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Maria Schoina

Associate Professor - Department of English Literature and Culture

310A | +30 2310 997413 | schoina@enl.auth.gr | personal page
Office hours: TH 11:00-13:00(Thursday 7 September) | FR 11:00-13:00(Friday 15 September ) | MO 14:00-16:00(Monday 18 September) | TH 11:00-13:00(Thursday 28 September )

Maria Schoina is Associate Professor of English Literature. She holds a BA, MA and PhD from Aristotle University. She received scholarships and awards for her PhD and post-doc research (Greek State Scholarship Foundation, Research Committee of Aristotle University, Italian Ministry of Foreign Affairs, ESSE) which she conducted in the UK and Italy. She has presented several papers at international conferences and her publications have appeared in journals such as Romanticism, The Byron Journal, The Keats-Shelley Review, Notes & Queries, European Romantic Review, The Wordsworth Circle and in essay collections. She is the author of Romantic "Anglo-Italians": Configurations of Identity in Byron, the Shelleys, and the Pisan Circle (Ashgate 2009; Routledge 2016; Routledge paperback edition 2019). Her research interests focus on English Romantic poetry, Romantic Philhellenism, Anglo-Italian literary and cultural relations, the reception of classical texts in the Romantic period and of the Romantics in Greece, the history of the book and digital humanities. Her most recent publications include an essay on Mary Shelley’s Greek studies in The Keats-Shelley Review (2019), a chapter on the Pisan Circle in Byron in Context (Cambridge UP, 2020) and a chapter on Byron’s reviewers for the Oxford Handbook of Lord Byron (forthcoming, 2023). She has also edited a volume of translations of Romantic poetry in Greek entitled Anthology of Romantic Poets (Ανθολογία Ρομαντικών Ποιητών) published by Kedros (Athens 2021). She is Joint President of the International Association of Byron Societies (IABS). For a detailed biographical note, please visit http://www.enl.auth.gr/staff/schoina.htm.


TEACHING (ACADEMIC YEAR 2022-2023)

SemesterCodeTitleGroupDayFromToRoom
Winter G-LSUD1 Lit125 Workshop in Critical Writing: Poetry b Thursday 16:00 18:30 01 ν.π.
Winter G-LSUD3 EnLit338 British Gothic Writing 1760-1900 Tuesday 13:30 16:00 112 π.κ.
Spring G-LSUD2 EnLit260 Survey of English Literature I Tuesday 16:00 18:30 107
Spring G-LSUD3 EnLit375 English Romanticism: Literature and Politics (1780-1832) Thursday 16:00 18:30 107