Michalopoulos Charilaos

Charilaos N. Michalopoulos is Associate Professor of Latin in the Department of Humanities at Democritus University of Thrace. He studied Classics at Aristotle University of Thessaloniki (BA in Classics, Byzantine & Modern Greek, and Linguistics, 2001) and at the University of Leeds (MA Latin, 2002; Ph.D. Latin, 2006). His research interests focus primarily on Ovid, Roman Epigram, Ecocriticism in Latin poetry, and the Modern Greek reception of Latin literature. He is the author of Myth, Language and Gender in the Corpus Priapeorum (Athens, 2014) and co-author, with V. Vaiopoulos and A.N. Michalopoulos of Ovid, Heroides (1-15). Introduction, Text, Translation, Commentary (Athens, 2021). He has published widely on the Corpus Priapeorum, gender in Roman elegy, and Ovid’s Heroides. He is actively engaged in the translation of Latin poetry into Modern Greek. Current research activity includes articles and a forthcoming monograph on the intersection of ecocriticism and Augustan poetry. He is member of the New Curriculum Team for Latin in Greek secondary education and an associate member of EuGeStA, the European network on Gender Studies in Antiquity.
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