Table of Contents

Peter Mackridge and Eleni Yannakakis, Introduction — Part One: Disputed Identities: Historical Perspectives — Basil C. Gounaris, Reassessing Ninety Years of Greek Historiography on the 'Struggle for Macedonia 1904-1908' — John S. Koliopoulos, The War over the Identity and Numbers of Greece's Slav Macedonians — Philip Carabott, The Politics of Integration and Assimilation vis-‡-vis the Slavo-Macedonian Minority of Inter-war Greece: From Parliamentary Inertia to Metaxist Repression — Anthony Bryer, The Rise and Fall of the Macedonian School of Byzantine Art (1910-1962) — Part Two: The Anthropology of Assimilation — Anastasia N. Karakasidou, Women of the Family, Women of the Nation: National Enculturation among Slav-speakers in North-West Greece — Eftihia Voutira, Population Transfers and Resettlement Policies in Inter-War Europe: The Case of Asia Minor Refugees in Macedonia from an International and National Perspective — Georgios Agelopoulos, From Bulgarievo to Nea Krasia, from 'Two Settlements' to 'One Village': Community Formation, Collective Identities and the Role of the Individual — Janc K. Cowan, Idioms of Belonging: Polyglot Articulations of Local Identity in a Greek Macedonian Town — Part Three: Creating an Indigenous Literary Tradition — Peter Mackridge, Cultivating New Lands: The Consolidation of Greek Territorial Gains in Macedonia through Literature, 1912-1940 — Eleni Yannakakis, Resurrecting Macedonian Culture: Pentzikis's 'The Dead Man' and 'The Resurrection' — Aglaia Kehayia-Lipourli, Creating a Literary Tradition in Salonica: The Magazine 'Makedonikes Imeres' and 'Alkiviadis Yannopoulos' — X. A. Kokolis, Ethnic, National and Cultural Identity in the Prosewriting of Georgios Modis — Fragiski Abatzopoulou, The Image of the Jew in the Literature of Salonica — Postscript — Thanos Veremis, The Revival of the 'Macedonian' Question, 1991-1995