Dimitri Kasprzyk

Dimitri Kasprzyk is a Lecturer in Greek at the University of Brest, affiliated with the research unit Heritage and Creation in Text and Image (HCTI, EA 4249). His academic credentials include an Aggregation in Classical Literature (1997) and a Doctoral Thesis on Secondary narratives in the Greek novel (2003).

Research Focus: Dr. Kasprzyk specializes in:

• Greek Imperial-era literature and fiction
• Application of narratological frameworks to ancient texts
• Rhetorical structures in Greek prose
• Dream interpretation (oneirocriticism) in antiquity
• Cross-cultural narrative techniques

Publication Trends: His scholarly output (2016–2019) demonstrates concentrated expertise in ancient narrative forms, particularly Greek novels of the Imperial period. Recurring themes include polygraphy, symbolic geography, and the intersection of rhetoric with fiction. Earlier works (2009) established foundations in oneirocriticism and interdisciplinary textual analysis.

Research Unit: Actively contributes to HCTI's investigations into textual and visual heritage, with emphasis on Greco-Roman cultural transmission.