Journal of Modern Greek Studies 15.2 (October 1998): 167-281. A Special Issue: ["Whither the Neohellenic?"]. Gregory Jusdanis, special ed.

Contains: Gregory Jusdanis, "Introduction: Modern Greek! Why?" (pp. 167-174); Stratos E. Constantinidis, "The Appeal of Modern Greek Drama and Its Future in the English-Speaking World" (pp. 175-186); Dimitri Mitropoulos, "On the Outside Looking in: Greek Literature in the English-Speaking World" (pp. 187-208); Vassilis Lambropoulos, "Modern Greek Studies in the Age of Ethnography" (pp. 197-216); Thomas W. Gallant, "Greek Exceptionalism and Contemporary Historiography: New Pitfalls and Old Debates" (pp. 209-216); Artemis Leontis, "Beyond Hellenicity: Can We Find Another Topos?" (pp. 217-231); Gail Holst-Warhaft, "Song, Self-Identity, and the Neohellenic" (pp. 232-238); Katherine Callen King, "Marguerite Yourcenar's Greek Earth" (pp. 239-246); Louis A. Ruprecht, "Hellenism on Display" (pp. 247-260); Smaro Kamboureli, "Within Bounds/Without Limits: 'Whither the Neohellenic?'" (pp. 261-267); Caterina Pizanias, "Graph(t)ing the Visual: Modern Greek Studies" (pp. 268-273); Peter Murphy, "The Roar of Whispers: Cosmopolitanism and Neohellenism" (pp. 274-281).