10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «PHILHELLENISM»
Discover the use of
philhellenism in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
philhellenism and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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Down from Olympus: Archaeology and
Philhellenism in Germany, ...
This book discusses intellectual and institutional aspects of archaeology and philhellenism, giving extensive treatment to the history of prehistorical archaeology and German "orientalism.
Suzanne L. Marchand, 2003
2
The Making of Modern Greece: Nationalism, Romanticism, and ...
This book brings together scholars from a variety of disciplines to explore the contribution of characteristically 19th-century European modes of thought to the 'making' of Greece as a modern nation.
Professor Roderick Beaton, Dr David Ricks, 2013
3
Dream Nation: Enlightenment, Colonization, and the ...
Philological Philhellenism— initiated by the Altertumswissen- schaft of Humboldt
and Winckelmann and later exercised by a host of scholars and travelers,
including Renan with his archaeological impulse — never quite succeeded in ...
4
Encyclopedia of the Romantic Era, 1760-1850
872 PHILHELLENISM Within the context of Romanticism, the term philhellenism
refers generally to a love of Greece, foundational to which were the beliefs that
Greece had a direct cultural link to Western civilization as a whole, and that, ...
Christopher John Murray, 2004
5
In Byron's Shadow : Modern Greece in the English and ...
With Gladstone, Robert Byron later lamented, philhellenism "degenerated into
that negative and unprofitable emotion, abstract hatred of the Turk" (Byzantine
Achievement 20). Gladstone was the most famous English-speaking philhellene
in ...
6
Rethinking Heritage: Cultures and Politics in Europe
[Consequently,] the story of philhellenism's decline is closely bound up ... with the
waning of the liberal nationalists' ability to impose this taste on the rest of their
countrymen and to retain control of philhellenism's institutional manifestations.
Robert Shannan Peckham, 2003
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A Companion to the Classical Tradition
Romanticism,. neohumanism,. and. philhellenism. In the early nineteenth century,
German neohumanism began to dominate the region's reflections on antiquity. Its
characteristic philhellenism harmonized with Romanticism. Hybrid forms of the ...
Craig W. Kallendorf, 2010
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That Greece Might Still be Free: The Philhellenes in the War ...
It is strange that philhellenism in France should not have begun to make a major
impact until 1825, four full years after the outbreak of the Greek Revolution. No
explanation is fully satisfactory. Part of the reason lay in the attitude of the French
...
William St. Clair, Roderick Beaton, 2008
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Nationalism, Globalization, and Orthodoxy: The Social ...
Philhellenism was strongly colored by partisanship. The movement was strong
among the German intelligentsia (professors and students), among the "left- wing
" Whig liberals of Great Britain, among Italian carbonari, and among French ...
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The Hellenistic World and the Coming of Rome
Chapter 7 • Philhellenism: Culture and Policy Th .he collective attitudes and
ideas of a nation evade sharp definition. Even the most diligent inquiry can hope
only to sketch the outlines of common beliefs when glimpsed through the actions
and ...
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «PHILHELLENISM»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
philhellenism is used in the context of the following news items.
Elgin debt relief
And it goes almost without saying that ancient Greek history and literature profoundly influenced British culture for centuries. Philhellenism — a ... «Politico, Jul 15»
Greek Ambassador Visits Australian Northern Territory
Giselle Byrnes and deputy Professor Dr. George Frazis, while the Ambassador gave a public lecture on philhellenism. On June 6, the couple ... «Greek Reporter, Jun 15»
The sorry saga of Syriza
“Philhellenism”, an exhibition, tells the story of the material and moral backing that Romantics like the English poet Byron gave Greece during ... «The Economist, May 15»
The artistic ascension of modern Athens
... with his Greek Australian wife and his paintings based on the reality of modern Athens are a charming indication of his fervent Philhellenism. «Neos Kosmos, Mar 15»
The Great Powers Were Afraid of the 1821 Greek Revolution
The Americans' philhellenism was documented by various sources, however, it was mostly expressed by the people and not the state. «Greek Reporter, Mar 15»
The Greek Revolution of 1821: Past Contexts, Present Meanings
... this spirit, and to rescue what remained of its material artifacts, became the objective of a new pan-European movement: Philhellenism. «Hellenic News of America, Mar 15»
UC Professor of Greek Archaeology Publishes Biography of …
... UC's Carl W. Blegen Professor of Greek Archaeology, has also authored and contributed to a handful of other books, including Philhellenism, ... «University of Cincinnati, Mar 15»
Gough the Philhellene
"If Greek politicians had one ounce of the Philhellenism of Mr Whitlam, even the smallest love for Greece, and an ounce of his spirituality, and if ... «Neos Kosmos, Oct 14»
French School of Athens Building Declared a Monument
The main building of the first foreign institute of Athens, the French School, a building that reflects the long history of French philhellenism, has ... «Greek Reporter, Jun 14»
Boston: Annual Greek Parade Celebrates 20 Years
The largest Greek celebration in Boston, the Greek parade, marked it's 20th anniversary with a theme: Philhellenism. Boston Mayor Marty ... «Greek Reporter, Apr 14»
