Smatie Yemenetzi-Malathouni

Dr. Smatie Yemenetzi-Malathouni teaches at the Department of American Literature and Civilization of the School of English, AUTH, Greece.

She holds an M.A. in Literature (Kent State University, Kent, Ohio) and a Ph.D. in Early American Literature (Anne Bradstreet’s ‘The Grecian Monarchy’), AUTH, Greece.

She teaches:

• Comparative Poetry (English Greek, American)
• Early American Literature (Puritanism - Rationalism)
• American Gothic Texts

She researches in Cultural Studies with a particular interest in Early American Literature and Literature of Horror.

Major Publications in the area of Early American Literature.

Founding member of the HELAAS (Hellenic Association of American Studies) in Greece.

During the Fall term 2007, Dr Smatie Yemenedzi-Malathouni will be teaching the following courses:

• Lit. 7-245 History of American Literature and Culture: 1620-1820
• Lit. 7-437 Topics in American Literature I. Literature and the Fantastic in the USA- Horror Fiction
• Lit. 7-314 Approaches to American Studies (2 weeks)

Those interested can find all information concerning the above noted courses in https://blackboard.lib.auth.gr. You do not need a code number to enter.