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Nationalism and Oneirocriticism: Of Modern Hellenes in Europe

In November 1990. the Parisian newspaper Le Monde organized a symposium among a group of France’s leading intellectuals with the title “The Greeks, the Romans, and Ourselves” The overall impetus of the symposium was an interrogation (with an inkling toward revision) of Greece’s traditional status as the political-philosophical ancestor of modern European civilization; the generally proposed alternative was Rome (see Droit).