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Tourism in the European economic crisis: Mediatised worldmaking and new tourist imaginaries in Greece

2016

The article interrogates the rationale and origins of changing imaginaries of tourism in Greece in the context of the current economic crisis. We detect a radical change in the ‘picture’ of the country that circulates in global media conduits (YouTube, Facebook, official press websites and personal blogs). We enact a journey into past media representations of Greece as an idyllic peasant and working-class site, but proceed to highlight that such representations are being recycled today by Greeks (especially but not exclusively) living and studying abroad. This stereotype, which focuses on embodied understandings of happiness and well-being, is being challenged by the current economic crisi…

Dark tourismmedia_common.quotation_subject05 social sciences0507 social and economic geographyMedia studiesContext (language use)PeasantEconomyTourism Leisure and Hospitality Management0502 economics and businessHappinessSociologyGreeks050703 geography050212 sport leisure & tourismSlumThe ImaginaryTourismmedia_common
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On deictic motion verbs in Homeric Greek

2017

This paper investigates the basic motion verbs ‘go’ and ‘come’ in Homeric Greek. In particular, it aims to examinewhether the deictic component,which is usually ascribed to the inherent semantic meaning of these verbs cross–linguistically, has to be considered as a prototypical semantic property of εἶμι ‘go’ and βαίνω ‘step; go; come’. These latter can indeed take a deictic interpretation at a pragmatic, syntactic or discourse level, but I will show how the deictic component is not inherently associated with their lexical semantics. Data from the contexts of use of these verbs, in both narrative discourse and direct speech, strongly suggest that the original semantic opposition between ‘go’…

Deixis motion verbs lexical aspect Ancient GreekSettore L-LIN/01 - Glottologia E Linguistica
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Italian and Spanish Students Perception on Use of Technology in Classrooms of Classics in Secondary School

2019

A society that is becoming increasingly digital must explore new ways of learning. In fact, digital technologies have an impact on the education through the development of more flexible learning environments adapted to the needs of a high-mobility society. To prepare future citizens to the needs of the digital labor market, recent educational reforms in Italy and Spain focused their attention on students' Digital Competences. Therefore, we are interested in probing how students of classical studies in Italian and Spanish high schools perceive the use of new technologies in the classroom. It is important to investigate classics at school, because traditionally this program is perceived as le…

Digital literacy Latin Greek Secondary Education Life skills
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Due documenti del Tabulario di S. Maria Maddalena di Valle Giosafat: Messina, febbraio 1176

2022

This article provides a new edition of two Greek documents written in Messina in February 1176 (Archivio di Stato di Palermo, Tabulario di S. Maria Maddalena di Valle Giosafat, poi S. Placido di Calonerò, nrr. 52 e 51). The need to re-edit these two documents, which were previously published in the 19th century by Salvatore Cusa and Giuseppe Spata, arises from a series of legal, administrative and archival issues related to the two parchments, which are discussed in the article. Through an accurate prosopographic analysis of the legal authors of the documents (private individuals and institutions), this contribution attempts first of all to investigate the role of the comes of the galley of…

Diplomatic editionSettore L-FIL-LET/07 - Civilta' BizantinaNorman AgeGreekSicilyMessina
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Platone e gli Eleati (II)

2017

Si cerca di mostrare che le tendenze eleatiche erano molto diffuse nell´ Atene del IV secolo, probabilmente nella stessa Accademia e che Platone ha scritto Sofista e Parmenide essenzialmente contro i Megarici Plato gives two constrasting accounts of Zeno's philosophical purposes in the Phaedrus and Parmenides. The Parmenides is more accurate in detail, and consequently it is more probable that Zeno intended to defend Parmenides' teaching, as he is represented as doing in this dialogue, than to accumulate eristic contradictions for their own sake, as he is represented as doing in the Phaedrus. Plato seems to be aware that one of the main features of Socratism, dialectic reasoning, originates…

Eleatism Greek philosophy Megarian philosophers PlatonismFilosofia antica Eleati Platone
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Unraveling the Complexity of Tourist Experience with NFC Technology and Mobile Wallets

2014

By considering the tourist experience as a complex dynamic system, in this paper we depict the traveler as a kybernetes (κυβeρνήτης is the ancient Greek word for ‘sea captain’, ‘steersman’, or ‘governor’) in search of powerful tools to help him or her to obtain directions in the mare magnum of complexity, overcoming the fear of action and taking decisions. We focus our attention on the key role of Near Field Communication technology and mobile wallet as ‘attenuators of complexity’ in the travel and tourism industry.

