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Director of HOUP Katerina (Kate) Papari Director of HOUP Katerina (Kate) Papari CURRICULUM VITAE CONTACT TEL. NO: (+30) 210.0080974 E-MAIL ADDRESS: [email protected] STUDIES _____________________________________________________________________ 2010-2015 Doctorate in Contemporary History at the History and Archaeology Department, National and Kapodistrian University of Athens. Thesis title: “Greekness and bourgeois intelligenzia in the Interwar period (1922- 1940)”. Advisory Committee: Emeritus Professor A. Liakos (supervisor), Associate Professor Effi Gazi, Assistant Professor Vangelis Karamanolakis. [Grade excellent, 10/10] [Thesis defence date: 8/2/2016, Doctorate awarded: 18/2/2016] * The doctoral thesis can be found online at the National Archive of PhD Theses 2003-2006 Graduate Programme in the History and Philosophy of Science and Technology; joint programme by the Department of Philosophy and History of Science, National and Kapodistrian University of Athens and the Division of Humanities, Social Sciences and the Law, School of Applied Mathematical and Physical Sciences, National Technical University of Athens, Stream: Philosophy of Sciences and Technology. Title of thesis: “The Causal Theory of Action in Donald Davidson” [Grade excellent, 8,92/10] 1998-2003 Bachelor of Arts in Modern and Contemporary History at the History and Archaeology Department, Aristotle University of Thessaloniki. Specialization in Modern and Contemporary Greek History [Grade very good, 7,21] POST-DOCTORAL RESEARCH _____________________________________________________________________ Freie Universität, Berlin Post-doctoral research at Centrum Modernes Griechenland (CEMOG) Topic: “Societies of Knowledge, cultural wars and civil society in postwar Greece: A comparative study of the Great Greek Encyclopedia”, supervisor Professor Miltos Pechlivanos (2019-2020) University of the Peloponnese Post-doctoral research, School of Social and Political Sciences, Department of Social and Education Policy Topic: “The Liberal School ‘Askraeos’ (1936-1940): the history and educational policy of a free university in Interwar Greece” supervisor, Professor Effi Gazi (2020-2021) RESEARCH GRANTS Scientific research for IME GSEVEE on “Literature and professional artisans in Greece”, August-December 2019. Research Program co-funded by EU and Greece (ΕΣΠΑ-ΕΔΒΜ 34), April 2018-January 2020 Topic: “Transgressing National Boundaries: Philhellenism, Antiquity and the European Idea (1880-1930)”, academic in charge: professor Effi Gazi, historians-researchers: Kate Papari, George Giannakopoulos. Research in Centrum Modernes Griechenland, (CeMoG), Freie Universität Berlin [Forschungsförderung Ausschreibung], January – December 2016. Topic: «German and Greek intellectuals’ reflections on Antiquity as a remedy for the cultural crisis in the interwar period; the case of Ioannis Sykoutris» ACADEMIC TEACHING EXPERIENCE (ADJUNCT LECTURER) _____________________________________________________________________ University of Patras Department of Education and Social Work Spring semester 2019 Courses: “Modern and Contemporary History”, “Byzantine History” University of Crete, Rethymno Department of Primary Education Winter semester 2017-2018 Course: “Modern Greek History” TEACHING EXPERIENCE (SECONDARY EDUCATION) History, Literature and Greek Language Courses in private secondary education (2006- 2016): FELLOWSHIPS & AWARDS _____________________________________________________________________ 2018-2019 Fellowship in research program at the University of Peloponnese. Title: “Transgressing National Boundaries: Philhellenism, Antiquity and the European Idea (1880-1930)”, academic in charge: associate professor Effi Gazi, historians- researchers: Kate Papari, George Giannakopoulos. 2016 Centrum Modernes Griechenland [CeMoG], Freie Universität Berlin [ January 2016-December 2016], independent research. Title of the research proposal: “German and Greek intellectuals’ reflections on Antiquity as a remedy for the cultural crisis in the interwar period; the case of Ioannis Sykoutris”. 2013-2015 Leventis Foundation Scholarship for the completion of doctoral thesis. 