Acropolis

, 150

Act of Union 1800

, 56

Affective modalities

, 6

love-duty

, 90–92

of revolutionary subject

, 89

sacrifice and heroic

, 92–95

socialising love, sacrifice and heroic

, 95–97

African Sacred Feminine

, 107–108

Anarchism

, 162–166

Anarchist elements in self-presentation

, 172–176

Anarchist movements

, 161

Anarchist struggles

, 165

Anarchist thought, influence of

, 163–166

Anarchist-inspired struggles

, 165

Anarchist-inspired/quasi anarchist movements

, 161

Anarchy

, 164–165

Ancient model

, 19–21

Androutsos

, 71

Anglo-Irish Treaty 1921

, 49

Anti-colonial

, 58–59

culture and politics

, 56

themes

, 53

Anti-colonialism

, 57–59

social movements and Sinn Fein

, 59–60

Anti-colonialist memory

collective remembering and oral history

, 55–60

colonial memory in flux

, 52–55

Ireland’s colonial narratives

, 50–52

Anti-Eurocentric critique

, 17–18

Anti-Eurocentrism

, 15–17, 19

Anti-gentrification struggles

, 181–182

Anti-revisionism

, 51–52

Anti-revisionist

, 51–52

Apartheid Museum in Guateng

, 6–7, 108

Aryan model

, 19–22

Asia Minor campaign (1919–1922)

, 115, 117

Asia Minor catastrophe

, 70–71

Athens riots (2008)

, 23–24

Atlas Force2 algorithm

, 130

Authority

, 164–165

Autonomy

, 184, 195

Axis Occupation of 1941–1944

, 117–118

Balkan strategy of Greek nationalism

, 113–114

Banal nationalism

, 119–120

Bicentenary of Greek Revolution

, 129–130

Bicentennial celebration

, 131–132

Big One, The

, 228

#Blackandtans hashtag

, 53

Black and Tan character, memories of

, 54

Black and Tans’ commemoration

, 4–5

Black Athena (1987)

, 19–20

Black women activism in South Africa

, 99

Bolshevik Party

, 223–224

Book of Sacrifices

, 7, 116

Born in the RSA

, 104–107

Byzantine Empire

, 146

Californian ideology

, 187–188

Capitalism

, 184–185, 218–219

exploitation and oppression

, 219–220

power of

, 221–222

Censorship

, 102–103

Citizen

, 38

assemblies

, 240–242

Citizenship

, 38–39

City is our Factory, The

, 192–194

Civil War

, 53

Classes

, 130–131

Collective organisations

, 243

Collective remembering

, 55–60

Colonial memory in flux

, 52–55

Colonialism (see also Anti-colonialism)

, 49–51

Colonialist

, 58

Commemoration events

, 136

Communication

, 1

and commemoration of revolutions

, 3

Communist Party of Greece (KKE)

, 66

Communist society

, 90

Communities

, 181

Compassion

, 90

Computer-supported social networks (CSSNs)

, 167

Comradeship love

, 90

Congolese Constitution (2006)

, 32–33

Congolese political contexts

, 32

Constantinople Patriarchate

, 112–113

Contemporary anarchist (ic) social movements

, 166

Contemporary Greek politics

, 139–140

Corporate plans

, 183–184

Crises

, 89

Crowdfunding

, 8–9, 162, 168

Cultural analysis

, 1

Cultural productions

, 136

Cultural republicanism

, 56–57

Decade of Centenaries

, 4–5

Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC)

, 4, 29

DigiGen

, 227

Digital constitutionalism

, 36

Digital methods

, 1

Digital narrative app

, 151

Digital pocket theatre

, 8

Digital simulation of acropolis siege

, 152–156

Digital storytelling

digital tools and narration

, 150–152

Duty to Revolt

, 146–148

present-day Athens and digital simulation of acropolis siege

, 152–156

project’s rationale and methodology

, 148–149

Digital tools

, 150–152

Directed graph

, 130

Discursive themes

, 135–140

commemoration events and cultural productions

, 136

contemporary Greek politics

, 139–140

historiographical and ideological controversies

, 136–139

Distance in photography

, 209–210

DMI-TCAT tool

, 129–130

Do-it-yourself commemoration

, 121–122

Domestic oppressors

, 59–60

Duties of citizens

, 38

Duty of revolution (DoR)

