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Caught Between East and West: Negotiating Modern Greek Identity in , , and ,,nth-century Greek-European transcultural relations by analyzing how British Romantic writers engaged in contemporary debates about Modern Greek identity. As this chapter demonstrates, Owenson and Hope represent different versions of Greeks and Greece. Namely, while Owenson’s . draws upon antiquarian

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,“It Never Entered into My Head That You Were Going to Annex Any Romaic Specimens to Your Poem”: Lorggesting that they should be read as collaborative efforts. The chapter emphasizes that Hobhouse, like his travel companion, was interested in Romaic (or, vernacular) literature and Modern Greek education and argues that Hobhouse and Byron’s texts are distinct in their development of a discourse tha

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,All Roads Lead to Constantinople: Re-historicizing Greek–British Relations in , and ,his chapter suggests that both narratives implicitly ask readers to consider what it would entail for contemporary Britain to assist Greece, for Greece to become a Westernized nation, and for Britain and Greece to develop closer transnational relations. This chapter intervenes in discussions of Roma

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Conclusion,eece’s “European” heritage, a debate about cultural and national identity that began during the period that this book examines. The Conclusion argues that Greece’s current fallout with the Eurozone brings to the forefront many of the same issues British Romantic authors debated approximately 200?yea

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Market Oriented Product Innovation(or, vernacular) literature and Modern Greek education and argues that Hobhouse and Byron’s texts are distinct in their development of a discourse that promoted Greek liberation by speculating about how advanced (i.e. European) Greek forms of culture could be said to be.

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,“It Never Entered into My Head That You Were Going to Annex Any Romaic Specimens to Your Poem”: Lor(or, vernacular) literature and Modern Greek education and argues that Hobhouse and Byron’s texts are distinct in their development of a discourse that promoted Greek liberation by speculating about how advanced (i.e. European) Greek forms of culture could be said to be.

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Market Oriented Product Innovation British Romanticism participated in converting Greece from an “Eastern” territory into a “Western” nation-state and how the works examined throughout the book foreshadow Greece’s troubled position within Europe, a discussion that remains pertinent to this day.