Calotychos, Vangelis. Modern Greece: A Cultural Poetics. Oxford; New York: Berg Publishers, 2003. xii, 334 p.

ISBN 1859737110 cloth; 9781859737118 cloth; 1859737161 pbk; 9781859737163 pbk

Contains: "Introduction: No Time Like the Present" (pp. 1-21): 'Neohellenism and Metrohellenism' (pp. 5-9), 'Critical Institutions' (pp. 9-13), 'Cultural Poetics' (pp. 13-21).

1. "Ab-sense" (pp. 23-59): 'Rhigas's Architectural Plan (1797)' (pp. 23-30), 'Winckelmann's Supplements' (pp. 30-35), 'Romantic Travelers: Reading Greece like an Open Book" (pp. 35-38), 'Locating the Gaze' (pp. 38-41), 'Anacharsis the Scythian, Rhigas the Vlach, and Alexander the Great' (pp. 41-47), 'Ab-sense and Self-colonization' (pp. 47-59);

2. "Centralization: Land, Citizenship, and Poetry in a Nation-state" (pp. 61-93): 'Land' (pp. 63-64), 'Citizenship' (pp. 65-68), 'Poetry' (pp. 68-93);

3. "Derivation" (pp. 95-121): 'Representation without Representation' (pp. 96-98), 'The Man, the Woman, and Her Story: Moutzan-Martinengou's Autobiography (1831)' (pp. 99-111), 'From Nafplion to Athens in P. Soutsos's Leandros (1834): A Capital Ideal' (pp. 111-121);

4. "Rupture and Crisis" (pp. 123-155): 'Hard Marxism and the Fragmentation of the Body Politic (1907)' (pp. 126-131), 'Karyotakis's Suicidal Postscript to the Greek Lyric Self (1928)' (pp. 131-155);

5. "The Cultural Geographies of (Un)Greekness" (pp. 157-194): 'Theotokas's Eurocentric Great Idea' (pp. 159-166), 'Elytis's "Eastern" Home from Home' (pp. 166-175), 'George Seferis's Cyprus' (pp. 176-194);

6. "Poetry and Politics in the Post-war" (pp. 195-235): 'Resistance Poetry' (pp. 199-220), "It is not enough that we politicize our verses": Elytis's Axion Esti — Religion and Metaphysics over Aesthetics and Politics' (pp. 220-226), 'Post-Nationalism and Post-Monologism' (pp. 226-235);

7. "Love and Sex: The Influence of Anxiety among Friends (Henry Miller, Patricia Storace, and Lawrence Durrell do Greece… and Cyprus)" (pp. 237-264): 'Modern Philhellenism' (pp. 237-241), 'Persephone's Dinner with the Colossal Male Ego: Henry Miller and Patricia Storace do Greece (and the Greeks Return the Favor)' (pp. 241-251), 'Lawrence Durrell, the Bitterest Lemon? Cyps and Brits Loving each other to Death in Cyprus' (pp. 251-264);

8. "Global Readings: Will the Turk Remain a Turk and the Greek a Greek to the Last?" (pp. 265-285): '"Greek" and "Turk" in the Global Market: Galanaki's Pasha and Pamuk's White Castle' (pp. 268-285).

"Epilogue: No Time for the Past: A 200-Drachma Note, or 10 Euro Cents, Worth of a Conclusion" (pp. 287-291).