1821: what was Greek or revolutionary about it?

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Michalis Sotiropoulos (British School at Athens, National and Kapodistrian University of Athens, Democritus University of Thrace)

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TWIXTlab

Research Centre for the Humanities (RCH)

Date

14 January 2021

Abstract

“What is the Age of the Revolutions and what is the role of the Greek revolution in it? Who were the "Greeks" who revolted? How Greek and radical was the revolution? We are used to equating the revolution with 1821, with its outbreak. When, however, did it end? And how much did it change until it was over? And finally, does all this matter today? These are some of the questions that we will discuss. And we shall do that while trying to forget what happened after the revolution. Because only by considering the result as merely a possibility among others, can we appreciate and understand the revolution of 1821, its innovations, but also its many contradictions. In other words, only in this way can we give it its lost youth.”

From the description of the event, as it was published on the event's website of Facebook.

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Speech/Lecture

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Language

Greek

Bibliographic Citation

https://www.facebook.com/events/1142301329560870/?active_tab=about

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1Is7i3B1d7k

Number Of Pages - Duration

01:04:13

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First lecture of the lecture series "2021/1821: Dialogues in the digital era".

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