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EVENTS
Agonistic Realisms Conference Programme
Modern Greek Studies in the 21st Century: Agonistic Realisms / Conference
Greek Studies Now: Local Cases, Global Debates / Program of the 2nd conference
Thirty years later – Rethinking Albanian-Greek identity
The politics of public memory: HIV/AIDS activism in Greece
“We have never been racist”: Rethinking race and ethnicity in contemporary Greece
What Greece...?
Dream Nation; 200 years on
Art and its Histories in Contemporary Greece: Concepts, Challenges, Debates
Our Intense Biopolitical Present: COVID and Before
On Islands and Camps: From Leros to Lesvos
Golden Dawn: The End of the Story?
Greek and Green? Eco-turn in Modern Greek Studies
Partnership Launch Event ‘Modern Greek Studies in the 21st Century’, 31 Jan – 1 Feb 2020
BLOG
Filippos Koutsaftis’s Zakros: Communal Memories of the Past, and the Present We’d Rather Forget
On Cultural Analysis in the Study of Local Contexts
Commodifying Greece’s “Happiness of the Future”
Greek Literature and Russia's Invasion of Ukraine
‘Dangerous’: C. P. Cavafy and the Art of Queer Survival
Yannis Ritsos's Language of Exile: Features and evolution
Crisis Matters: Filming Greece in Analog
Essentially white; or, why do looters always return to the scene of the crime
From Despair to Resistance: The Politics of Dreaming in Christos Ikonomou’s “The Blood of the Onion”
Dear Documenta, 5 Years On: A Conversation with Eirene Efstathiou
A clash over history and/as representation
Ergativity as alternative subjectivity in times of crisis: The case of Vasilis Kekatos’ As you sleep the world empties
"Sotiris, Now What’s Going to Happen to Us Without Bills?" The Elevator, the Debt, and the Rejection of Cruel Optimism
"We have never been racist" / Have we ever been racist?
En croisière
We Need to Talk About Greece: Why Acknowledging Racism Is The First Step To Fixing It
Performing Fictions of Origin in the Greek Bicentenary Celebrations
The Fall of the House of Commons: A Sci-Fi opera based on material from an ever-closer reality
‘Unfinishing Masterpiece’: James Joyce’s Ulysses in Greece
The Temporary Academy of Arts on Waste/d: Spectralizing ‘a space of appearance’
The Body that Deconstructs
‘What Greece...?’: a pluralist antidote to nationalist fervour
From Cuzco to Constantinople: A Journey through Comparison
Ain’t No Future Like the Present: Archaeologies of the future in Yorgos Zois’ "Third Kind"
The contradictions of the nation-state: a perspective from geography
A national bicentenary, a global pandemic, and the new past
‘Our Intense Biopolitical Moment’: eschatological narratives and counter-cultures of resistance
Rethinking Modern Greek Studies in the 21st Century: Virtual Roundtable
Labour Biopolitics and Covid-19: Lessons from Latinx Migrant Workers in the USA
Greek and Green? Eco-turn in Modern Greek Studies
...more posts...
VIDEOS
VIDEO: Thirty years later – Rethinking Albanian-Greek identity
VIDEO: The politics of public memory: HIV/AIDS activism in Greece
VIDEO: “We have never been racist”: Rethinking race and ethnicity in contemporary Greece
VIDEO: What Greece...?
VIDEO: Dream Nation; 200 years on
VIDEO: Art and its Histories in Contemporary Greece: Concepts, Challenges, Debates
VIDEO: Our Intense Biopolitical Present: COVID and Before
VIDEO: On Islands and Camps: From Leros to Lesvos
VIDEO: Golden Dawn: The End of the Story?
VIDEO: Greek and Green? Eco-turn in Modern Greek Studies
BOOK-SELF
A Contemporary Glance at History through the Graphic Novels Aivali and 21
The Long Great War in Comics Form
Islam and Nationalism in Modern Greece, 1821-1940
Vertiginous Life: An Anthropology of Time and the Unforeseen (in Contemporary Greece)
Why Seferis?
Considerations on the reception of Cypriot literature
Adoption, Memory, and Cold War Greece: Kid pro quo?: A Before and After
Surplus Citizens: Struggle and Nationalism in the Greek Crisis
Frames of Refugeehood
The Conquered
Infrastructures of governmentality
What could art history contribute to MGS in the 21st century
Recollecting History, Bodies and Looks: the Graphic Novel 'Bandits' (Part 1) by Yorgos Goussis and Yiannis Rangos
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EVENTS
Agonistic Realisms Conference Programme
Modern Greek Studies in the 21st Century: Agonistic Realisms / Conference
Greek Studies Now: Local Cases, Global Debates / Program of the 2nd conference
Thirty years later – Rethinking Albanian-Greek identity
The politics of public memory: HIV/AIDS activism in Greece
“We have never been racist”: Rethinking race and ethnicity in contemporary Greece
What Greece...?
