Abstract:

The concept of Hellenism featured extensively in modern Greek political and cultural life in the period from the turn of the twentieth century to the early 1930s. These four decades mark the transition from the national-imperial expansion of the modern Greek state to the management of the failure of the Greater Greece project. A systematic analysis of the writings of influential public intellectuals reconstructs the overlapping and contested political, cultural, and aesthetic languages of Hellenism that were mobilized to imagine Greece’s place in Europe and the world. The study of the permutations of Hellenism reveals the complexity of its meanings and highlights its multiple legacies throughout the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries.

摘要：

希腊文化的概念在20世纪初至1930年代初的现代希腊政治和文化生活中广泛存在。这四个十年标志着从现代希腊国家的民族帝国扩张到对大希腊项目失败的管理的过渡。对有影响力的公共知识分子的著作进行系统的分析，重建了希腊化在政治，文化和美学上相互重叠和相互争议的语言，这些语言被动用来想象希腊在欧洲和世界上的地位。对希腊文化的排列的研究揭示了其含义的复杂性，并突出了整个19世纪末和20世纪初的多重遗产。