Tudor Dinu

Tudor Dinu (b. 1978) is an associate professor at the University of Bucharest, where he teaches Greek literature, history, and culture. He has delivered lectures at the Universities of Athens, Cyprus, Berlin, Hamburg, Kyiv, and Brno, as well as at several scholarly societies in Greece. In recent years, he has participated in the most significant international conferences on Modern Greek studies. In 2014, he was elected General Secretary of the European Society of Modern Greek Studies. His publications, dedicated to issues of Byzantine and Modern Greek philology, history, and culture, have been published in Romania, Greece, Cyprus, France, the Czech Republic, Latvia, Ukraine, and Georgia. Additionally, Tudor Dinu has translated works of both ancient (Aristophanes, Plutarch, Iamblichus, Seneca, Pliny the Elder) and modern (Yannis Ritsos, Nikos Engonopoulos, Andreas Embirikos, Christos Yannaras, etc.) authors into Romanian. He is the founder and editor-in-chief of the first Romanian academic journal of Modern Greek studies, Neograeca Bucurestiensia. Among his monographs are: "The Romanian Prince Michael the Brave, Hero of the Greek Epic" (2008), "Dimitrie Cantemir and Nicholas Mavrocordatos - Political and Literary Rivalries at the Beginning of the 18th Century" (2011), and "Bucharest of the Phanariots" (2015).