelidis BYZL 266 (n.c.): MEDIEVAL GREEK CHRONOGRAPHY (3 h/w, credit

hours: 6 ECTS) [=BYZL 258 o.c.] Chronographers of the 11th-12th centuries M. Avgerinou-Tzioga BYZL 267 (n.c.): MEDIEVAL GREEK NOVEL (3 h/w, credit hours: 6

ECTS) [=BYZL 263 o.c.] Learned novels of the 12th century V. Katsaros BYZL 274 (n.c.): SPECIALIZED TOPICS OF MEDIEVAL GREEK

PROSE II (3 h/w, credit hours: 6 ECTS) [=MGRL 262 o.c.] The conquests of Thessaloniki in the historiographical tradition I. Taxidis BYZL 278 (n.c.): INTRODUCTION TO GREEK PALAEOGRAPHY:

PROBLEMS OF TEXTUAL CRITICISM AND EDITION (SEMINAR) (3 h/w, credit hours: 6 ECTS) [=BYZL 264 o.c.]

I. Vassis COML 283 (n.c.): TOPICS IN LITERARY THEORY I (3 h/w, credit hours:

6 ECTS) [=COML 277 o.c.] Modernism and vanguards: the notion of “tradition” (structures and

breaks) I. Naoum COML 285 (n.c.): HISTORY OF IDEAS AND INTERNATIONAL LITER-

ARY MOVEMENTS I: COMPULSORY TEXTS (3 h/w, credit hours: 7 ECTS)

Enlightenment E. Tsirimokou For explanations about the whole syllabus of the course see p. 32-34. G-LSUD/COML 400: GENDER STUDIES AND HUMANITIES (3 h/w,

credit hours: 6 ECTS) M. Mike (in co-operation with K. Kitsi-Mitakou and T.

Pavlidou)

DEPARTMENT OF LINGUISTICS

G-LSUD 341: INTRODUCTION TO HISTORICAL LINGUISTICS (3 h/w, credit hours: 7 ECTS)

G. Yiannakis

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G-LSUD 343: SYNTAX I (3 h/w, credit hours: 5 ECTS) M. Stavrou-Sifaki G-LSUD 345: INTRODUCTION TO PRAGMATICS (3 h/w, credit hours: 7

ECTS) T. Pavlidou G-LSUD 346: INTRODUCTION TO SOCIOLINGUISTICS (3 h/w, credit

hours: 7 ECTS) T. Pavlidou G-LSUD 359: ANCIENT GREEK DIALECTS (3 h/w, credit hours: 5 ECTS) M. Karali G-LSUD 360: MODERN GREEK DIALECTS (3 h/w, credit hours: 5 ECTS) C. Tzitzilis G-LSUD 365: INTRODUCTION TO THE PHILOSOPHY OF LANGUAGE

(3 h/w, credit hours: 7 ECTS) S. Tsohatzidis

G-LSUD 373: SPEECH COMPREHENSION AND PRODUCTION IN THE FIRST AND THE SECOND LANGUAGE (3 h/w, credit hours: 5 ECTS)

D. Papadopoulou G-LSUD 378: TOPICS IN THEORY OF LANGUAGE Linguistic theories: from antiquity to 21st century (3 h/w, credit

hours: 5 ECTS) M. Stavrou-Sifaki – S. Matthaios G-LSUD 380: WRITING SYSTEMS (3 h/w, credit hours: 5 ECTS) M. Karali G-LSUD 394: LANGUAGE EDUCATION AND NEW TECHNOLOGIES (3

h/w, credit hours: 5 ECTS) D. Koutsogiannis G-LSUD 399: INDO-EUROPEAN LANGUAGE AND CULTURE (3 h/w,

credit hours: 5 ECTS) G. Giannakis G-LSUD/COML 400: GENDER STUDIES AND HUMANITIES (3 h/w,

credit hours: 6 ECTS) M. Mike (in co-operation with K. Kitsi-Mitakou and T.

