Music, Language and Identity in Greece

This insightful volume explores the connections between music, language, and national identity, particularly within the Greek context, offering a rich interdisciplinary perspective.

This volume brings together experts who investigate the intricate links connecting music, language, and national identity, with a particular focus on the Greek paradigm. By examining the Greek case, Music, Language and Identity in Greece paves the way for innovative interdisciplinary approaches to understanding how the concept of 'national' is formed across various cultures. The contributors delve into how music serves as a medium for expressing cultural identity, revealing the complexities of these interrelations.

The national element in music has been the subject of significant scholarly interest, yet much of the existing research has remained confined to the field of music studies. This collection aims to broaden that perspective by incorporating insights from diverse disciplines such as musicology, literary theory, and modern Greek studies. By doing so, Music, Language and Identity in Greece invites readers to explore the multifaceted nature of cultural identity and its manifestations in music and language.

Through its comprehensive analysis, this volume sheds new light on the ideologies and mechanisms that underpin cultural policies. It not only enhances our understanding of the Greek context but also serves as a model for examining similar dynamics in other cultures. Ultimately, Music, Language and Identity in Greece is an essential resource for anyone interested in the intersections of music, language, and national identity.