Items

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  Greek antiquities during the course of the Greek Revolution

  Book

• The official language of the newly established Greek state

  Speech/Lecture

• Archaeology, Nation, and Race Confronting the Past, Decolonizing the Future in Greece and Israel

  Book

• Visions of Hellas: Greece in the mind’s eye, c.1700–c.1850

  Speech/Lecture

• The Greek Revolution of 1821: Contexts, Scottish connections, the classical tradition

  Conference

• Greek democracy as heritage

  Speech/Lecture

• The global impact of the 1821 Revolution

  Speech/Lecture

• Greece’s 1821 and America: A message of freedom

  Speech/Lecture

• Modernity’s sacred ruins: Colonialism, archaeology, and the national imagination in Greece and Israel

  Speech/Lecture

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

  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
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  Achilles: Begging Greece

  Theater play

• Contemporary art and the bicentenary of the Greek Revolution (1821–2021)

  Speech/Lecture

• We have always been ancient: Greece celebrating its modernity as a confirmation of its antiquity

  Speech/Lecture

• “Bicentenary of the liberal revolution” podcast, episode 2: Aristides Hatzis with Anna Karakatsouli

  Speech/Lecture

• Political Identities II: The postwar liberal international order. The case of Hellenism

  Conference presentation

• Opening event of the Decolonize Hellas initiative

  Speech/Lecture

• Testing and contesting power in philhellenic thought and literature

  Conference presentation

• The two sister countries: Italian philhellenism and the Greek Revolution

  Speech/Lecture

• Ideological and aesthetic starting points of prerevolutionary theater: Its contribution to the 1821 Revolution

  Speech/Lecture

• Travel and archaeology in Ottoman Greece in the age of revolution, c. 1800–1833

  Conference

• The musical expression of an unknown “crypto-philhellenism”: European operatic works during the period of the Greek Revolution (1821–1827)

  Conference presentation

• Philhellenic artists’ Images of Greece through the filter of ideology and aesthetics

  Conference presentation