Pavlidou)

Examination Syllabuses

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DEPARTMENT OF CLASSICS

ORAL EXAMINATION SYLLABUS

Oral examination on following works as also on History of Literature. GREEK 143: ANCIENT GREEK POETRY I Aeschylus, Septem contra Thebas Aristophanes, Ranae Euripides, Hippolytus Hesiod, Opera et Dies Homer, Ilias Α, Ι, Σ, Τ Homer, Odyssea ζ, ι, ψ, ω Pindar, Olympia I Sophocles, Philoctetes LATIN 162: LATIN POETRY I Horatius, Carmina I-IV Ovidius, Metamorphoses XII-XIII.622 Vergilius, Aeneis I- IV

DEPARTMENT OF MEDIEVAL AND MODERN GREEK PHILOLOGY

ORAL EXAMINATION SYLLABUS

MGRL 240: MODERN GREEK LITERATURE: COMPULSORY TEXTS

Oral examination on following works as also on History of Modern Greek Literature. (The edition in parenthesis are proposed)

1. Βασίλειος Διγενής Ακρίτης, Grottaferrata and Escorial versions (Digenis Akritis, Oxford University Press)

2. Καλλίμαχος και Χρυσορρόη, Βέλθανδρος και Χρυσάντζα (Βυζαντινά ιπποτικά μυθιστορήματα, Βασική Βιβλιοθήκη 2, p. 15-130)

3. G. Chortatsis, Ερωφίλη (Στιγμή), Κατζούρμπος (Εταιρία Κρητικών Ιστορικών Μελετών)

4. V. Kornaros, Ερωτόκριτος (Εστία, Ν.Ε.Β.) 5. K. Dapontes, Κήπος χαρίτων (Εστία, Ν.Ε.Β.) 6. «Αληθής ιστορία» [«Ανώνυμος του 1789»], I. Vilaras, «Ο λογιότατος ή ο

Κολοκυθούλης», «Ο λογιότατος ταξιδιώτης» (Πεζογραφική Ανθολογία…, vol.2, Ινστιτούτο Νεοελληνικών Σπουδών, p. 777-786, 1079-1087)

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7. A. Korais, Ο Παπατρέχας (Εστία, Ν.Ε.Β.) 8. A. Christopoulos, Λυρικά (Εστία, Ν.Ε.Β.) 9. A. Kalvos, Ωδαί (Ίκαρος) 10. D. Solomos, Ποιήματα και πεζά [from Πεζά, greek «Διάλογος», «Γυναίκα της

Ζάκυθος»] (Ίκαρος) 11. G. Paleologos, Ο Πολυπαθής, (Νεφέλη or Εστία ,Ν.Ε.Β.) 12. E. Roidis, Η Πάπισσα Ιωάννα (Τολίδης or Εστία, Ν.Ε.Β. or Μεταίχμιο) 13. G. M. Vizyinos, (Νεοελληνικά) Διηγήματα (Εστία Ν.Ε.Β. or Ίδρυμα Ουράνη) 14. A. Papadiamantis, Απάνθισμα διηγημάτων (Αλέξανδρου Παπαδιαμάντη)

(Δόμος) 15. K. Palamas, Η ασάλευτη ζωή (Άπαντα Κ. Παλαμά, v. Γ΄, Γκοβόστης, p. 9-249) 16. Κ. P. Cavafy, Ποιήματα (Ίκαρος) 17. K. Varnalis, Σκλάβοι πολιορκημένοι (Κέδρος) 18. A. Sikelianos, Λυρικός Βίος, vol. V (ed. Ίκαρος) 19. N. Kazantzakis, Βίος και Πολιτεία του Αλέξη Ζορμπά (Εκδόσεις Καζαντζάκη) 20. K. G. Karyotakis, Ποιήματα και πεζά / Άπαντα τα ευρισκόμενα, vol. Α΄-Β΄

(Εστία, Ν.Ε.Β. or Ερμής) 21. A. Terzakis, Η πριγκηπέσα Ιζαμπώ (Εστία) 22. M. Karagatsis, Ο κίτρινος φάκελος (Εστία) 23. G. Seferis, Ποιήματα (ed. Ίκαρος) 24. O. Elytis, Προσανατολισμοί, Άσμα ηρωικό και πένθιμο για τον χαμένο

