Dr. Annette Huffmeier
Academician
Protestant Theology
University of Munster
Germany
Biography
1989-1997 Studied (Greek, History, German, Mathematics) in Münster (First State Exams) and Dublin (Master of Greek Literature) 1996-2001 PhD in Greek 1999-2006 Referendary (Greek, History) in Marl and Lüdinghausen, Parents (two daughters), Lehraufräge (Greek) in Münster 2007-2010 Linguist (Greek, partly Latin), continuation of lectures 2010 ff Academic councilor at the INTF and as a language teacher (Greek) at Ev.-Theol. Faculty of Münster
Research Interest
Ancient Greek and Latin in the language center
Publications
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Huffmeier, Annette, (2000) Warum heisst Platons Euthydemos Euthydemos? in: Robinson, Thomas M. & Brisson, Luc (ed.): PLATO: Euthydemus, Lysis, Charmides. Proceedings of the V Symposium Platonicum. Selected Papers, Sankt Augustin 2000 (= International Plato Studies 13) 27–34.
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DEULA Westfalen-Lippe GmbH (2000) Edited by: Friedrich Grothus & Heinrich Hüffmeier, design: Hasso Lange, paperwork: Bianca Schreiber, Correction: Annette Hüffmeier, Warendorf: 136.
