A cognitive semiotic exploration of metaphors in Greek street art

DE RISU – Representations and Evaluations of laughter in Greek and Latin Literature : Papers presented at Colloquium Balticum XVI (Lund, November 6–9, 2018)

Greek drama and translating philologists : The case of Sophocles in 19th C Sweden

Hercules at the crossroads : uses of Greek language and myth in the Baltic Sea region

Sweet Taste with Bitter Roots: Forced Labour and Chowdury and Others v Greece

The Geography of the Baltic in Greek Eyes—from Ptolemy to Laskaris Kananos

Definite marking and referential status in Greek, Swedish and Polish

Suethice. On 19th century Swedish university translations of Greek literature

The nature of post-classical (Hellenistic) Greek

Matthias Norberg and the Modern Greek Language

The Geography of the Baltic as Seen by the Greeks—from Claudius Ptolemy to Laskaris Kananos

PUBLIC PERCEPTIONS ABOUT NATO BRAND: THE CASE OF GREEK GENERATION Z

During the 21st century, public diplomacy and branding received a new angle and application closely related with the meaning of securitization. Even though the importance of this meaning, researchers nowadays notice a research gap considering the three above-mentioned fields. NATO, as a popular security brand, represents an under-researched sui generis organization that gets involved with securiti

Moving Up the EU Waste Hierarchy in Remote Area: Exploring the Case of Lesvos Island, Greece

The main purpose of this research is to contribute to sustainable waste management in remote areas of the European Union (EU) by specifically employing the concept of ‘waste hierarchy’ as a mean to reach this goal. The last three decades see the EU waste management approach evolve from pollution control (disposal/end-of-pipe) toward more strategic approach focusing on waste prevention and recyclin

Precursory Activity Before Larger Events in Greece Revealed by Aggregated Seismicity Data

Bioarchaeological field analysis of human remains from the mass graves at Phaleron, Greece

Stories of Resistance in Greek Street Art : A Cognitive-Semiotic Approach

In line with cognitive semiotics, this paper suggests a synthetic account of the important but controversial notion of narrative (in street art, and more generally): one that distinguishes between three levels: (a) narration, (b) underlying story, and (c) frame-setting. The narrative potential of street art has not yet been considerably studied in order to offer insights into how underlying storie

Quantifying dire evacuations in case of wildfire using trigger boundaries and case study of the 2018 Mati wildfire in Greece

Wildfire evacuation is a life-saving measure of last resort, but delays can lead to dire outcomes, putting people at risk of fire entrapment. The success or failure of an evacuation depends on the relative speeds of the wildfire and the evacuation, and this varies across communities and wildfires. Despite the importance of understanding this dynamic, no formal framework exists to define or quantif

Ancient DNA fragments inside Classical Greek amphoras reveal cargo of 2400-year-old shipwreck

The origins and spread of eastern Mediterranean civilizations 4000-2000 years ago constitute defining events in human development. Interregional connections across the sea played critical roles in building increasingly sophisticated economies and societies. Research of trade and exchange among these first centers has relied upon ancient societies' archaeological artifacts. The most ubiquitous arti

Biogenicity of an Early Quaternary iron formation, Milos Island, Greece

Reconstruction of holocene lake-level changes in lake Xinias, central Greece

A study of past lake-level changes in Lake Xinias covering the last 40 000 years was presented in an earlier paper. In that paper.. changes during the Holocene were only briefly dealt with. because of poor sedimentary representation. In this paper a Supplementary transect of cores is described, in which Holocene lake-level changes are better recorded. The correlation of the cores was based on poll