Dr. Antony Makrinos

Biography

Antony Makrinos is an Associate Professor (Teaching) in the Department of Greek and Latin at University College London. His academic work focuses on various aspects of Homer and Byzantium, specifically the reception of the Homeric text with an emphasis on allegorical interpretation. His research interests also include modern receptions of Homer in cinema and contemporary poetry, alongside innovative teaching techniques in Classics, such as the application of virtual reality and artificial intelligence. Makrinos graduated with a Bachelor of Arts from the University of Athens and completed his Master of Arts and Doctorate at University College London. He began his teaching career at University College London and has held various positions, including postdoctoral fellow and senior teaching fellow. He has contributed significantly to the academic community at UCL, serving on various boards such as EUROCLASSICA and the UCL Academic Board. With over 11 years of experience directing the Summer School in Homer, he is dedicated to fostering interest in Classical studies among students. Makrinos's blends his expertise in Classics with modern pedagogical methods to enhance the learning experience.

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