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  Book presentations/lectures on the Greek revolution

  Speech/Lecture

• The 25 March anniversary in the romantic years (1830-1880): rituals of memory and literary representations

  Speech/Lecture

• Journey to the Balkans through the pen of Sakis Totlis and the cinematic look of Sotiris Goritsas: A comparative approach

  Conference presentation

• Searching the concept of nation in 19th-century Greek prose fiction

  Conference presentation

• 200 years of Greek Revolution (1821-2021): History, literature, culture

  Conference

• Thinking about (18)21

  Speech/Lecture

• The Greek War of Independence and Polish philhellenism

  Conference

• 1821-2021: 200 years since the Greek Revolution

  Speech/Lecture

• Solomos’ “Woman of Zakythos” and the Making of Refugees

  Conference presentation

• German-Greek entanglements in the arts from 1821 to 2021

  Conference

• 1821-1831: Along with freedom, the new literature is born. Poetry, prose, scholarship

  Book
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  Fair Greece, sad relic: Philological philhellenism from Shakespeare to Byron (2nd revised edition)

  Book
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  Hellas (2nd, revised edition)

  Book

• The Greek War of Independence and the Americas

  Conference

• The other lives of 1821

  Speech/Lecture

• Philhellenism in Hungary in the 19th century

  Speech/Lecture

• The Greek War of Independence in the visual arts and literature

  Speech/Lecture

• 30th Annual Runciman Lecture

  Speech/Lecture
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  Am I not a Greek? The emergence of the ideal type of "modern Greek" from Thomas Hope's Anastasius (1819) to Percy Shelley's Hellas (1822)

  Speech/Lecture

• The influence of the Greek Revolution on literature and art: Conference proceedings

  Book

• Byron’s War: Romantic rebellion, Greek Revolution

  Book

• Literary Creation during the Greek Revolution

  Speech/Lecture

• The philhellenes and the 1821 Revolution: A complex relationship

  Radio show

• Drawing on the “Curtain of Futurity”: Hegel, Zambelios and Shelley on the meaning of the revolution

  Conference presentation
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  Poetry, shortly before and after 1821, and the modern Greek Enlightenment

  Performing arts