The Modern Greek Collections at Princeton University
Rebecka Lindau
Abstract
Rebecka Lindau
Abstract
Princeton University has one of the most extensive collections of materials on Hellenic Studies in the world. It is particularly strong in modern Greek studies which serves the university's Program in Hellenic Studies. Library holdings in the field have been expanded over the years and now encompass many different formats and disciplines. A number of projects connected to the collections have been mounted in the past and several are planned for the future. In addition, a Library Committee has been established by the Modern Greek Studies Association (MGSA) and several meetings of this committee have already been held including a panel at the Association's biannual symposium in 2005.
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Princeton University has one of the most extensive collections of materials on Hellenic Studies in the world. It is particularly strong in modern Greek studies which serves the university's Program in Hellenic Studies. Library holdings in the field have been expanded over the years and now encompass many different formats and disciplines. A number of projects connected to the collections have been mounted in the past and several are planned for the future. In addition, a Library Committee has been established by the Modern Greek Studies Association (MGSA) and several meetings of this committee have already been held including a panel at the Association's biannual symposium in 2005.
Key concepts: History, Classics, Archaeology, Art