ανθυπολοχαγό της Αλβανίας, Τα ελεγεία της Οξώπετρας (Ποίηση, Ίκαρος, p. 11-71, 101-115, 549-571)

25. G. Ritsos, «Επαναλήψεις, σειρά ΙΙΙ», «Δεκαοχτώ λιανοτράγουδα της πικρής πατρίδας», «Χειρονομίες» (Ποιήματα, vol. 10, Κέδρος, p. 83-99, 153-207)

26. A. Embirikos, Ενδοχώρα (Άγρα), Γραπτά ή προσωπική μυθολογία (1936-1946) (Άγρα)

27. N. Engonopoulos, Μπολιβάρ, ένα ελληνικό ποίημα ( Ίκαρος) 28. N. G. Pentzikis, Το μυθιστόρημα της κυρίας Έρσης (Ταχυδρόμος ή Άγρα) 29. S. Tsirkas, Ακυβέρνητες πολιτείες, v. 1-3 (Κέδρος, 2005) 30. A. Alexandrou, Το κιβώτιo (Κέδρος) 31. D. Chatzis, Το τέλος της μικρής μας πόλης (Το ροδακιό) 32. M. Anagnostakis, Ποιήματα (Νεφέλη) 33. T. Sinopoulos, Μεταίχμιο Α΄, Μεταίχμιο Β΄, Το άσμα της Ιωάννας και του

Κωνσταντίνου, Νεκρόδειπνος (Συλλογή Ι-ΙΙ, Ερμής, vol. Ι, p. 7-39, 105-136, 243-311, vol. II, p, 61-86)

34. K. Dimoula, Το λίγο του κόσμου, Χαίρε ποτέ (Ποιήματα, Ίκαρος, p. 119-209, 303-403)

35. G. Ioannou, Η σαρκοφάγος (Κέδρος) 36. V. Vassilikos, Ζ (Νέα σύνορα - Λιβάνης) 37. N. Bakolas, Η μεγάλη πλατεία (Κέδρος) 38. Τh. Valtinos, Ορθοκωστά (Εστία)

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WRITTEN EXAMINATION SYLLABUS BYZL 230: MEDIEVAL GREEK SCHOLARSHIP: COMPULSORY TEXTS

I. HISTORY OF MEDIEVAL GREEK LITERATURE

H. Hunger, Βυζαντινή λογοτεχνία, vol. Α΄, Athens, 1991, p. 123-348 (rhetoric, epistolography) and vol. B΄, Athens 1992, p. 11-364, 479-598 (historiography, poetry)

II. TEXTS

1. Gregory of Nazianzus, De vita sua (II, 1,11) ed. Chr. Jungck, Gregor von Nazianz. De vita sua, Heidelberg 1974 (the text

will de diplayed in the website of the Faculty) 2. George Pisida, Expeditio Persica ed. A. Pertusi, Giorgio di Pisidia, Poemi Ι. Panegirici epici, Ettal 1959,

p. 84-136 (the text will de diplayed in the website of the Faculty) 3. Michael Psellos, Χρονογραφία (books E΄ and ΣΤ΄) ed. Βρ. Καραλής, Μιχαήλ Ψελλός. Χρονογραφία, vol. Α΄, Athens 1992, p. 242-

398 and vol. B΄, Athens 1993, p. 10-204 4. George Akropolites, Χρονική Συγγραφή ed. Σ. Η. Σπυρόπουλος, Γεώργιος Ακροπολίτης, Χρονική Συγγραφή, Thessa-

loniki 2004

WRITTEN EXAMINATION SYLLABUS COML 285: HISTORY OF IDEAS AND INTERNATIONAL LITERARY MOVE-

MENTS I: COMPULSORY COURSE I. TEXTS (The underlined texts are compulsory for the academic year 2011-2012)

