Ricks, David and Paul Magdalino, eds. Byzantium and the Modern Greek Identity. Centre for Hellenic Studies, King's College London, Publications, 4. Aldershot, Hampshire; Brookfield, VT: Ashgate, 1998. x, 188 p.

ISBN 0860786137; 9780860786139

Includes: Alexis Politis, "From Christian Roman Emperors to the Glorious Greek Ancestors" (pp. 1-14); George Huxley, "Aspects of Modern Greek Historiography of Byzantium" (pp. 15-23); Paschalis M. Kitromilides, "On the Intellectual Content of Greek Nationalism: Paparrigopoulos, Byzantium and the Great Idea" (pp. 25-33); Peter Mackridge, "Byzantium and The Greek Language Question in the Nineteenth Century" (pp. 49-61); Panagiotis A. Agapitos, "Metamorphoseon permulti libri: Byzantine Literature Translated into Modern Greek" (pp. 63-74); Ruth Macrides, "'As Byzantine Τhen as It Is Today': Pope Joan and Roïdis's Greece" (pp. 75-89); Robert Shannan Peckham, "Papadiamantis, Ecumenism and the Theft of Byzantium" (pp. 91-104); Anthony Hirst, "Two Cheers for Byzantium: Equivocal Attitudes in the Poetry of Palamas and Cavafy" (pp. 105-117); Marianna Spanaki, "Byzantium and the Novel in the Twentieth Century: from Penelope Delta to Maro Douka" (pp. 119-130); Roderick Beaton, "'Our Glorious Byzantinism': Papatzonis, Seferis, and the Rehabilitation of Byzantium in Postwar Greek Poetry" (pp. 131-140); Vasilios N. Makrides, "Byzantium in Contemporary Greece: The Neo-Orthodox Current of Ideas" (pp. 141-153).