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Studies in Ethnicity and Nationalism, 2013
«Mαζί και στο λά θος» ('Together even when it fails')-Activist and union leader, Lemnos, July 201... more «Mαζί και στο λά θος» ('Together even when it fails')-Activist and union leader, Lemnos, July 2012 Cultural intimacy, that 'fellowship of the flawed' (Byrne 2011; Herzfeld 1997, 2005, 2009), elucidates a framework for the analysis of how hegemonic discourses of national identity effectively coerce, or fail to coerce, citizens. Originally emerging from Greek ethnographic contexts, this framework focused the anthropological lens not on publically performed consensus, but on silent-or silenced-dissent vis-à-vis hegemonic national discourse about one, glorified, 'Greek Past' and the behaviours and attitudes prescribed for those who claim it as their 'National Heritage' in the present. Denoting continuity of descent from that singular past, heritage dominates national discourse in Modern Greece (e.g. Damaskos and
Journal of Mediterranean Archaeology, Jan 1, 2009
Despite systematic archaeological research since the mid-1970s, developments in prehistoric north... more Despite systematic archaeological research since the mid-1970s, developments in prehistoric northern Greece are not well understood. The paper focuses on the Late Bronze Age and the Late Bronze-Early Iron Age transition (c. 1700/15001100/1000 BC). This is often ...
… Round the Pond: Reflection on Aegean …, Jan 1, 2005
Knossos: Palace, City, State. …, Jan 1, 2000
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Studies in Ethnicity and Nationalism, 2013
«Mαζί και στο λά θος» ('Together even when it fails')-Activist and union leader, Lemnos, July 201... more «Mαζί και στο λά θος» ('Together even when it fails')-Activist and union leader, Lemnos, July 2012 Cultural intimacy, that 'fellowship of the flawed' (Byrne 2011; Herzfeld 1997, 2005, 2009), elucidates a framework for the analysis of how hegemonic discourses of national identity effectively coerce, or fail to coerce, citizens. Originally emerging from Greek ethnographic contexts, this framework focused the anthropological lens not on publically performed consensus, but on silent-or silenced-dissent vis-à-vis hegemonic national discourse about one, glorified, 'Greek Past' and the behaviours and attitudes prescribed for those who claim it as their 'National Heritage' in the present. Denoting continuity of descent from that singular past, heritage dominates national discourse in Modern Greece (e.g. Damaskos and
Journal of Mediterranean Archaeology, Jan 1, 2009
Despite systematic archaeological research since the mid-1970s, developments in prehistoric north... more Despite systematic archaeological research since the mid-1970s, developments in prehistoric northern Greece are not well understood. The paper focuses on the Late Bronze Age and the Late Bronze-Early Iron Age transition (c. 1700/15001100/1000 BC). This is often ...
… Round the Pond: Reflection on Aegean …, Jan 1, 2005
Knossos: Palace, City, State. …, Jan 1, 2000