Dream Nation; 200 years on
Art and its Histories in Contemporary Greece: Concepts, Challenges, Debates
Our Intense Biopolitical Present: COVID and Before
On Islands and Camps: From Leros to Lesvos
Golden Dawn: The End of the Story?
Greek and Green? Eco-turn in Modern Greek Studies
Partnership Launch Event ‘Modern Greek Studies in the 21st Century’, 31 Jan – 1 Feb 2020
BLOG
Filippos Koutsaftis’s Zakros: Communal Memories of the Past, and the Present We’d Rather Forget
On Cultural Analysis in the Study of Local Contexts
Commodifying Greece’s “Happiness of the Future”
Greek Literature and Russia's Invasion of Ukraine
‘Dangerous’: C. P. Cavafy and the Art of Queer Survival
Yannis Ritsos's Language of Exile: Features and evolution
Crisis Matters: Filming Greece in Analog
Essentially white; or, why do looters always return to the scene of the crime
From Despair to Resistance: The Politics of Dreaming in Christos Ikonomou’s “The Blood of the Onion”
Dear Documenta, 5 Years On: A Conversation with Eirene Efstathiou
A clash over history and/as representation
Ergativity as alternative subjectivity in times of crisis: The case of Vasilis Kekatos’ As you sleep the world empties
"Sotiris, Now What’s Going to Happen to Us Without Bills?" The Elevator, the Debt, and the Rejection of Cruel Optimism
"We have never been racist" / Have we ever been racist?
En croisière
We Need to Talk About Greece: Why Acknowledging Racism Is The First Step To Fixing It
Performing Fictions of Origin in the Greek Bicentenary Celebrations
The Fall of the House of Commons: A Sci-Fi opera based on material from an ever-closer reality
‘Unfinishing Masterpiece’: James Joyce’s Ulysses in Greece
The Temporary Academy of Arts on Waste/d: Spectralizing ‘a space of appearance’
The Body that Deconstructs
‘What Greece...?’: a pluralist antidote to nationalist fervour
From Cuzco to Constantinople: A Journey through Comparison
Ain’t No Future Like the Present: Archaeologies of the future in Yorgos Zois’ "Third Kind"
The contradictions of the nation-state: a perspective from geography
A national bicentenary, a global pandemic, and the new past
‘Our Intense Biopolitical Moment’: eschatological narratives and counter-cultures of resistance
Rethinking Modern Greek Studies in the 21st Century: Virtual Roundtable
Labour Biopolitics and Covid-19: Lessons from Latinx Migrant Workers in the USA
Greek and Green? Eco-turn in Modern Greek Studies
...more posts...
VIDEOS
VIDEO: Thirty years later – Rethinking Albanian-Greek identity
VIDEO: The politics of public memory: HIV/AIDS activism in Greece
VIDEO: “We have never been racist”: Rethinking race and ethnicity in contemporary Greece
VIDEO: What Greece...?
VIDEO: Dream Nation; 200 years on
VIDEO: Art and its Histories in Contemporary Greece: Concepts, Challenges, Debates
VIDEO: Our Intense Biopolitical Present: COVID and Before
VIDEO: On Islands and Camps: From Leros to Lesvos
VIDEO: Golden Dawn: The End of the Story?
VIDEO: Greek and Green? Eco-turn in Modern Greek Studies
BOOK-SELF
A Contemporary Glance at History through the Graphic Novels Aivali and 21
The Long Great War in Comics Form
Islam and Nationalism in Modern Greece, 1821-1940
Vertiginous Life: An Anthropology of Time and the Unforeseen (in Contemporary Greece)
Why Seferis?
Considerations on the reception of Cypriot literature
Adoption, Memory, and Cold War Greece: Kid pro quo?: A Before and After
Surplus Citizens: Struggle and Nationalism in the Greek Crisis
Frames of Refugeehood
The Conquered
Infrastructures of governmentality
What could art history contribute to MGS in the 21st century
Recollecting History, Bodies and Looks: the Graphic Novel 'Bandits' (Part 1) by Yorgos Goussis and Yiannis Rangos
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