Vol. 34 (2019): Special Issue: On the Intersections of Modern Greek Literature with Greek History and the Past

• Front Matter

  JMH Editors

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Articles

• Modern Greek Literature’s Intersections with Greek History and the Past: A Concise Outline

  Nektaria Klapaki

  1-16

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• Staging Transcultural Relations: Early Nineteenth-Century British Drama and the Greek War of Independence

  Alexander Grammatikos

  17-42

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• Cavafy’s Historical Poetics in Context: “Caesarion” as Palimpsest

  Takis Kayalis

  43-69

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• Reading Andreas Kordopatis, Understanding History and Fiction in Thanasis Valtinos

  Anthony Dracopoulos

  70-85

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• Of Pretense and Preservation of the Self: Theater, Trauma, and (Post)memory in The Mother of the Dog by Pavlos Matesis

  Gonda Van Steen

  86-106

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• History, Fidelity and Time in Rhea Galanaki’s Novels

  Angie Voela

  107-128

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Creative Pedagogy and Work of Emerging Scholars

• “A Letter from John Tzetzes, with Notes for the Uncomprehending”

  Michael Howitt

  129-143

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Book Reviews

• RENA MOLHO, The Holocaust of the Greek Jews: Studies of History and Memory. Athens: Patakis editions. 2015. Pp. 196+ Indexes and photos.

  Kerasia Malagiorgi

  144-147

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• ANNA MANDILARA and GIORGOS NIKOLAOU, eds., Filiki Etairia: Revolutionary Action and Secret Societies in Modern Europe. Athens: Asini. 2017. 376 pages. Illustrated

  Spyros Michaleas

  148-151

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Contributors

• Biographical Statements

  JMH Editors

  152-153

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