Anastasia Logotheti
Anastasia Logotheti is Professor of English at Deree College -
The American College of Greece. She also serves as the Director of
the Teaching and Learning Center at Deree-ACG
(https://www.acg.edu/faculty/anastasia-logotheti/).
Anastasia earned a BA in English at the University of Athens, an MA
in English at the Pennsylvania State University, and a PhD at
Goldsmiths, University of London. Her research focuses
mostly on modern and contemporary British fiction, esp
the work of contemporary novelists Ian McEwan, Kazuo Ishiguro, and
Graham Swift.
Recent publications include the articles “Alterity in E M Forster’s
‘The Other Boat’” in Language and Literary Studies of
Warsaw (2021) and “Digital Encounters with Shakespeare” in
Research in Drama Education (2020) as well as chapters in
the volumes Crossing Borders in Gender and Culture (2018),
Reading Graham Swift (2019), London: Myths, Tales and
Urban Legends (2021), Apocalyptic Visions in the
Anthropocene and the Rise of Climate Fiction
(2021), Women Writing Trauma in Literature (2022),
and Depictions of Pestilence in Literature, Media, and Art
(2023).
