'Learn History!' Antiquity, national narrative and history in Greek educational textbooks

Table of Contents:The Cupboard of Yesterdays? Critical Perspectives on the Usable Past by K.S. Brown and Yannis Hamilakis I. Projects: The State in Action 1. Monumental Visions: the Past in Metaxas' weltanschauung by Philip Carabott 2. "Learn History!" Antiquity, National Narrative, and History in Greek Educational Textbooks by Yannis Hamilakis 3. The Politics of Currency: Stamps, Coins, Banknotes, and the Circulation of Modern Greek Tradition by Basil C. GounarisII. Fractures: Resisting the National Narrative 1. The Macedonian Question in the 1920s and the Politics of History by Patrick Finney 2. Recollecting Difference: Archive-Marxists and Old Calendarists in an Exile Community by Margaret E. Kenna3. The Ethnoarchaeology of a "Passive" Ethnicity. The Arvanites of Central Greece by John Bintliff III. Conversations: From Past to Present 1. Dimitris Pikionis and Sedad Eldem: Parallel Reflections of Vernacular and National Architecture by Eleni Bastéa 2. Spaces in Tense: History, Contingency, and Place in a Cretan City by Thomas M. Malaby 3. Poked by the 'Foreign Finger' in Greece: Conspiracy Theory or the Hermeneutics of Suspicion? By David Sutto