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Tatiani Rapatzikou

Associate Professor - Department of American Literature and Culture

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Office hours: TU 13:30-14:30(FOR MA STUDENTS ONLY: On Tuesdays (Online or by Appointment); Register by clicking on the click here) | WE 16:00-17:00(On Wednesdays (Online/Onsite); Register by clicking on the click here) | TH 15:00-16:00(On Thursdays (Online Only); Register by clicking on the click here)

Tatiani Rapatzikou is Associate Professor at the department of American Literature and Culture. She holds an M.A. (1996) from Lancaster University in Contemporary Literary Studies and a Ph.D. (2001) in Contemporary American Literature from the University of East Anglia, Norwich, England. For her Ph.D. research, she was funded by the Board of Greek State Scholarships Foundation (I.K.Y). Also, she received during her Ph.D. studies funding, as is the case with the BAAS Short Term Travel Award (2000) for her research trip to the U.S. and Canada, and the Arthur Miller Centre Award (2000) for her bibliographical research. In summer 2009, she was a Fulbright Visiting Scholar at the M.I.T. Comparative Media Studies program, while in Spring 2012 she was a Visiting Research Scholar at the Program in Literature at Duke University, U.S. while in Winter 2016 she was a Visiting Research Scholar at the Department of English at York University, Toronto, Canada. She is the coordinator of the project "Urban Environments in Transition" (Alumni Engagement Innovation Fund-International Competition 2012 with the participation of the Fulbright Foundation). She is also the co-director of the American Studies Resource Portal,the co-editor of ECHOES (the online creative writing magazine of School of English), and the coordinator of the Mutlimodal Research & Reading Group. She is also a member of the General Editor team of the online, open source, blind reviewed and DOAJ sealed Ex-Centric Narratives: Journal of Anglophone Literature, Culture and Media hosted by the Prothiki AUTh Library and Information Centre. For the period between 2019-2022, she was the director of the Digital Humanities Lab "Psifis" of the Faculty of Philosophy at the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki. In 2020, she was awarded a Fellowship by the Eccles Center for American Studies for her research in the British Library (U.K.) on contemporary American literary production and digitality. Since the beginning of 2022, she's a Fulbright Greece Alumni Outreach Ambassador (AUTh). She is also academically responsible for a number of AUTh international and Erasmus+ agreements. She teaches courses and supervises research projects in 20th and 21st century American fiction and poetry with emphasis placed on the following research areas: Contemporary American Literature and the New Media, Digital Literature, Postmodern Fiction and Poetry, the Technological Uncanny, and Cyberculture/Cyberpunk (in relation to William Gibson). 



TEACHING (ACADEMIC YEAR 2023-2024)

SemesterCodeTitleGroupDayFromToRoom
Winter G-LSUD3 AmLit367 Modernist American Poetry: Making it 'New' Wednesday 16:00 18:30 112 ð.ê.
Winter G-LSUD4 AmLit489 American Literature and Digital Humanities Monday 16:00 18:30 112 ð.ê.
Spring Lit 598 Énterdisciplinarity and Literature Tuesday 10:00 13:00 308 ðáô.
Spring G-LSUD2 AmLit271 American Literature and Culture: From Modern Times to the Present b Wednesday 13:30 16:00 417