Goats, Korais on Turkish, Kazantzakis and Tsirkas, crisis statistics and more...The October issue of JMGS is now up on @ProjectMUSE!
(Hard copies were posted to subscribers a couple weeks ago.)
https://t.co/65oiZJ9ewU
We are very excited about this issue's cover, a nineteenth-century лубо́к (lubok, Russian popular print) of Laskarina Bouboulina, heroine of the Greek War of Independence.
The image (literally) illustrates the transnationalism of the Greek independence movement & its resonance.
S. Dumont tells the fascinating story of Vrysaki, a lively neighborhood that was dismantled in search of the Athenian Agora. You can read my review of this book in the latest @JournalGreek: https://t.co/D1zO1d2H4L
This includes my first ever peer reviewed article! It's about women in the Greek Revolution and I promise it's fun.
Tracing the “Political” in Women’s Work: Women of Letters in the Greek Cultural Space, 1800–1832
Yay!
And check out all the amazing contributions
The October 2020 issue of the Journal of Modern Greek Studies is now live!
https://t.co/I1Idia8ZuD
It features a rich special section on "Ruins in Contemporary Greek Literature, Art, Cinema, and Public Space," guest edited by Maria Boletsi and Ipek Celik.
Our October 2020 issue is in proofs! It features an extensive special section on ruins and ruination in contemporary Greece, guest-edited by Maria Boletsi and Ipek Celik.
Watch this space for publication announcements!
One way to work toward decolonizing Hellenic studies is to cite Greek scholars, who have long been "on it" (cf. S. Ahmed), when writing about decolonizing Hellenic studies.
https://t.co/WXEFybZviM
Check out the beautiful cover photo for our new issue--an original by visual anthropologist & photographer Kostis Kalantzis!
The image connects to the special section on the Greek village, guest ed. by Sharon Gerstel.
The issue's freely available now:
https://t.co/gYtrSvbzF7
May has come a few days early this year! The May 2020 issue of the Journal of Modern Greek Studies is now online at @ProjectMUSE.
Featuring a special section dedicated to the Greek village, & much more!
The issue (like all recent back issues) is currently freely available.
Volume 38.1, May 2020, is officially in press!
In addition to our regular content (articles and book reviews), the issue will feature a special section on the Greek Village guest-edited by Prof Sharon Gerstel of UCLA. With a fabulous cover photo by contributor Kostis Kalantzis!
With the MGSA symposium starting tomorrow, why not take a look at our latest issue? Featuring articles on the refugee crisis, attitudes to unwed pregnancy and adoption, the films of Filippos Koutsaftis, and much more! #MGSA2019
Join the new Journal of Modern Greek Studies editorial team on Saturday from 2:00-2:45 pm in Carmel A for a "meet and greet" session and discussion about publishing in the JMGS! Meet the editors, ask questions, and voice your ideas about JMGS #MGSA2019