Rate My Professor Christos Kremmydas

Kremmydas has authored and edited key publications in classical studies. His monograph, Commentary on Demosthenes Against Leptines, was published by Oxford University Press in 2012. He co-edited Hellenistic Oratory: Continuity and Change with K. Tempest in 2013 and Profession and Performance: Aspects of Oratory in the Greco-Roman World with L. Rubinstein and J. Powell in the same year. Notable articles include 'The Discourse of Deception and Characterization in Attic Oratory' in Greek, Roman, and Byzantine Studies (2013), 'Logical Argumentation in Demosthenes Against Leptines' in the Bulletin of the Institute of Classical Studies Supplement (2007), 'Hellenistic Oratory and the Evidence of Rhetorical Exercises' (2013), 'Alexander the Great, Athens and the Rhetoric of the Persian Wars' (2013), 'P. BERL. 9781 and the Early Reception of Demosthenes' (2007), 'Anakrisis and the Framing of Strategies of Argumentation in Athenian Public Trials' (2018), and 'Ethos and Logical Argument in Thucydides’ Assembly Debates' (2017). With 38 research outputs comprising 20 chapters, 5 books, 4 articles, and more, his contributions have influenced studies in Greek oratory and rhetoric. This research directly enhances his teaching, equipping students with skills in critical listening, rhetorical analysis, persuasive argumentation, and engaged citizenship by connecting classical practices to modern democratic contexts.