Dimitri Kasprzyk

Dimitri Kasprzyk is a Lecturer in Greek Literature at the University of Brest. He is affiliated with the ERIAC (Rouen Normandy University) as a member, contributing to its research axes on spaces, cultures, and philosophy. His academic background includes an Aggregation of Classical Letters (1997) and a Doctorate in Greek Literature (2003).

His research focuses on ancient Greek literature, particularly the Greek novel, rhetoric, and narratology. Key areas include the works of Philostratus, Dio of Prusa, and Artemidorus, with a special interest in dream interpretation (oneirocriticism) and symbolic geography in texts like Iamblichus’ Babyloniaka.

Publications span monographs, peer-reviewed articles, and chapters in edited volumes, analyzing ancient discourse structures, dream narratives, and the intersection of belles-lettres with scientific disciplines. He has organized academic events like the 2012 study day on prose in antiquity and contributes to editorial boards of journals such as Lalies and Kentron.

Teaching expertise includes Greek language and literature at bachelor’s and master’s levels. His work bridges classical philology, literary theory, and cultural studies, reflecting a commitment to interdisciplinary ancient Mediterranean scholarship.