, 4

Duty to oppose

, 41

Duty to resist

, 41

Duty to Revolt (D2R)

, 30, 39, 41, 146, 148, 228, 230

categories of D2R circumstances

, 35

circumstances

, 41–43

conference

, 1, 10

in constitution

, 31–35

core idea

, 39–40

features

, 30

force

, 43

governance and social contract

, 30–35

graded approach

, 41

legitimacy crisis

, 35–37

parallels between two D2R clauses

, 33–35

Republican contract

, 37–39

sources

, 40–41

typology of D2R circumstances

, 42–43

unconstitutional means

, 43

East African Community (EAC)

, 44

Education and EAM in occupied Greece

, 66–67

Educational Society

, 67

Eleftheros Kosmos

, 118–119

Emotional capitalism

, 91–92

Emotional sustainability

, 246–249

Emotions

, 204–206

Empire memories

, 54–55

English rule

, 53

Entrepreneurship

, 194–196

Environmental art

, 8

Equality

, 90–91

Escalation

, 225

Ethical remembering

, 52

Ethnogenesis

, 68

Eurafrica

, 21–22

Eurocentrism

, 20–21

Extinction Rebellion (XR)

, 227–228, 234–235

central conundrum

, 242–243

dynamics in

, 235

Fab Labs

, 9, 181–183

City is our Factory, The

, 192–194

entrepreneurship and social justice

, 194–196

gentrification and rise of social movement (techno) politics

, 183–187

limits of hackerspace politics

, 196–198

Makers’ movement

, 187–189

meaning of park fiction revolt

, 189–192

Facebook

, 132

False’ consciousness

, 221

Family harassment, memories of

, 54

Firefund

, 8–9, 161

anarchist elements in self-presentation

, 172–176

geographies of funding

, 168–171

influence of anarchist thought

, 163–166

internet and role in anarchist organisation

, 166–168

successful vs. unsuccessful projects

, 171

Folklore

, 69

Framing

, 205–206

Free Greece

, 67, 75

‘Freedom or Death’ call of revolution

, 2

French Revolution

, 131–132

Game elements

, 8

Gamification

, 150

Garrisonian wing of American abolitionist movement

, 96

General Laws Amendment Act of 1963

, 104

Gentrification

, 183–184, 187

Gephi

, 130

German Social Democracy Party

, 222

Global South

, 19

Gnostic Revolt

, 15

Good Friday Agreement 1998

, 49

Governance

, 30–35

indicators

, 34

Governance crises in Westphalian states

, 37

Graded approach

, 41

Great Idea

, 70–71

Greece 2021 committee

, 7–8, 129, 138–139

Greek Antiquity

, 15–16, 20–21

as eurocentrism

, 23–25

Greek bourgeoisie

, 68

Greek intellectuals

, 70–71

Greek irredentism

, 112–113

Greek Marxist historiography

, 69

Greek Miracle, The

, 7, 115

Greek nationalism

, 7, 69

Greek Popular Liberation Army (ELAS)

, 66

Greek Revolution

, 2–3, 5, 15, 65–66, 111–112

anti-eurocentrism

, 17–19

Greek Antiquity as eurocentrism

, 23–25

in Official Party Historiography

, 67–70

practical past

, 16–17

relational to purist conceptualisation of past

, 19–23

Greek War of Independence

, 19

Greek-Ottomanism

, 7, 112–113

Group Areas Act, Act No 41 of 1950

, 103

Hackerspaces

, 9

hackerspaces/makerspaces

, 189

limits of hackerspace politics

, 196–198

Hallam, Roger

, 227–228

Hellenic Foundation for Research & Innovation (ELIDEK)