1. Dante Alighieri, Η Θεία Κωμωδία. Κόλαση, transl. Ανδρέας Ριζιώτης, (Τυπωθήτω - Γεώργιος Δαρδανός, 2002)

2. Petrarch, Εικοσιπέντε σονέτα και δύο τραγούδια, transl. Κατερίνα Γλυκοφρύδη (Γκοβόστης, 1990)

3. Boccaccio, Δεκαήμερον, transl. Κοσμάς Πολίτης (Γράμματα, 1993) 4. Erasmus, Μωρίας Εγκώμιον, transl. Στρ, Τσίρκας (Ηριδανός, 1970) 5. François Rabelais, Γαργαντούας και Πανταγκρυέλ, intr.-transl.-not. Φίλιππος

Δρακονταειδής (Γαλλικό Ινστιτούτο Αθηνών, 1994) 6. Miguel de Cervantes, Δον Κιχώτης ντε λα Μάντσα, vol. A΄, transl. Μελίνα

Παναγιωτίδου (Εστία, 2010) 7. William Shakespeare, Σονέτα, transl. Διονύσης Καψάλης, (Άγρα, 2 009)2 8. William Shakespeare, Άμλετ, transl. Βασίλης Ρώτας, (Ίκαρος, 1974) or transl.

Γ. Χειμωνάς (Κέδρος, 1988)

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9. William Shakespeare, Ρωμαίος και Ιουλιέττα, transl. Διονύσης Καψάλης (Πατάκης, 1996)

10. Robert Burton, Ανατομία της μελαγχολίας, transl. Παναγιώτης Χοροζίδης (Ηριδανός, 2007)

11. Jonathan Swift, Τα ταξίδια του Γκάλλιβερ, transl. Μίλτος Φραγκόπουλος (Ύψιλον, 1993) or Τα ταξίδια του Γκιούλιβερ, transl. Φώντας Κονδύλης (Καστανιώτης, 1999)

12. Montesquieu, Περσικές επιστολές, transl. Νίκη Μολφέτα (Καστανιώτης, 1998) or Ch. De Laclos, Οι επικίνδυνες σχέσεις, v. 2, transl. Ανδρέας Στάικος (Άγρα, 1989)

13. Voltaire, Καντίντ, transl. Παντελής Κοντογιάννης (Πόλις, 2005) 14. Lord Byron, Ένα απόσπασμα, transl. Λίλιαν Stread-Δασκαλοπούλου (Άγρα,

1994) 15. Lord Byron, Ντον Ζουάν: Άσματα 9-16: τέλος έργου Ντον Ζουάν, transl. Μαρία

Ι. Κεσίση (Σπανός - «Βιβλιοφιλία», 1987) 16. Goethe, Τα πάθη του νεαρού Βερθέρου, transl. Στέλλα Γ. Νικολούδη (Άγρα,

1994) 17. Fr. Schiller, Μαρία Στιούαρτ, transl. Βασίλης Ρώτας (Εταιρεία Σπουδών

Σχολής Μωραΐτη, 1973) 18. E. T. Hoffmann, Πριγκίπισσα Μπραμπίλα, transl. Ιάκωβος Κοπερτί (Οδυσσέας,

1998) 19. E. T. Hoffmann, Βίος και Πολιτεία του Γάτου Μουρ, transl. Μαρία Αγγελίδου

(Ερατώ, 1997) 20. Charles Dickens, Μεγάλες Προσδοκίες, transl. Αγγέλα Βερυκοκάκη (Νέα Σύ-

νορα, 1998) or Μεγάλες Προσδοκίες, transl. Παυλίνα Παμπούδη (Πατάκης, 1998)

21. Honoré de Balzac, Ο Σαραζίνος, transl. Άρης Μαραγκόπουλος (Νεφέλη, 1997) or Ο Συνταγματάρχης Σαμπέρ, transl. Μαρία Κράλλη (Το Ποντίκι, 2006)

22. E. A. Poe, Ο χρυσός σκαραβαίος, transl. Πέτρος Κωστόπουλος (Γράμματα, 1991)

23. E. A. Poe, Το κλεμμένο γράμμα, transl. Άρης Μπερλής (Ολκός, 2000) 24. Charles Baudelaire, Τα άνθη του κακού, transl. Δέσπω Καρούσου, bilingual

edition with comments (Γκοβόστης) 25. Charles Baudelaire, Η μελαγχολία του Παρισιού. Μικρά πεζά ποιήματα, transl.

