Tziovas, Dimitris, ed. Re-imagining the Past: Antiquity and Modern Greek Culture. Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2014. 420 p.

ISBN 9780199672752

Includes: Dimitris Tziovas, "Introduction. Decolonizing Antiquity, Heritage Politics, and Performing the Past" (pp. 1-26).

Tasos A. Kaplanis. “Antique Names and Self-Identification: Hellenes, Graikoi, and Romaioi from Late Byzantium to the Greek Nation State” (pp. 81-97); Peter Mackridge. “The Christian Hellenism and Linguistic Archaism of Neofytos Doukas” (pp. 98-111); Dimitris Plantzos. “Dead Archaiologists, Buried Gods: Archaeology as an Agent of Modernity in Greece” (pp. 147-164); Gonda Van Steen. “Sin and the City: A Mid-Fifteenth Century Lament for the Fall of Athens to the Persians” (pp. 229-251); David Ricks. “Lucretian Moments in Modern Greek Poetry” (pp. 252-265); Gunnar De Boel. “Rethinking the Greek Legacy: Dorians in Modern Greek Fiction” (pp. 266-281); Marinos Pourgouris. “Yannis Ritsos, Marxist Dialectics, and the Re-imagining of Ancient Greece” (pp. 282-296); Dimitris Tziovas. “The Wound of History: Ritsos and the Reception of Philoctetes” (pp. 297-317); Rowena Fowler. “Plato, Seferis and Heaney: Poetry as Redress” (pp. 318-329).