, 8

Hellenism

, 112–113

Herodion

, 154–155

Heroic

, 92, 95, 97

Heroism

, 96

Herstory

of Black women activism in South Africa

, 99

Born in the RSA

, 104–107

censorship and segregation

, 102–103

Pass, The

, 103–104

police power

, 104

religious practice and theology

, 107–108

theatre and

, 100–101

You Strike the Woman, You Strike the Rock

, 101–102

Heterotopias of productive resistance and prefigurative living

, 192–194

Historical revisionism

, 52

Historiographical controversies

, 136–139

History and Class Consciousness

, 221–222

Iconographical symbolism

, 209–210

Ideological battles

, 131–132

Ideological construction

, 25

Ideological controversies

, 136–139

Ideological sub poles

, 132–135

international-official sub pole

, 134–135

leftist pole

, 135

nationalist-conservative sub pole

, 132–134

neoliberal sub pole

, 134

Inclusion

, 4–5

Instagram

, 132

Intellectual moves

, 25

International historiography

, 145

International-official sub pole

, 134–135

Internet and role in anarchist organisation

, 166–168

IRaMuTeQ software

, 130–131

Ireland’s colonial narratives

, 50–52

Ireland’s role in empire memories

, 55

Irish Twitter’s historical memory

, 53

Just Stop Oil protests

, 227

Karaiskakis

, 71

Kathimerini (centre-right)

, 207

Klepsydra

, 153

Kolokotronis

, 71

‘Konstantinos Paparrigoroupos’ tripartite scheme

, 70

Lebensraum

, 115–116

Leftist pole

, 135

Legitimacy crisis

, 35–37

governance crises in Westphalian states

, 37

poor governance

, 35–36

Legitimacy decline (see Legitimacy crisis)

Lexicometric analysis

, 130–131, 135, 140

Liberal revolution

, 139

Little Eagles, The

, 67, 71–72, 74–76

Love-duty

, 90–92

Magdalene laundry oral project

, 55

Maidan revolution of 2014

, 94–95

Makers movement

, 187–189

Makerspaces

, 9

Manifestation of truth

, 93

Marxist analysis of Modern Greek society

, 68

Marxist theorists

, 185–186

Mass consciousness

, 225

Matchboxes

, 119–120

Mediterranean race

, 21–22

Minoan civilisation

, 21–22

Mobile gaming

, 150–151

Modern Greek tradition

, 69

Monumentalisation

, 94–95

Mountain Readers

, 65

education and EAM in occupied Greece

, 66–67

Greek Revolution in Official Party Historiography

, 67–70

nation and ‘historical analogue of Greek revolution’ in

, 70–74

new person in

, 74–77

Museum theatre

, 8

Narration

, 150–152

Narrative hospitality

, 52

National Council

, 66

National Liberation Front (EAM)

, 5, 66, 73–74

National Unity

, 114

Nationalism

, 49–50

Nationalist Party

, 102–103

Nationalist-conservative sub pole

, 132–134

Neoliberal sub pole

, 134

Networks

, 151

News media

, 203–204

analysis of news media coverage in Greece of school teachers’ protest

, 207–211

emotions and news media’s visual framing of protest

, 204–206

schoolteachers’ protest

, 207

News values

, 205–206

Nexus of discourses

, 25

Official ceremonies

, 113–114

Official narratives

, 145

Official Party Historiography, Greek Revolution in

, 67–70

Opium Wars

, 20–21

Oppression

, 100

Oral history

, 55–60

Organisation-consciousness problem

, 10

Orientalism

, 20–21

Ottoman Athens

, 146–147

Ottoman Empire

, 112, 146

Ottoman foreign policy

, 147

Ottoman rule

, 68

Ottoman society

, 146

Park fiction revolt, meaning of

, 189–192

Pass, The

, 103–104

Patriarchal hierarchy

, 107

Patriarchal institutions

, 90

Peace-building

, 49

PEEA

, 66, 73

Penal Laws

, 56

People

, 69, 71

Photography

, 203–204

Photojournalists

, 208–209

Physical violence

, 99

Plan for Popular Education (1944)

