Panagiotis Moullas

Panagiotis Moullas (1935-2010) was born in Kilkis. He studied philology at the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki. He was a research associate at the National Research Foundation in Athens (1961-1966) and lived for many years in Paris (1966-1977), where he taught Modern Greek at the University of Nanterre and the Modern Greek Institute of the Sorbonne. In 1977, he was appointed professor of Modern Greek philology at the Faculty of Philosophy of the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, and from then on, he lived and taught in Thessaloniki. He passed away on Saturday, September 11, 2010, at the age of 75, leaving behind a rich body of philological work. His works include, among others: - Lucian, "Dialogues of the Courtesans and the Dead" (introduction, translation, notes), Galaxias 1967. - G. Flaubert, "Sentimental Education" (chronology, introduction, bibliography, translation, notes), Galaxias 1971; Odysseas 1981. - "A. Papadiamantis Autobiography" (introduction, texts, critiques), Hermes 1974; 1981. - G. M. Vizyinos, "Modern Greek Short Stories" (introduction, texts, critiques), Hermes 1980; Estia 1994. - "On Our Post-War Prose: Critical Depositions," Stigmi 1989. - "Ruptures and Continuities: Studies on the 19th Century," Sokolis-Kouledakis 1994. - "The Tenth Muse: Studies on Criticism," Sokolis-Kouledakis 2001. - Ger. Vokos, "Mr. President" (introduction, editing), Sokolis-Kouledakis 2004. - "The Realm of the Ephemeral: Elements of 19th Century Pulp Fiction," Sokolis-Kouledakis 2007, among others.