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Pamela
Albanese
p.albanese@verizon.net
USA (Rhode Island)
Bard College, B.A. in Literature
Area of concentration: 20th Century
Literature.
Languages: Spanish, French
Elizabeth
Alsop
ealsop@gmail.com
Brown, B.A. in Comparative Literature
Area of concentration:
20th Century literature; Modernism; Theories of theNovel; Film and Media Studies
Languages: English, Italian, French
Leah
Anderst
lmanderst@hotmail.com
USA
Butler University, Indianapolis, B.A. in English
Area of concentration: Modern French
Literature, Film Studies, Marguerite Duras centuries
Languages: French, Spanish
Anastassiya
Andrianova
a_andr@apexmail.com
Kiev, Ukraine
City College, B.A. in English, Philosophy, Minor in Latin
Area of concentration: British
and French Romanticism, Early 20th Century Russian, Autobiography and
Confessionary Narrative, Literature and Philosophy
Languages: Russian, Ukranian, French, Classical Latin
Adrienne
Aranita
kiki@nyu.edu
New York University
BA, New York
Lissi
Athanasiou
lyssi_a@hotmail.com
New York, NY
Tha Graduate Center, Cuny
Area of concentration: Modernity, Modern Greek literature, the 20 century novel, memory, mind, narrative techniques, emotions
Languages: Greek, English. French (basic), Ancient Greek and Latin
Rebecca Behrens
rbehrens@gc.cuny.edu
BA, Northwestern University
Languages: Spanish and English
Anick Boyd
aboyd@gc.cuny.edu
USA (San Diego, CA)
San Diego State University, B.A. with Honors in English
Area of concentration: The French and Anglophone Modernist novel; Louis-Ferdinand Celine; 20th century American literature
Languages: French, German
Raluca
Bradu
ralucabradu@yahoo.com
Oradea, Romania
Baruch College, BBA in Advertising,
Minor in Psychology
Area of concentration: French
and English Medieval Romance and progress from the Romance to
the 19th century Novel
Languages: Romanian, French, Italian
Heather
Brown
hbrown@tishmanspeyer.com
USA
Middlebury College, Vermont, M.A. in French
Area of concentration: 19th
and 20th Century Literature;
French, Italian and American Modern Drama
Elda
Buonanno
ebuonanno@gc.cuny.edu
Italy
University of Milan, M.A. in Modern and Foreign Languages and Literatures
Area of concentration: Dante,
Petrarch, Modern Drama,
Literature of Trauma and Witness, Italian Neorealism, Linguistics
and Translation Studies
Languages: Italian
Veruska
Cantelli
vcantelli@gc.cuny.edu
Rome, Italy
Hunter College, New York, B.A. with Honors in Italian Literature and Theatre
at Hunter College, CUNY.
Area of concentration: Women
Studies, Italian and American 20th-Century Poetry, French and Italian
Enlightenment.
Languages: Italian, Spanish
Federica
K. Clementi
fkclementi@yahoo.com
Rome, Italy
University of Rome "La Sapienza," B.A. in Eastern
European Studies, Brandeis University, M.A. in Jewish Studies
Area
of concentration: Modern European Jewish Literature and Thought.
Michael
Demson
mdemson@earthlink.net
Toronto, Canada
Reed College, Portland, B.A. in English
Area of concentration: Rousseau
& Shelley: Temporal Considerations, Romanticism, Hellenism, Theory
Angelo
R. Dicuonzo
adicuonzo@gc.cuny.edu
Italy
Universita' di Bologna
Area of concentration: Modern
and Contemporary Fiction, Theory of Literature.
Isolina Douglas
idouglas@gc.cuny.edu
The Graduate Center of the City University of New York.
Area of concentration: 20th century Italian and American literature. Modernism and Postmodernism. Italian, French, and America avant-gardes. Interactions between politics and literature.
Paul
DuCett
USA
Middlebury College, Vermont
Area of concentration: Augustan
era love poetry, questions of neo-classicisms, Pushkin, 19th century realist
novels, particularly Russian.
