“THE TECHNICAL MEDIA”: MECHANICAL REPRODUCTION AND STORAGE TECHNOLOGIES FOR HISTORICALTEXTUAL ASSETS AND THE FIELDS OF MODERN GREEK HISTORY AND PHILOLOGY IN POSTWAR GREECE THE CASE OF THE CENTER FOR NEOHELLENIC RESEARCH OF THE NATIONAL HELLENIC RESEARCH FOUNDATION
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This article explores a material, not so well-known, aspect of the evolution of the fields of Modern Greek History and Philology in post-war Greece, through the history of the technologies of the mechanical reproduction and storage of textual historical assets, by focusing on the case of micro-photography and its adoption by the Center for Neohellenic Research of the National Hellenic Research Foundation (Κέντρο Νεοελληνικών Ερευνών – Εθνικό Ίδρυμα Ερευνών). The paper traces the gradual change of the research practices, methodologies and workflows of the fields of Modern Greek History and Philology while taking into account technological, cultural, social and financial changes in post-war Greece as well as internationally. By doing so, this research seeks to showcase the relationships among technology, materiality and ideology in the areas of Humanities’ epistemological practices and methods.
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SICHANI, A.-M. (2024). “THE TECHNICAL MEDIA”: MECHANICAL REPRODUCTION AND STORAGE TECHNOLOGIES FOR HISTORICALTEXTUAL ASSETS AND THE FIELDS OF MODERN GREEK HISTORY AND PHILOLOGY IN POSTWAR GREECE: THE CASE OF THE CENTER FOR NEOHELLENIC RESEARCH OF THE NATIONAL HELLENIC RESEARCH FOUNDATION. Mnimon, 38(38), 203–226. https://doi.org/10.12681/mnimon.38231
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