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Poetry
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Lord Byron: The poet and the revolutionary in Greece
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Nights of 2021/2022: Regarding Dionysios Solomos’ “Free Besieged” at the bicentennial’s end
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Between Teos and Sparta: The revolution in Panagiotis Soutsos’ The Cithara (1835)
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Union of Greek Writers and Writers of the Five Continents: Online poetry event
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“Freedom-loving speech:” Greek poetry and modern revolution
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The cult of the insurgent Greek nation in Kalvos’ “Odes”
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New interdisciplinary perspectives on the Greek Revolution
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1821-1831: Along with freedom, the new literature is born. Poetry, prose, scholarship
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Neohellenic poetry and the 1821 Revolution: In conversation with history
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Giorgakis Olympios: A branch of tears in the grave of the fallen Greeks
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Markos Botsaris on Mount Aracynthus
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Errors and omissions in the emblematic "9 July 1821…" by Vassilis Michailidis and the healing presence of the manuscript tradition
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The other lives of 1821
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30th Annual Runciman Lecture
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Andreas Kalvos: Unsmiling child of a goddess with many children
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Oh beloved motherland
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Freedom, Greek Muse
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Cantata of liberty
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Oh divine and bloodied homeland
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The Dodecanese in the national uprising. Day 6: The national uprising in our tradition and founding struggle
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Literary outlooks on Greek women’s captivity: Polish philhellenic literature in European contexts
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The Revolution in the Greek poetry of the 19th and 20th century
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The two sister countries: Italian philhellenism and the Greek Revolution
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Müller of the Greeks: Philhellenism in German Music
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National and universal significance of the Greek Uprising 1821: From the perspective of Polish romantic philhellenes
Conference presentation