Στέργιος Βαρβαρούσης (Ερατώ, 1985) 26. Gustave Flaubert, Μαντάμ Μποβαρύ, transl. Μπάμπης Λυκούδης (Εξάντας,

1989) or Μαντάμ Μποβαρύ, transl. Κωνσταντίνος Θεοτόκης (Γράμματα, 1991)

27. Ibsen, Το κουκλόσπιτο (Νόρα), transl. Ερρίκος Μπελιές (Ηριδανός, 2008) 28. F. Dostoyevsky, Το υπόγειο, transl. Ε. Μπακοπούλου (Ίνδικτος, 2010) or

Αναμνήσεις από το υπόγειο, transl. Σταυρούλα Αργυροπούλου (Ροές, 2001) 29. Nikolai Gogol, Το παλτό, transl. Γιώργος Τσακνιάς (Πατάκης, 1997) 30. Τ. Σ. Ελιοτ, Δεν είναι η ποίηση που προέχει, transl. Στ. Μπεκατώρος (Πατάκης,

2003) or Δοκίμια για την ποίηση και την κριτική (1919-1961), transl. Στ. Μπεκατώρος (Ηριδανός, 1983)

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31. Fr. Kafka, Η Δίκη, transl. Δημ Δήμου (Ροές, 2002) 32. Virginia Wolf, Κυρία Νταλαγουέι (Μεταίχμιο, 2006) or Στο φάρο, transl. Άρης

Μπερλής (Ύψιλον, 1995) 33. James Joyce, Οδυσσέας, transl. Σωκράτης Καψάσκης (Κέδρος, 1992) 34. S. Beckett, Πρόζες, transl. Εριφύλη Μαρωνίτη (Πατάκης, 1998) 35. Jorge Luis Borges, Άλεφ and Το βιβλίο της άμμου in Άπαντα πεζά, transl. Αχ.

Κυριακίδης (Ελληνικά Γράμματα, 2005) II. BIBLIOGRAPHY: TEXTS ABOUT THEORY AND HISTORY OF LITERA-TURE

1. Jonathan Culler, Λογοτεχνική θεωρία. Μια συνοπτική εισαγωγή, (Π.Ε.Κ., 2000) 2. M. H. Abrams, Λεξικό Λογοτεχνικών Όρων (Πατάκης, 2008 the sections «Απο-

δόμηση», «Δομιστική κριτική», «Θεωρία της πρόσληψης», «Θεωρία των γλωσσικών πράξεων», «Θεωρίες κριτικής, σύγχρονες», «Κριτική της ανα-γνωστικής ανταπόκρισης», «Κριτική των κειμένων», «Μαρξιστική κριτική», «Μεταδομισμός», «Μεταποικιακές σπουδές», «Θεωρίες της μεταφοράς», «Νέος Ιστορικισμός», «Ομοφυλοφιλική θεωρία», «Φεμινιστική κριτική», «Φορμαλισμός», «Μοντερνισμός», «Μεταμοντερνισμός»)

3. Fernand Braudel, Η γραμματική των πολιτισμών (Μ.Ι.Ε.Τ. 22002, p. 457-533) 4. H. Bloom, Δυτικός Κανόνας (Gutenberg, 2007, the chapters about Shakespeare,

p. 81-117 and Dante, p. 119-152) 5. Annick Benoit-Dusausoy & Guy Fontaine, Ευρωπαϊκά Γράμματα. Ιστορία της

Ευρωπαϊκής Λογοτεχνίας (Σοκόλης, 1999, the chapters: vol. A΄: «Νουβέλα-Βοκκάκιος», p. 278-285, «Δάντης και Θεία Κωμωδία», p. 288-295, «Πε-τράρχης», p. 296-302, «Βοκκάκιος και Δεκαήμερον», p. 304-312, «Έρασμος και Μωρίας Εγκώμιον», p. 398-406, «Ραμπελαί και Γαργαντούας και Παντα-γκρυέλ», p. 420-429, «Θερβάντες και Δον Κιχώτης», p. 520-528, «Σαίξπηρ», p. 529-538 / vol. B΄: «Θέατρο - Γάμος - Αστική τάξη - Ίψεν, Στρίντμπεργκ – Εξπρεσσιονισμός», p. 81-87, «Τι είναι ο διαφωτισμός;», p. 126-147 [or: Stuart Hall & Bram Gieben, Η διαμόρφωση της Νεωτερικότητας, transl. Θα-νάσης Τσακίρης, Βίκτωρ Τσακίρης, Σαββάλας, 22003, p. 41-95], «Ο περιο-δικός τύπος», p. 213-221, «Σουίφτ», p. 222-229, «Βολταίρος», p. 230-238