2011-2013 Propontis Foundation Scholarship. ACADEMIC PUBLICATIONS _____________________________________________________________________ “Representations of professional artisans and merchants in Greek literature from 19th to 21st century”, collective volume, Aspects of the History of GSEVEE. Identities, demands, representations in art and culture”, edited by Dimitris Bacharas, Athens: IME GSEVEE, 2020. “Rethinking Hellenism: Greek intellectuals between nation and empire (1890-1930)”, co- authors Effi Gazi, George Giannakopoulos, Modern Intellectual History (in print, May 2021). “The plurality of Greeknesses in the interwar Greece: A matter of culture or politics?” Historein, 17(2), doi: dx.doi.org/10.12681/historein.10833. “Panagiotis Kanellopoulos’ ‘anticommunist discourse of salvation’ in the 1950s”, Istorika, vol. 67, April 2018, pp. 211-234. “Historicism’s crisis and neo-Kantian’s philosophy of history correlation with nationalism in the interwar period”, History Research, vol. 5, no 3, July-September 2015 [available at: http://bit.ly/2xSERkk] Κ. Papari, T. Tympas, E. Chatzimichali, “Understanding new technologies”, in “Knowledge, Use and New Technologies”, Topika Ι΄, Nisos publications, October 2005. BOOKS – MONOGRAPHIES Greekness and bourgeois intellectuals in the Interwar period. P. Kanellopoulos’, I. Theodorakopoulos’ and K. Tsatsos’ political program, Asini publishing, Athens 2017 BOOK REVIEWS “We are rooted in History”, (retrospective dedicated to Tony Just), The Book’s Journal, 101, September 2019. “From Timariona to Ferik Ibrahim Pasha: the labyrinths of the imaginary reception of the nation in literature from the Middle Ages to modern era and its postmodern version”, book review, Chronos magazine, no. 37, May 2016 [available at: http://bit.ly/2yoedQR] CONFERENCES /SEMINARS _____________________________________________________________________ «Societies of Knowledge, cultural wars and civil society in postwar Greece: A comparative study of the Great Greek Encyclopedia», ανακοίνωση στο ετήσιο colloquium µεταδιδακτόρων του Κέντρου Νέου Ελληνισµού στο Freie Universität, Βερολίνο, 22 Απριλίου 2020 [η ανακοίνωση θα πραγµατοποιηθεί µέσω ψηφιακής πλατφόρµας στις 19-05-2020]. “The entanglement of cultural principles and political aims through Greco-German transfers, 1900-1940”, Greco-German crossings from the German Empire to Vermacht’s intrusion in Greece (1871-1941)”, 24-27 September 2020, Athens. “Representations of professional artisans and merchants in Greek literature from 19th to 21st century”, Conference IME GSEVEE: “GSEVEE, 1919-2019, a century of mediumsize enterprizes, a century of claimings”, 13-14 November 2019, IME GSEVEE. “Imaginary Europe and Narratives of Europeanization by Greek Intellectuals in the 1930s”, Europeanization, What Else? Ideas and Practices of (Dis-)Integrating Europe since the 18th Century, International Conference, University of Graz, Austria, 13-15 June 2019. “The Collapse of the Great Idea: From the national imaginary to the national trauma and the slide of Greekness to an ‘empty signifier’”, International Conference: Balkan Worlds IV: The ‘Great Ideas’ of the Balkans (18th-20th c.), organized by Dept. of Balkan, Slavic and Oriental Studies, University of Macedonia in collaboration with Association Internationale d’ Études du Sud-Est-Européen and Laboratory of History of the Department, University of Macedonia, Thessaloniki, November 29th-December 1st, 2018. “Greekness and Germaneness in the Interwar period: An entangled history of the colonization of the past”, Mediterranean Europe(s): Images and Ideas of Europe from the Mediterranean Shores, 9th Annual Symposium of the Research Network on the History of the Idea of Europe, Istituto Italiano per gli Studio Filosofici – Naples, 4-6 July 2018. “Socio-political conflict and intellectuals’ propaganda during World War II; the paradigm of the Spiritual Recruitment drive in Greece”, The People’s War? The Second World War in Socio-Political Perspective, Second World War Research Group Annual Conference, 14-15 June 2018, Strand Campus, King’s College London. “Historiography and globalized history; a new paradigm or a ‘Trojian horse’ back to the old historicism?”, Theorizing Historical Culture Conference, Hellenic Open University, Athens, December 2017 “Do crises in history entail crises in historiography?”, Theorizing Historical Culture Workshop/ Historein, Athens, May 2017 “Antiquity, normativity and ethics in the interwar period: the case of Ioannis Sykoutris”, annual colloquium of Ph.D candidates at the Centrum Modernes Griechenland, Freie Universität, Berlin, May 2017 “‘Hell are the French’: bourgeois intelligentsia against bourgeois spirit in the interwar period”, lecture in the seminars of EMNE Mnimon, commentators: Dimitra Lampropoulou and Ilias Nicolacopoulos, Athens 3rd of May 2017 “Political power and apocalyptic discourse: hermeneutic schemes of Greek and German intellectuals for the interwar crisis”, invited lecture in the History Department at Ionian University, Corfu, March 2017 “Historicism as epistemology and as theology”, invited lecture in the undergraduate module “History and Imagined Worlds: Utopia-Revelation” (instructor, prof. N. Kokomelis) at the History Department, Ionian University, Corfu, March 2017 “The first chair of Sociology in the University of Athens: Panagiotis Kanellopoulos’ career as a sociologist and his ideas for the role of the sociologist and
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