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D. Papanikolaou, V. Kolocotroni

2018.10.1Journal of Greek Media and Culture

DOI: 10.1386/jgmc.4.2.143_2

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Dimitris Papanikolaou explores queer Greece's performance, politics, and identity through literature and popular music, focusing on Cavafy Pop and its impact during a time of crisis.

Abstract

Dimitris Papanikolaou is Associate Professor of Modern Greek Studies at the University of Oxford. He has written the monographs: Singing Poets: Literature and Popular Music in France and Greece (Legenda, 2007), “Those people made like me”: C.P.Cavafy and the poetics of sexuality (Patakis, 2014, in Greek) and There is something about the family: Nation, desire and kinship in a time of crisis (Patakis, 2018, in Greek). His editorial work includes the new editions of the work of Costas Taktsis in Greek and the special issue of the Journal of Greek Media and Culture on Cavafy Pop (2014; co-edited with Eleni Papargyriou). He is currently completing the book Greek Weird Wave: A Cinema of Biopolitics, for Edinburgh University Press.

Citation format

PAPANIKOLAOU, D.; KOLOCOTRONI, V. New queer greece: Performance, politics and identity in crisis. Journal of Greek Media and Culture, 2018.