Albert
Fayngold
albert@fayngoldarts.net
B.A. in English Literature, C.W.Post, 1999; expected Ph.D. Comparative Literature CUNY
Graduate Center, 2008
Languages: Russian, Ukrainian, Czech, French
Lev
Feigin
lfeigin@gc.cuny.edu
St. Petersburg, Russia
Pennsylvania State University, University Park, B.A. in English
Area of concentration: Modernism,
Biculturality, Culture Studies.
Languages: Russian, Italian
Nicole Fennimore
nfennimore@gc.cuny.edu
Brooklyn, NY
NYU, BA in Medieval & Renaissance Studies
Area of concentration: Medieval Studies, lyric poetry
Languages: French, Latin
Anna
Finkelstern
afinkelstern@gmail.com
Israel/Russia
Tel Aviv University, B.A. in French and English literature
Area of concentration: 19th – 20th century French and English literatures, 18th – 19th century Russian literature, Romanticism and Realism, Philosophy of Language, Cultural Studies, Theories of Communication, Mythology, Immigration Narratives and Portrayals, Memory and Memoir.
Languages: Russian, Hebrew, French
Nathalie Fouyer
nathalie@nyct.net
MA hunter college
Langauges: french, english, spanish, some russian
Giorgio
Galbussera
ggalbussera@gc.cuny.edu
Italy
Universita' Cattolica del Sacro Cuore
Area of concentration: American
Literature, German Literature, Modernism, Postmodernism, Poetry.
Aimee
Gardner
leitfaden@yahoo.com
USA
Graduate Center of the City University of New York, M.A. in Comparative
Literature
Area of concentration: German
Regional Theater, Weimar, Post-War Literature.
Claudia Geller
cg491214@hotmail.com
B.A. Spanish, English minor, College of S.I.
Area of concentration: "Golden Age" of Hebrew literature in Medieval Spain; Ladino; Yiddish literature; Latin American literature by Jewish writers; translation studies.
Languages: Spanish, Hebrew
Marisa
Giorgi
mzg10_99@yahoo.com
B.A. in Italian Language and Culture, Art History minor, University of Pittsburgh; M.A. in Italian Studies, University of Pittsburgh
Area of concentration: Fascism, representations and narrations of World War II and the fascist culture from a post-war/post-fascist perspective and the representation of historical events within the 20th century narrative.
Languages: Italian
Joanna A. Giuttari
USA
Columbia University
Area of concentration: The
influence/traces of the Classics in the Modern Languages: English, French,
Italian, Latin, and Ancient Greek.
Adam
Goldwyn
agoldwyn@gc.cuny.edu
USA
Pomona College: BA, Ancient and Medieval Mediterranean History University College London: MA, Ancient History
Area of concentration: Historiography in the ancient and medieval world. Literary elements and merits of historical texts, with focus on the role of narrative and the practice of narratology as a critical discipline. The way historical texts serve as foundational pieces around which communities organize their society and literature, the Bible, the Homeric corpus of The Iliad and The Odyssey, and Arthurian myth
Languages: Ancient Greek, Hebrew, Medieval and Modern French
Rebecca
Gould
Rrg3@nyu.edu
USA
University of California, Berkeley, B.A. in Comparative Literature and
Slavic Studies
Area of concentration: City
College of New York, M.A. in Creative Writing Russian Orientalism, Literatures of the North Caucasus, Translation.
Erika
Halstead
kehalstead@gm.com
USA
University of Texas, B.A. in English and Economics
Area of concentration: Twentieth Century American, Latin-American, Peninsular Literature and Film; Immigrant Narrative; Transnationalism; 19th/Early 20 th Century British and American Novel
Languages: Spanish, French
Monica
Hanna
monica_d_hanna@yahoo.com
Los Angeles, CA
University of California, Berkeley, B.A. English
Area of concentration: Immigration
Narratives and Portrayals, Race, National Identity, Globalization, Italian
Literature, American Literature.