6. Martin Travers, Εισαγωγή στη Νεότερη Ευρωπαϊκή Λογοτεχνία (Βιβλιόραμα, 2005)

IV. POSTGRADUATE STUDIES

A. Postgraduate studies of School of Philology

DEPARTMENT OF CLASSICS

WINTER SEMESTER GREEK 513: OTHER GENRES OF POETRY (3 h/w, credit hours: 15 ECTS)

1. Hellenistic Epyllion E. Sistakou GREEK 514: TRAGEDY (3 h/w, credit hours: 15 ECTS)

1. War in Greek Tragedy T. Papadopoulou LATIN 573: OTHER GENRES OF PROSE (3 h/w, credit hours: 15 ECTS)

1. Latin novel S. Frangoulidis

LATIN 583: LATIN POETRY I (3 h/w, credit hours: 15 ECTS) 1. Theoretical approaches of classical Latin Poetry

T. Papanghelis LATIN 584: LATIN POETRY II (3 h/w, credit hours: 15 ECTS)

1. Christian Latin Poetry of the Late Antiquity: authors and themes D. Nikitas

SPRING SEMESTER GREEK 520: HISTORIOGRAPHY (3 h/w, credit hours: 15 ECTS)

1. Herodotus I. Tzifopoulos LATIN 563: OTHER GENRES OF POETRY (3 h/w, credit hours: 15 ECTS)

1. The Latin Epigram from the beginnings to Martial L. Tromaras LATIN 585: LATIN PROSE I (3 h/w, credit hours: 15 ECTS)

1. Christian Latin Prose of the Late Antiquity: authors and themes D. Nikitas DISSERTATION (30 ECTS)

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WINTER SEMESTER

MGRL 600: RESEARCH METHODOLOGY: MODERN GREEK STUDIES (3 h/w, credit hours: 15 ECTS)

L. Arampatzidou M. Bakoyiannis G. Farinou-Malamatari A. Tiktopoulou L. Varelas

MGRL 601: HISTORY AND MODERN GREEK LITERATURE I (3 h/w, credit hours: 15 ECTS)

History and myth making: Chronography and historiography from the end of Byzantium to the 18th century

S. Stavrakopoulou MGRL 609: SPECIALIZED TOPICS OF PROSE ΙΙ (3 h/w, credit hours: 15

ECTS) Papadiamandis as a translator

G. Farinou-Malamatari BYZL 622: METHODOLOGY OF CRITICAL EDITIONS (3 h/w, credit

hours: 15 ECTS) Aspects of textual transmission and criticism I. Vassis BYZL 633: SPECIALIZED TOPICS OF PROSE (3 h/w, credit hours: 15

ECTS) Topics in narrative techniques of Byzantine chronography

M. Avgerinou-Tzioga COML 643: TOPICS IN INTERTEXTUAL RELATIONS II (3 h/w, credit

hours: 15 ECTS) Literary meetings between Russia and Greece

A. Ioannidou

SPRING SEMESTER

MGRL 607: MODERN GREEK LITERATURE AND OTHER ARTS (3 h/w, credit hours: 15 ECTS)

The portrait of the artist M. Mike MGRL 618: SPECIALIZED TOPICS OF MODERN GREEK PHILOLOGY I

(3 h/w, credit hours: 15 ECTS)

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Postgraduate Studies ¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯ Topics in Ionian literature A. Tiktopoulou BYZL 626: HYMNOGRAPHY (3 h/w, credit hours: 15 ECTS) Landmarks in Byzantine hymnography from the 7th to the 15th

centuries and problems of the critical edition of the hymns V. Katsaros BYZL 630: HAGIOGRAPHY/HOMILETICS (3 h/w, credit hours: 15

