In Memoriam Eugenia Drakopoulou (1959–2021)

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Table of Contents

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Special Section I: Mad, Bad or Sad? Unruly Passions and Actions in Modern Greece (Introduction)

Dimitra Vassiliadou

13-18

“Medea” in the Greek Courtroom: Contesting Insanity among Jurists, Psychiatrists and the Public

Efi Avdela

19-42

“Pervert, Sadist, Voyeur and Necrophile”: Pathological Sexual Desire in the Case of the “Dragon of Sheikh Sou”, 1959–1963

Despo Kritsotaki, Panagiotis Zestanakis

43-66

The Ambiguous Construction of a Modern Melancholic Self: Evanthia Kairi’s Correspondence, 1814–1866

Eleftheria Zei

67-92

Men of Disordered Passions in the Belle Époque of Neurasthenia

Dimitra Vassiliadou

111-131

“Normal Children” and “Sick Feelings” in Greek Pedagogical Discourse during the Interwar Period, 1911–1939

Despina Karakatsani, Pavlina Nikolopoulou

93-110

Introduction

The Historical Review

133

What Independence for Greece? Abbé De Pradt’s Point of View

Denys Barau

135-147

The Italian National Discourse and the Greek Revolution: Politics, Literature, Art, 1821–1847

Antonio D'Alessandri

149-155

The National and Universal Significance of the 1821 Greek Revolution: The Perspective of Polish Romantic Philhellenes

Maria Kalinowska

157-164

Literary Outlooks on Women Implicated in the Greek Revolution: The Case of Józef Dunin-Borkowski’s Philhellenic Poems

Ewa Róża Janion

165-178

Un homme des lumières néohelléniques: L’identité complexe de l’athénien Panayotis Codrica (1762–1827)

Alexandra Sfoini

179-192

Funerary Monuments of 1821 Revolutionaries in Athens First Cemetery

Dimitris Pavlopoulos, Georgia Antonopoulou, Michael Giochalas

193-216

The Greek Community’s Contribution to Batum’s Political, Social and Economic Life, 1860s–1900s

Eka Tchkoidze

217-235

La construction de l’architecture de l’archive policière: Le cas de l’affaire Argyriadès

Eleftheria Zei, Xenia Marinou, Manolis Arkolakis

237-255

Hasan Çolak and Elif Bayraktar-Tellan, The Orthodox Church as an Ottoman Institution: A Study of Early Modern Patriarchal Berats

Youli Evangelou

257-262

Jonathan I. Israel, The Enlightenment that Failed: Ideas, Revolution and Democratic Defeat, 1748–1830

Alexandra Sfoini

263-267

Charikleia G. Dimacopoulou (éd.), Ἡ Ίστορία ἔχει πρόσωπο: Μορφὲς τοῦ 1821 στὴν Ἑλλάδα τοῦ Ὄθωνα ἀπὸ τὸν βέλγο διπλωμάτη Benjamin Mary [Les visages de l’Histoire: Figures de 1821 dans la Grèce d’Othon dépeintes par le diplomate belge Benjamin Mary]

Eugenia Drakopoulou

268-271

Space, Art and Architecture Between East and West: The Revolutionary Spirit An international conference (18–20 March 2021)

Jenny Albani

272-274

Christine M. Philliou, Turkey: A Past against History

Efi Kanner

275-278

Antonis Liakos, Ο ελληνικός 20ος αιώνας [Τhe Greek 20th century]

Sakis Gekas

279-282

Brewster Chamberlin, The Durrell Log: A Chronology of the Life and Times of Lawrence Durrell

Wayne Arnold

283-285

“The artist has to make a long journey through the demands of painting:” A reading of the exhibition “Exceptions: Aspects of Expressionism in Greece”, Athens (June 2019 to August 2020).

Georgia Foukaneli

286-291

Maria Christina Chatziioannou, Στη δίνη της χιακής καταστροφής (1822): Διασταυρούμενες ιστορίες και συλλογική ταυτότητα [Entangled histories and collective identity: Narratives of the Chios massacre (1822)]

Eleftheria Zei

292-296