Dr. Gerasimus Katsan
Assistant Professor, Modern Greek
Queens College, City University of New York
Department of European Languages and Literatures
Degrees
2003 Ph.D. Interdisciplinary Studies, Ohio State University
1995 M.A. Modern Greek, Ohio State University
1991 B.A. English, University of Utah
Principal Publications
“The Spaces of Postmodern Exile: Dimitris Hatzis' Diplo Vivio.’ in Stavroula Varella (ed.),
Languages and Cultures in Contact and Contrast: Historical and Contemporary Perspectives.
Athens: Athens Institute for Education and Research, 305-313 (2011).
“O Papadiamantis stin Ameriki.” Athinaiki Epitheorisi Bibliou 11: October 2010; 42-43.
“'Be it Ever So Humble': Nostalgia for Home and the Problem of Return in Postwar Novels of Exile.”
in Dimitris Tziovas (ed.), Greek Diaspora and Migration Since 1700. London: Ashgate, 205-214. (2009).
“Necessary Fictions: National Identity and Postmodern Critique in Gouroyiannis’
To Asimohorto Anthizei.” Journal of Modern Greek Studies 20:2 (October, 2002): 399-
420.