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New York, May 6: Lecture on Athenian Anthropography of the late 20th Century

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Originally From: "Andreas L. Prodromidis" <[email protected]>

Dr. Neni Panourgia

Program in Hellenic Studies, Princeton University

An Athenian Anthropography
An Anthropological examination of the Greek Urban
Space in the latter part of the 20th century

In this talk the Athenian City and Urban Values will be approached from a variety of points:

  1. The Introduction and Incorporation of the Sciences in the process of modernization, family operations, popular culture and Architecture.
  2. The development of Athens from the Ottoman city to the Modern Greek Capital.

Neni Panourgia received her Ph.D in Anthropology from Indiana University. She is a visiting fellow at the Hellenic Studies Program at Princeton and the Foundation for Hellenic Culture. Dr. Panourgia also taught M. Greek Culture and Literature at Indiana and at Columbia University. She has specialized in anthropology of urban settings and national ideology and she has published widely.

MAY 6TH, 6:45 pm Cathedral Center
Holy Trinity Cathedral, 337 E. 74th str.

For more info please e-mail
Elpida Bairaktari at [email protected]
or call 212.714-7142


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