Languages: Spanish, Italian
Adrian Izquierdo
adrianmartinizquierdo@yahoo.fr
University of Maryland
Université de Cergy-Pontoise, France
Area of concentration: Spanish (Cuban Literature). Literature of Exile. Translation
Languages: Spanish, English, French
Selin Kalostyan
skalostyan@gc.cuny.edu
Istanbul, Turkey
Istanbul University, B.A. in English and American Literature
City College of New York, M.A. in English
Area of concentration: Postcolonial
Studies, Modernism, Postmodernism, Gender Studies, Autobiography and Memory,
Modern and Contemporary Art.
Tim
Keane
Area of concentration: Existential Literature, Prose Poetics, Modern French & American Literatures, Poetry & Translation
Languages: Latin, French, Spanish
Adele
Kudish
ak626@nyu.edu
Comparative Literature B.A (Cum Laude), New York University
Area of concentration: Early Modern French, English, and Italian prose and its influence on 19th and early 20th Century European novels
Languages: French, Italian, Romanian
Christopher
Leydon
cleydon@earthlink.net
USA
St. John's College, Annapolis, B.A. in Liberal Arts
Area of concentration: Comparative
Studies in Medieval Literature, Hagiography, Vernacular Poetics, Connections
to Classical Myth
Andrew Libby
M.A. Comparative Literature, The Graduate Center, CUNY; B.A. in English
and German, University of Texas
Languages: German, French; reading knowledge of Ancient Greek, Latin, Old English, and Dutch
Mikhail
Lipyanskiy
CUNY Graduate Center, New York, NY
Ph.D. Student in Comparative Literature
Languages: Native fluency in English and Russian. Written knowledge of Ukrainian and Old Slavonic and Hebrew.
Evelina Mendelevich
emendelevich@gmail.com
English B.A (Suma Cum Laude), Hunter College, CUNY
Area of interest: Russian, British, and French nineteenth-century novel. Psychological fiction. Women writers.
Languages: Russian (native), Belarusian (near-native), French (proficient), Hebrew (fair), Latin (fair).
Anna
Moschovakis
amoschovakis@gmail.com
The Graduate Center of the City University of New York.
PhD in Comparative Literature (in progress since 2000)
Areas of Interest: Through translation (and false translations),
collaborations and other attempts to erase conventional authority
(e.g., using chance operations, claiming otherworldly inspiration),
and what I term linguistic slumming—most clearly delineated in
constraint-based writing, such as John Cage’s work or that of
the OULIPO, but intriguingly present elsewhere in Modern and postmodern
poetry and fiction.
Olga
Muratova
murkissa@optonline.net
Gaduate Center of the City University of New York (CUNY)
Languages: Native speaker of Russian.
Written knowledge of French, Latin and Ukrainian.
Simona
Mammana
simomammana@hotmail.com
Italy
Degree in Art and Humanities (laurea in Lettere e Filosofia) (Universita'
degli studi di Firenze), Ph.D. in Italian Studies (Italianistica) (Universita'
degli studi di Firenze)
Area of concentration: Renaissance
Literature, Epic Poem, Petrarchism, Phylology, Bibliography and History
of Printing.
Languages: Italian
Yvonne
Mattevi
ymattevi@gc.cuny.edu
Trento, Italy.
SUNY. Stony Brook University, DA in Foreign Language Instruction.
YSU (OH). MA in English + TESOL Certificate.
Area of concentration: Italian-American literature, linguistics, cultural studies, theatre, and pedagogy.
Languages: Italian
Lucy
McNair
lucymcnair@verizon.net
B.A. in GermanStudies from the University of Massachusetts, M.A. in Translation
Studies from the University of Paris VIII
Area of concentration:
Languages: French
Drew
Moore
dmoorenyc@rcn.com
USA
M.A., Comparative Literature, CUNY Graduate Center
B.A., Greek and Latin, University of Tennessee, Knoxville
B.S., Theatre, Northwestern University
Area of concentration: Classical
philosophy, mythology, literature
Languages: Greek, Latin, Spanish
Alexander
Moudrov
moudrov@gmail.com
Russia
Hunter College
Area of concentration: Censorship.
