Willert, Trine Stauning. The New Ottoman Greece in History and Fiction. Cham, Switzerland: Palgrave Macmillan, 2019. xiii, 225 p.

ISBN 9783319938486; 9783319938493 e-book

Includes:

Ch. 4: "Cultivating Osmanalgia: Intersections of History and Fiction in Thessaloniki" (pp. 89-111): Intersections of Historiography and Fiction Literature (pp. 89-91); Literary Devices in Historical Biography (pp. 91-99); Thessaloniki in Historical Fiction (pp. 99-105); Thessaloniki in Historical Biography (pp. 105-109); References (pp. 110-111).

Ch. 5: "Narrating the Nation and Its (Ottoman) Legacy: The Greek Historical Novel and the Role of Fiction Writers" (pp. 113-145): The Historical Novel (pp. 116-117); The Ottoman Legacy in Turkish Literature (pp. 117-119); The Ottoman Past in the Greek Literary Tradition (pp. 119-127); Writers of Popular Historical Fiction (pp. 127-133); Fiction Based on Primary and Secondary Historiographical Accounts (pp. 133-142); References (pp. 143-145).

Ch. 6: "Appropriating the Ottoman Past in Three Novels: Greek-Turkish Friendship, Nostalgia, and Religious Coexistence" (pp. 147-209): Greek-Turkish Friendship (pp. 149-157); Selection of Works (pp. 157-159). Maro Douka, Innocent and Guilty (Kedros 2004 / Patakis 2010) (pp. 159-172): The Ottoman Legacy in European Perspective and Greek-Turkish Balances (pp. 161-166); Nostalgia and History (pp. 166-170); Religious Coexistence (pp. 170-172). Vasileios Christopoulos, Are You Greek, Too? (Kedros 2005) (pp. 173-179): Mixed Cultural Identities (pp. 174-176); Nostalgia as a Transformative Force (pp. 176-177); Religious Universalism (pp. 177-179). Yannis Kalpouzos, Imaret:In the Shadow of the Clock Tower (Metechmio 2008 / Psichogios 2015) (pp. 180-201): Friendship (pp. 184-188); Nostalgia (pp. 188-190); The Wise Grandfather (pp. 191-193); A Different Image of Turks (pp. 193-194); Albanians as Obstructers of Peaceful Cultural Coexistence (pp. 194-196); Religion (pp. 196-198); Orientalism (pp. 199-201). Discussion (pp. 201-205); Conclusion (pp. 205-207); References (pp. 207-209).

"Epilogue: Ottoman Greece from 1980 to 2018" (pp. 211-221): The New Ottoman Greece: New and Old Narratives (pp. 212-215); The Cultural Memory of Ottoman Greece: Reconfirming Greek Culture or Finding a European Position (pp. 215-218); Where Is the New Ottoman Greece Headed Towards? (pp. 218-220); References (pp. 220-221).