ECTS) Photios, Homilies S. Kotzabassi COML 641: RESEARCH METHODOLOGY: GENERAL AND COM-

PARATIVE LITERATURE (3 h/w, credit hours: 15 ECTS) E. Tsirimokou - I. Naoum

DEPARTMENT OF LINGUISTICS WINTER SEMESTER

Theoretical Linguistics G-LSUD 813: TOPICS IN THEORETICAL LINGUISTICS (3 h/w, credit

hours: 15 ECTS) Topics in Modern Greek morphology A. Anastassiadi-Symeonidi

Applied Linguistics G-LSUD 822: TOPICS IN APPLIED LINGUISTICS (3 h/w, credit hours: 15

ECTS) Grammar learning and teaching in the second language D. Papadopoulou G-LSUD 829: TOPICS IN APPLIED LINGUISTICS (3 h/w, credit hours: 15

ECTS) Children’s in and out of school digital literacy practices and

identities D. Koutsogiannis

Historical and Balkan Linguistics G-LSUD 831: TOPICS IN HISTORICAL AND BALKAN LINGUISTICS (3

h/w, credit hours: 15 ECTS) The Laryngeal Theory G. Papanastasiou G-LSUD 837: TOPICS IN HISTORICAL AND BALKAN LINGUISTICS (3

h/w, credit hours: 15 ECTS)

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Postgraduate Studies ¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯ The comparison in Balkan languages C. Tzitzilis

SPRING SEMESTER

Theoretical Linguistics G-LSUD 811: TOPICS IN THEORETICAL LINGUISTICS (3 h/w, credit

hours: 15 ECTS) The grammaticalization of negotiation I. Veloudis G-LSUD 812: TOPICS IN THEORETICAL LINGUISTICS (3 h/w, credit

hours: 15 ECTS) Language and emotion M. Theodoropoulou G-LSUD 815: TOPICS IN THEORETICAL LINGUISTICS (3 h/w, credit

hours: 15 ECTS) Humble Language, formal Logic and human Experience I. Veloudis

Applied Linguistics G-LSUD 825: TOPICS IN APPLIED LINGUISTICS (3 h/w, credit hours: 15

ECTS) Vocabulary teaching

Α. Anastassiadi-Symeonidi G-LSUD 827: TOPICS IN APPLIED LINGUISTICS (3 h/w, credit hours: 15

ECTS) Approaches to language teaching D. Koutsogiannis

Historical and Balkan Linguistics G-LSUD 833: TOPICS IN HISTORICAL AND BALKAN LINGUISTICS (3

h/w, credit hours: 15 ECTS) Turkish influences on Greek, Albanian and Bulgarian. A

comparative study D. Kyriazis G-LSUD 836: TOPICS IN HISTORICAL AND BALKAN LINGUISTICS (3

h/w, credit hours: 15 ECTS) Language contacts in Ancient, Medieval and Modern Greek

dialects C. Tzitzilis

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B. “Studies of European Literature and Culture”

Post-graduate programme in collaboration with the Schools of English Language and Literature, French Language and Literature, German Language and Literature and Italian Language and Literature of Aristotelian University.

1st SEMESTER – distance learning

ELP 1-501: Main texts of European civilization I (3 h/w, credit hours: 15 ECTS)

ELP 1-510: Literary theory and textual analysis (3 h/w, credit hours: 15 ECTS)

2nd SEMESTER – intensive 1st …… seminar of specialization (3 h/w, credit hours: 15 ECTS) 2nd …… seminar of specialization (3 h/w, credit hours: 15 ECTS)

3rd SEMESTER – distance learning ELP 1-501: Main texts of European civilization I (3 h/w, credit hours:

15ECTS) ELP 1-510: Literary theory and cultural analysis (3 h/w, credit hours: 15ECTS)

4th SEMESTER – distance learning 3rd …… seminar of specialization (3 h/w, credit hours: 15 ECTS) Seminar of cultural studies (3 h/w, credit hours: 15 ECTS) Dissertation (3 h/w, credit hours: 30 ECTS)

C. “Modern Greek and Cultural Studies”

Post-graduate programme in collaboration with the Schools of English Language and Literature, French Language and Literature and German Lan-guage and Literature of Aristotelian University, as also with the School of Philology of the University of Crete. For the courses offered see p. 36-37 above.

