Official account of McGill University's Modern Greek Studies Department. Promoting Greek culture and history in the Greater Montréal Area to all, since 1962.
EVENT!
McGill Classics, the Papachristidis chair in Modern Greek studies and the Research Group on Global Transitions and Modernities of the Yan P. Lin Center at @mcgillu invite you to the upcoming end of the year lecture:
"Le Japon grec: Un mariage insolite de cultures"
For, between the end of the 19th century and 1945, Japan developed a real passion for ancient Greece. That is to say, the way in which Japan, which never had direct contact with ancient Greece, integrated this heritage allows us to think about the question of the appropriation+
Job Alert: for those working on mid-20c Greek history, the following job may be of interest:
https://t.co/Drsjm3Z9CL #jobfairy#postdoc#ERC The successful candidate will be joining our growing ERC project team CivilWars: https://t.co/XccwGeuBna
The 2022-2023 Scholarships Awards Ceremony will be taking place today at 7:00 PM at the McGill Faculty Club (3450 McTavish Street, Montreal, Quebec H3A 0E5).
Please refer to the following pamphlet for more information:
https://t.co/R0Zsdq01Sv
2) The emergence of new artistic networks after the reconfiguration of political and ecclesiastic borders
3) The incorporation of “Ottoman aesthetics” in Christian iconography and monumental decoration.
The Papachristidis chair in Modern Greek studies and MOTS are pleased to welcome Lilyana Yordanova, a research fellow at the École française d’Athènes in Greece, presenting the "Christian Art and Privileges under the First Ottoman Sultans" talk.
The event will be taking place on FEB. 22, at 5PM. For more information, please consult the poster above.
The following will be discussed:
1) The patronage of Ottoman sultans over Christian monastic foundations and the reception of their image by the Christian community
The tribute included a speech by Loukas Tsiptsios, a History PhD candidate at McGill University and a musical tribute to the Smyrnaic song by artists from the Greek community.
Additionally, the New Year's pie was cut at the event.
On January 28th, the Association des travailleurs grecs du Québec successfully organised the event on the 100 years since the Asia Minor Disaster.
The event, titled "Days of Smyrna, 100 Years", was attended by many.
https://t.co/xbPYRBlE3a
Are you looking for a summer program in #Greece?
The McGill Summer Studies Program might be just the one for you!
If you are enrolled in a university in North America, you are eligible to apply!
Find more information about the application process here: https://t.co/0MmmrUQJ6q
Welcome back to our SUMMER STUDIES IN #THESSALONIKI!
The @mcgillu Summer Studies in Greece program is back in 2023!
Registration is now open to all students from Universities in North America.
For more information visit our website:
https://t.co/g0gjwhzRMO
Immigrec project news!
Since November 12th, a McGill team of undergraduate students under the guidance of Prof. Anastassiadis and supervision of MISt cand. Christina-Rose Papagiannis has undertaken the organisation and cataloguing of the Hellenic Library of Montreal.
By the end of this unique cooperation between the University and the Community, the books will have been sorted by categories and an on-line library catalog will be available thus making this treasure-trove accessible to the wider public.
EVENT ANNOUNCEMENT:
Please join us tomorrow, on Nov. 23 at 5PM for a workshop on "Coercion and Justice for non-Muslims in an Ottoman Imperial Context"
Please consult the following poster for details on the location.