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Il saggio critico moderno dal punto di vista dei Greci antichi (perché gli antichi non scrissero saggi critici?)
2007
La Grecia antica non ha conosciuto il genere letterario del saggio scientifico perché esso è connesso con istituzioni (l'Università) e un modo di pensare (specialistico) che in quel mondo non esistevano. Ancient Greece did not know the literary genre of the scientific essay because it is connected with institutions (like the University) and a (specialized) way of thinking that did not exist in that world.
Geogenic carbon transport through karst hydrosystems of Greece
2022
The Earth C-cycle is complex, where endogenic and exogenic sources are interconnected, operating in a multiple spatial and temporal scale (Lee et al., 2019). Non-volcanic CO2 degassing from active tectonic structures is one of the less defined components of this cycle (Frondini et al, 2019). Carbon mass-balance (Chiodini et al., 2000) is a useful tool to quantify the geogenic carbon output from regional karst hydrosystems. This approach has been demonstrated for central Italy and may be valid also for Greece, due to the similar geodynamic settings. Deep degassing in Greece has been ascertained mainly at hydrothermal and volcanic areas, but the impact of geogenic CO2 released by active tecto…
Kinship between cities and peoples
2012
As Herodotus explains (8.144.2), the whole Greek-speaking people was envisaged like one big “family” composed of kinsmen. Nevertheless, within this wide “family” there were various degrees of blood relationship due to the ancestral subdivision of the Hellenic people into the early gene of Aiolians, Ionians, and Dorians. Keywords: ancient Greece; assimilation and exclusion; cultural history; Greek history; nations and peoples; political history
Initial French language teacher education policy in Greece and curriculum evaluation among student teachers of FLE
2015
This paper presents initial language teacher education policy adopted in Greece and describes a study which examines student teachers’ of FLE (Français Langue Étrangère) perception of their initial teacher education and its contribution to their future professional life. The sample comprised 67 student teachers in their fourth year of studies for a bachelor degree in the department of French language and literature in the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki in Greece. Data were collected through questionnaires which included both a structured and an open-ended part. The questionnaire’s content was based on the European Profile for Language Teacher Education — a Frame of Reference (Kelly et…
История Греции в классическую эпоху
1916
Содержание: I. Политико-географическій очеркъ античной Греціи ; II. Героическій вѣкъ ; III. Начало городской жизни ; IV. Спарта и Аѳины въ IV в. до Р. Х. ; V. Греко-персидскія войны ; VI. Великая Аѳинская республика ; VII. Торговый подъемъ Аѳинъ и большая междоусобная война ; VIII. Паденіе аѳинской державы ; IX. Раздробленіе Греціи и объединеніе Сициліи ; X. Послѣднія объединительныя попытки и упадокъ политическаго интереса въ Греціи ; XI. Гибель республиканской Греціи.
“From Savage to Sublime (And Partway Back): Indians and Antiquity in Early Nineteenth-Century American Literature”
2016
This article examines the comparisons made between Indians and Antiquity in early nineteenth-century American literature (notably in the works of Washington Irving and James Fenimore Cooper); to do so, it begins by reaching back to references in European and American writings of the eighteenth century. One of the main motivations behind the associations between Native Americans and the Ancient World made in the early decades of the nineteenth century was to “elevate” Indians in order to transform them into worthy symbols of the recently established United States. Such associations also rendered them suitable subjects for treatment by authors inspired to a large extent by the Romantic Moveme…
Besprechung: Ch. Bakirtzis (Hrsg.), Mosaics of Thessaloniki. 4th-14th century, Athens 2012.
2014
Ch. Bakirtzis (Hrsg.), Mosaics of Thessaloniki. 4th-14th century, Athens 2012, 359 S. + 395 Abb. ISBN 978-960-6878-36-7
Besprechung:S. LAZARIS, Art et science vétérinaire à Byzance. Formes et fonctions de l’image hippiatrique, Turnhout 2010.
2013
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Изслѣдованiя въ области Ираклійскихъ таблицъ [Исследования в области Ираклийских таблиц]
1905
Teksts krievu un grieķu valodā.
Child Protection in Mediterranean Countries: Italy and Greece
2023
Abstract This chapter explores the child protection systems in Italy and Greece. Both countries have to deal with immigrant children due to the conflict between the rights of minors and immigration laws on control and defense. In Italy, the child protection system is the result of a patchwork of norms and regulations addressing different societal demands and pressures. Family and cash-transfers are fundamental factors in Italy’s child welfare system. Greece, on the other hand, has adopted fragmented measures and policies connected with financial benefits, income support, social security, social care for disabled people, and rehabilitation for children at risk. The chapter also notes how the…