V. APPENDIX: USEFUL SERVICES TO STUDENTS

Anyone studying at Aristotle University of Thessaloniki may request the assistance of special university services in order to solve various problems they may face during their studies. They can also become themselves volunteers by offering their services to other colleagues or fellow students in need. Social Policy and Health Committee

The Social Policy and Health Committee (SPHC) aims to create conditions that will make the University an accessible area to all members of the university community, by giving priority to space (and therefore knowledge) accessibility to disabled persons. For this reason, qualified members of the teaching staff can train students with visual impairment to use electronic equipment linked with Braille printers installed in some of the University libraries. Also the SPHC, to its best, tries to ensure the granting of books with voice output to these students. The SPHC also provides a bus for disabled persons, in order to facilitate their movement in campus for classes and exams during the academic year. In this context the University has created a Program for the Promotion of Self-Help, which is basically run by a team of volunteers, the majority of whom are students. Email: selfhelp@auth.gr Many years ago the Social Policy and Health Committee established the institution of Voluntary Blood Donation, which also led to the creation of a Blood Bank in AHEPA hospital. Since May 2007, a second Blood Bank was founded too, in the Department of Physical Education in Serres with the collaboration of the Social Policy and Health Committee and the General Hospital of Serres. Voluntary blood donation takes place twice a year during the months of November and April, at the Ceremony Hall of Aristotle University. The immediate target is to cover all needs for blood through voluntary blood donation, which currently covers 40% of total needs. Volunteering for blood donation, which is a safe and without complications procedure, is open to every person above 18 years of age, who does not have special health problems. Email: socialcom@ad.auth.gr fititikiline@ad.auth.gr Website: http://spc.web.auth.gr Tel / Fax: 2310 995386, 2310 995360

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Observatory for the Academic Progress of Students belonging to Vulnerable Social Groups

The role οf this Observatory is to assist: - students with disabilities - foreign students - minority students, foreign students of Greek descent or repatriate

students - as well as any other category of students who face problems hindering

their studies The above mentioned students can inform directly the Observatory – and also inform the Student Advisors of their Department – of any serious problem that they might face in the course of their studies, which arise either because of their disability or because of cultural or language or health problems. Email: stud-observ@ad.auth.gr Website: http://acobservatory.web.auth.gr Tel./Fax: 2310.995360 Counseling and Psychological Support Committee

The Counseling and Psychological Support Committee aims to the better organization and function of the university structures that offer psychological assistance and counseling to AUTh students. The services provided by the University Center for Counseling and Psychological Support are offered to students and university staff alike. The Committee works closely with other related Committees and organizes dialogue workshops with students, as well as with the administrative and other staff of the university community. Among the future aims of KE.ΣΥ.ΨΥ is the operation of a campus hotline, in order to provide immediate assistance to people in crisis and to those facing personal difficulties that could feel safer to talk about their problems in anonymity and in absence of visual contact. KE.ΣΥ.ΨΥ is located on the ground floor of the Lower University Student Club, in the Sanitary Service Section, offices 5 & 8. Email: vpapadot@ad.auth.gr Tel.: 2310 992643 & 2310992621 Fax: 2310 992607 & 210992621

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Volunteer Committee

The Volunteer Committee has as its main goal to promote to the members of the university community of AUTh the idea of volunteering as a contemporary social demand. With this aim, the Volunteer Committee having also as its motivation the improvement of the daily life of everyone working in Aristotle University –students and teaching and administrative staff- in areas such as student affairs, environmental issues and social aid, encourages all members of the university community to take initiative by submitting ideas and suggestions. To this end, some Networks of Volunteers in Departments and Faculties have already been created, consisting of a faculty member and a student, in order to develop a body of volunteers in each Department / Faculty of AUTh. Email: vrect-ac-secretary@auth.gr Tel: 2310996713, 996708 Fax: 2310996729