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The 1821 Revolution: New approaches

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The 1821 Revolution: New approaches

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15-16 June 2022

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The conference covers a variety of topics in an effort to capture, based on research availability, aspects of the revolutionary phenomenon and multifaceted experiences during the revolutionary period. The common denominator of all the topics is the perception that the 1821 Revolution was an intersection in various aspects of human life, the study of which will highlight the discontinuities and continuities at multiple levels (daily life, political institutions, mentalities, etc). Along with these, the revolution left its mark on the collective consciousness of Greek society, whose aspects will be sought through the investigation of the reception of 1821.

The conference highlights aspects of the Greek Revolution that have not been systematically studied, such as: the view of the other, what the Ottoman sources testify about 1821, the daily life in the years of the struggle, the life and activity of the many, not just the famous, like women and children, and, in general, aspects needed to raise new research questions and in-depth study of sources.

(Edited and translated description from organiser’s website)

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The Cyclades during the revolution: Political conflicts and power strategies
Controversies in Santorini over whether or not to participate in the revolution
Turkophiles and francophiles: The resistance to the revolution in Tinos (1822-1823)
"Sira nostra patria": The Catholics of Syros between empire and state (1821-1833)
Landowners and peasants in the Greek Revolution (1821-1828)
The Muslim place names of the settlements of the Peloponnese in the Revolution: Spatial distribution, population sizes and production functions
Balis' uprising in Andros: The events, the misinterpretations and their uses
"Costume clothes" in dowry agreements of Upper Syros (1821-1830)
Spyridon Trikoupis' activity in the Greek Revolution
The Perroukas and Charalambis families in the parliamentary-executive conflicts in 1823-1824
From the fortress city to the revolutionary "capital": The exceptional situation and police governance in Nafplio (1824-1826)
A splendid sample of revolutionary rhetoric for an Ottoman audience (1822)
Odysseas Androutsos: From armatole to hero of Gravia
The political context of the conflict between Ioannis Gouras and Odysseas Androutsos
The formation of tax mechanisms and the management of communal finances in pre-revolutionary Hydra (1810-1821)
Monetary exchange rates and fiscal functions: the grosi [piaster] and its relationship with other currencies (1821-1833)
The taxation of the province of Argos during the 1821 Revolution: The transition from Ottoman rule to the nation-state
Aspects of the 1821 Revolution in Crete. Mechanisms of war economy; Campaigns, tax issues, conscription and logistics
The Greek Revolution in philhellenic discourse: Legitimacy and liberalism
Athens 1821-1827 in Cesare Vitali's handwritten diaries
Mettenich, the Greek Revolution and the "smile of history"
"The most popular foreigner who visited Greece": New evidence on Edward Blaquière's first trip to Greece under revolt, spring 1823
The battle of Phaleron (Athens) through the eyes of the Ottomans
The 1821 Revolution and the abolition of the janissary corps (1826): The imperial and provincial dimension of a peculiar relationship
Recording the Greek Orthodox population of Constantinople in 1821

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