EngineeringFocus (computing)business.industrySimplexityAncient GreekData scienceSmart Complexity Simplexity Mobile technology NFC technology Mobile wallet Tourist satisfactionlanguage.human_languageAction (philosophy)Human–computer interactionlanguageMobile paymentKey (cryptography)Mobile technologybusinessSettore SECS-P/08 - Economia E Gestione Delle ImpreseTourism
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Le suppellettili liturgiche dell'Eparchia di Piana degli Albanesi

2007

Il saggio analizza le suppellettili liturgiche d'argento dell'Eparchia di Piana degli Albanesi esposte alla mostra "Tracce d'Oriente", per lo più realizzate da argentieri palermitani del XVIII e XIX secolo. Le opere della liturgia greco-albanese vengono messe a confronto con quelle utilizzate per le celebrazioni di rito latino. The essay analyzes the silver liturgical furnishings of the Eparchy of Piana degli Albanesi exhibited at the exhibition "Tracce d'Oriente", mostly made by silversmiths from Palermo in the 18th and 19th centuries. The works of the Greek-Albanian liturgy are compared with those used for the Latin rite celebrations.

Eparchy of Piana degli Albanesi liturgical furnishings silver Greek-Albanian rite latin riteSettore L-ART/02 - Storia Dell'Arte ModernaEparchia di Piana degli Albanesi suppellettili liturgiche argento rito greco-albanese rito latino
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Scrittore epicureo anonimo, Opera incerta (PHerc. 1390/908). Edizione, introduzione e commentario, tavole

2019

Il singolare scritto adespoto e anepigrafo trasmesso da PHerc. 1390/908 e convenzionalmente definito ‘Sulla procreazione’ o ‘Sulla generazione’ rappresenta per il suo soggetto un unicum nella collezione ercolanese – dove, com’è noto, non trovano posto opere di natura medica o paramedica – e insieme alla sezione conclusiva del IV libro del De rerum natura di Lucrezio, l’unica trattazione epicurea di una certa estensione sul tema. Di esso, tradizionalmente assegnato a Epicuro e ora attribuito al filosofo epicureo Demetrio Lacone (II secolo a.C.), si propone in questa sede la prima edizione critica complessiva munita di introduzione e commento. The peculiar anonymous text handed down by PHerc.…

EpicureanismEpicuroGreek ancient LiteratureEpicurusandrology and gynaecologyancient anatomy and physiology; human procreationDemetrius LacoLetteratura greca EpicureoSettore L-FIL-LET/02 - Lingua E Letteratura GrecaHerculaneum papyri
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Los tratados quirúrgicos del Corpus Hippocraticum : Aplicación de análisis de estadística lingüística

2004

Mikel.labiano@uv.es Aplicación de la estadística lingüística a los tratados quirúrgicos del Corpus Hippocraticum, con vistas a analizar las relaciones existentes entre ellos y sus autores. Application of Statistical Linguistics to surgical treatises in Corpus Hippocraticum, in order to show relations between them and their authors.

Estadística LingüísticaGreek Philology:LINGÜÍSTICA::Lingüística aplicada::Lengua y literatura [UNESCO]UNESCO::LINGÜÍSTICA::Otras especialidades lingüísticascorpus hippocraticumFilología Griega ; Historia de la Lengua Griega ; Medicina hipocrática ; Estadística LingüísticaStatistical LinguisticsFilología Griega:LINGÜÍSTICA::Otras especialidades lingüísticas [UNESCO]historia de la lengua griegaHippocratic MedicineUNESCO::LINGÜÍSTICAHistoria de la Lengua Griegastatistical linguistics:LINGÜÍSTICA [UNESCO]UNESCO::LINGÜÍSTICA::Lingüística aplicada::Lengua y literaturahistory of greek languageestadística lingüísticaMedicina hipocráticaHistory of Greek LanguageGreek Philology ; History of Greek Language ; Hippocratic Medicine ; Statistical Linguistics
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Travestirsi per Dioniso

2020

Starting from the definition of “performativity” and “gender parody” developed by Judith Butler, this paper aims to investigate the performative functions of male cross-dressing within the dynamics of social categorization in classical Athens. For this purpose I have adopted an eclectic hermeneutic toolbox, borrowing elements from Harvey Sacks’ Membership Categorization Analysis to René Girard’s scapegoat theory. Through the philological analysis of some literary representations of transvestism, such as Pentheus’ cross-dressing in Euripides’ "Bacchae", and the anthropological interpretation of the mythical-ritual complex relating to the effeminacy of Dionysus, my work focuses on the polyval…

Euripides’ Bacchaeancient Greek religionperformativityrites of passage.historical anthropology of ancient GreecePentheuDionysuSettore L-FIL-LET/02 - Lingua E Letteratura Grecacross-dressing as performance
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