Scandalous and Sensationalist Literature & Journalism. Literary Imbecility.
Nabokov, Poe, Ovid, & their times: the Soviets, early 19th century
and mid-20th century America, Augustan Rome.
Yael Nezer
YNezer@gc.cuny.edu
Binyamina, Israel
M.A., Hebrew and Comparative Literature, Haifa University
B.A., Hebrew and Comparative Literature, Haifa University
Area of concentration: Latin Literature, Hebrew literature,
Renaissance Italian literature, History of Literary Criticism, Intertextuality and Mythology.
Languages:Hebrew, English, Latin, Ancient Greek, Italian (in progress)
James Nikopoulos
jnikopoulos@gc.cuny.edu
Area of concentration: 19th and 20th Century English, American, Italian, and
Modern Greek Literature. Modernism, the 20th century American Novel. T.S. Eliot and George Seferis. Film studies.
Languages: Greek, Italian
John
Pilsner
jpilsner@gc.cuny.edu
USA
University of Toronto, M.A.
Area of concentration: Philosophers
and Fools in Renaissance Literature, Renaissance Philosophy, Theology,
Art History, Allegory, Exegesis, Plato and Neo-Platonism.
Giulia
Po
gpo@gc.cuny.edu
Italy
Laurea in English Language and Literature, University of Bologna
Area of concentration: Italian
Literature,19th and 20th Century Italian Narrative, Women’s Studies
and Autobiographies, and Foreign Language Education.
Languages: Italian
Patrick
Reilly
Preilly22@aol.com
Ireland
Fordham University, New York, B.A.
Area of concentration: Greek
Literature, Eighteenth Century French and English Literature, Theatre,
The Symbolists, The Dialogue, Satire, Modernism, Drama, Dance, Music.
Mark
Rinaldi
mrinaldi@gc.cuny.edu
USA
B.A. in English and Italian, M.A. in Italian Literary and Cultural Studies, University of Connecticut
Area of concentration: Italian dialect literature, Italian-American Studies, and confrontation/rapport between Italy and Italian-Americans.
Languages: Italian
Flavio
Rizzo
flavio.rizzo@gmail.com
Rome, Italy
Universita' degli Studi Roma Tre
Laurea in Literature and Philosophy, Rome University
Area of concentration: Cinema
Studies, 20th Century American Writing, Italian Literature, Italian American
Studies and Asian Studies.
Languages: Italian, French, Spanish
Andrea
Rosso
andrea_efthymiou@yahoo.com
USA
University of California, Los Angeles, B.A.
Area of concentration: 20th
Century American and Italian Literature.
Abraham Rubin
abrubin@gmail.com
Israel
MA Tel Aviv University
BA Haifa University
Area of concentration: Modernism, critical theory, psychoanalysis, trauma
studies,Jewish-American literature
Languages: Hebrew, English, German
Lisa
Sarti
lisasarti@libero.it
Italy
Laurea Degree, University of Florence
Area of concentration: English literature, foreign languages
Languages: Italian, English, German, Spanish, Latin.
David C. Sharp
Misterdavidsharp@aol.com
Los Angeles, CA
UCLA, B.A. in English
Area of concentration: Italian,
Spanish, Modern Narrative, Film Studies.
Languages: Spanish, Italian, French, Portuguese, basic German
Jane
Shmidt
Jane_Shmidt@yahoo.com
U.S.A.
Graduate Center, CUNY,
New York, NY,
Area of concentration: Creative writing, Literature, Art History, Painting
Languages: Russian, Spanish
Bhakti Shringarpure
bhakti.shringarpure@gmail.com
Bombay, India
Bard College, BA in Literature (2000)
Area of concentration:Postcolonial Literatures and Theory, Conflict Studies, Cinema, Architecture, Space, Urbanism and Popular Culture
Michael
Skafidas
MichaelNPQ@aol.com
The Graduate Center,
City of New York, NY,
Languages: Native language Greek. Near-native fluency in English. Working knowledge
of French, German, and Classical Greek.
