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Island sessions: Hellenic Studies in Molyvos
A gathering of scholars and students, artists and activists hosted by the SNF Centre for Hellenic Studies on the Aegean island of Lesvos
A Place of Reflection
Lesvos has been known as a site of refinement and reflection since antiquity, home to poets, philosophers, emperors and even pirates, and bears the traces of Classical, Byzantine and Ottoman civilizations. Located on the 鈥渇rontier鈥� between Europe and Asia, the island continues to play an important role in contemporary Greek, European and global affairs by its continued presence in the frontlines of the dramatic population movements that culminated in the human drama of 2015.
2019 | Sovereignty, Space and Aesthetics
In 2019, the village of Molyvos on Lesvos was selected as the location for a workshop entitled 鈥淪overeignty, Space and Aesthetics: Greece and Europe in the World.鈥� The event was a joint production of 丁香园AV鈥檚 SNF Centre for Hellenic Studies and Rutgers University 鈥� Newark which gathered a diverse group of academics, students and activists to critically engage with discussions on pressing global challenges, as a way to create networks dedicated to connecting theoretical work to contemporary social, cultural, and political issues.
2020 | Political Animals: Explorations of the Political Across the Ages
Following the success of this first outing, the SNF Centre for Hellenic Studies brought together a group of scholars (both teachers and students), from universities across North America and Europe to examine a range of topics under the theme of Political Animals. Due to the global pandemic, the 2020 sessions took place online.
Sovereignty, Space and Aesthetics:
Greece and Europe in the World (2019)
