A.J. Korzeniewski

A.J. Korzeniewski is a Lecturer at the University of Pittsburgh, specializing in Classical Studies with a focus on Vergilian epic poetry. He holds a Ph.D. in Classics from the University of Pittsburgh (2014), an M.A. from Villanova University, and a B.A. in Classics and Political Science from Villanova. His research explores humor in ancient epic, Augustan-era literature, Dante's relationship with Virgil, and classical intertextuality in modern culture.

Key research themes include political satire in Greek comedy, digital humanities applications in Classics, and bucolic poetry analysis. His work bridges ancient and modern texts, exemplified by studies on Aeneid dream sequences and Dante's Commedia. He has presented at major international conferences such as the Kraków Study of Religions Symposium and the Classical Association of the UK Annual Conference.

Publications focus on Virgil's Georgics, Aeneid interpretations, and Dante's classical influences. Though no formal grants or labs are listed, his digital humanities focus suggests engagement with evolving academic technologies. Married with no children, he maintains ties to Newtown, Connecticut, and demonstrates a passion for interdisciplinary literary analysis.