Elena Staffoni
EStaffoni@gc.cuny.edu
Area of concentration: 19th
and 20th century Italian, French, English and German literature;
Decadentism; Baudelaire; Film studies.
Languages: Italian,
French
Linda
Stein
LOSS2006@columbia.edu
Graduate Center, CUNY
Area of concentration: the medieval
literatures of Spain, France and England,
Languages: Spanish, French
Catherine
Sudol
csudol@rcn.com
Area of concentration:20th Century Urban Literature, the Flaneur, the Picaresque, Irish
Literature, Effects of the Reformation & Counter-Reformation on
European Literature.
Languages: Spanish & French
Gina
Maria Tomasulo
JeanRhys_4@hotmail.com
The Graduate Center of the City University of New York (CUNY), New York, New York
Area of concentration: Women's Studies, the Novel in France and Italy, African-American literature, Contemporary Autobiographical Writings, Postcolonial Studies, Narratology, Psychoanalysis.
Languages: Italian, French
Vivianna
Torrero
vivator@aol.com
Torino, Italy
Hunter College, B.A. in Italian Literature, Minor in Music
Area of concentration: 19th &
20th Century Italian Literature, Music, Film.
Laura
Travagin
ltravagin@gc.cuny.edu
Como, Italy
Hunter College, New York ,B.A.
Area of concentration: Post
Colonialism and Francophonie, Film Studies, Modernism, Post Modernism,
Cultural Studies, Modern Art.
Christopher
Trogan
ctrogan@aol.com
New York City
B.A., M.A. Columbia University.
Area of concentration: Research
Interests: 19th & 20th Century German Literature, Philosophical Approaches
to Literature, Film History & Theory, Nonfiction Prose Studies.
Languages: German
Kristina
Varade
krv203@nyu.edu
The City University of New York.
Area of concentration: Travel literature; national identity; Anglo-Irish and Italian relationships.
Languages: Italian; French
Zoltan
Varga
vargaz17@yahoo.com
MA in Ancient Greek, MA, English Studies, University of Szeged, Hungary;
MA, Gender Studies, Central European University, Hungary
Area of concentration: ancient
Greek literature, Greek mythology, modernist English novel, literary theory,
semiotics, gender
Languages: ancient Greek, English, Hungarian, German
Anna
Williams
awilliams101780@aol.com
USA
Bard College, Annandale-on-Hudson, B.A. in Literature
Area of concentration: 20th
Century American, Latin American and Caribbean Literature, Border Literature
and Theory.
Lori
Yamato
loriyamato@verizon.net
USA
New York University, Gallatin School of Individualized Study
BA from the Gallatin School of Individualized Study at NYU, MA in Comparative
Literature from the Graduate Center (CUNY).
Area of concentration: philosophy
and literature; Enlightenment and Romanticism; opera and song cycle; tragedy;
Orpheuses and Anti-Orpheuses; emblems, fables, and parables.
Languages: Danish, German, Italian, Latin
Matvei
Yankelevich
yan@pobox.com
Moscow, USSR
Wesleyan University, Connecticut, B.A. in Russian Literature
Graduate work at Yale University in Slavic Literature
Area of concentration: Literary
Theory, Metaphor, Surrealism, 20th Century Poetry, Translation, Visual
Culture & Theater, Theories of Avant-Garde.
Alexandra
Zobel
alexandra_zobel@hotmail.com
USA
Hunter College, New York, M.A. in Spanish
Area of concentration: Latin American
Literature, Arabic Literature, Violence: its effects on and portrayals
in literature, Literature as a vehicle for social protest and change.
Languages: Spanish, French, Italian, intermediate knowledge of Arabic