, 67

Political belonging and revolting

, 89–90

Political confidence

, 243

Political instability

, 37

Political violence

, 99

Politics

, 57–59

Poor governance

, 35–36

Post-colonialist

, 58

Post-industrial society

, 186

Post-war custodians of revolutionary socialist visions

, 93

Power

, 186

Practical past

, 16–17

Presentism

, 131

Proletarian consciousness

, 224–225

Proliferation

, 225

Protests

, 206, 221

Proto Thema (centre-populist)

, 207

Psychological violence

, 99

Psychologisation

, 91–92

Pulp Fiction (Quentin Tarantino’s film)

, 189–190

Pure civilisations

, 20

Pure races

, 20

Quantitative content analysis

, 162–163

Quisling Regime

, 117–118

Racial purity

, 20

Racism

, 100

Reactionary forces

, 95

Rebellion in Ireland (1798)

, 56

Red terror of Communist-led Resistance of EAM-ELAS

, 111

Reinert method

, 130–131

Religious practice

, 107–108

Representational Spaces

, 196–197

Republican contract

, 30, 37, 39

Republicanism

, 49–50, 56

Reservation of Separate Amenities Act, Act No 49 of 1953

, 103

Responsiveness

, 90

REVAthens project

, 8, 145, 153

Revisionist apolgogism

, 58

Revolution commemorating

, 111

delicate meaning

, 116–121

do-it-yourself commemoration

, 121–122

Lebensraum

, 115–116

rehabilitating clerical counterrevolution (1871)

, 112–114

Right to the City

, 181–182, 191

Romanticisation of revolutions

, 3

Royal Irish Constabulary (RIC)

, 49–50

Rubicon moment

, 235

Sacred Feminine

, 108

Sacrifices

, 92–95, 97

Samosa Regime of Nicaragua

, 217

Schoolteachers’ protest

, 207

Secularisation

, 59–60

Segregation

, 102–103

Sensitivity

, 90

Serpetzes

, 153

Sevres Treaty (1920)

, 115

Silent strength

, 103

SketchEngine

, 53

Social contract

, 30–35

theory

, 29–31

Social history

, 8

Social justice

, 194–196

Social labour

, 94

Social media, debating complex historical event on

, 131–132

Social movements

, 59–60, 163, 166, 168, 170

strategy

, 242

(techno) politics

, 183–187

Social protest

, 161

Social revolution

, 139

Socialising love

, 95–97

Society of National Resistance

, 69–70

Socio-semiotic analysis

, 204

Sociological analysis

, 1

South African apartheid regime

, 102–103

South African National Congress (SANNC)

, 101

South Sudanese Constitution

, 32–33

South Sudanese political contexts

, 32

Soviet public sphere

, 90

Spatialisation of conflicts

, 181–182, 191

Standard school history

, 145

Style of existence

, 93

Sympathy

, 90

Ta Nea (centre-left)

, 207

Theatre

, 100–101

Theology

, 107–108

3D reconstructions

, 8

Transnational struggle-against capitalism

, 218

Transnationalisation of revolutions

, 2

Traveller history in Ireland

, 55

Treason

, 38–39

Truth and Reconciliation Commission (TRC)

, 106–107

Tweets

, 129–130

debating complex historical event on social media

, 131–132

discursive themes

, 135–140

ideological sub poles

, 132–135

methodology

, 129–131

Twitter

, 131–132

Urban class dynamics

, 55

Violence

, 162, 164

Visual analysis

, 1

Visual references

, 203–204

War of Independence (1821)

, 145

Warm emotions

, 90

Working class politics

, 186

You Strike the Woman, You Strike the Rock

, 101–102