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Narrative and Gender: Similarities and differences in written narratives produced from same- and opposite-gender perspective in Modern Greek

Narrative and gender are both notions closely connected to culture and society. Narrative, on the one hand, is not just the art of telling stories, it carries deeper meanings, evokes feelings, and even affects our actions and interactions with one another. Gender, on the other hand, and specifically social gender, is defined as the gender identity that a person has shaped through his or her intera

ἔχειν πίστιν in Hellenistic Greek and its Contribution to the πίστις Χριστοῦ Debate

Polemics, poetics and the Goths : Uses of Greek (historiography) in texts from the Swedish Empire

Byzantine Greek on Maltese soil : evidence from Tristia ex Melitogaudo

The Greek Qur'an : Scholarship and evaluations

“Greek Agriculture, CAP and Agenda 2000: A Case Study in the External Trade, 2000-2008”

Europe has established the Common Agricultural Policy, CAP, from the early years of the construction of the EU as a tool against rural poverty and food deficit. As the years passed by CAP became more goal oriented towards the economic growth and development of each country. The latest development known as Agenda 2000 opted for a competitive agriculture led by the international market powers and fo

Proving gender and sexuality in the (homo)nationalist Greek asylum system : Credibility, sexual citizenship and the ‘bogus’ sexual other

Modern Greek in the 10th c. AD

Neo-Latin texts and Greek paratexts : On the potential importance of liminary texts for interpretation

Neo-Latin texts and Humanist Greek paratexts : On two Wittenberg prints dedicated to crown prince Erik of Sweden

Sweden in the Eyes of the Southern European Reader : Translation and reception of Swedish fiction in Greece and Spain between 2000 and 2017

Greek sculpture as a tool in understanding the phenomenon of movement quality

Previous research has shown that movement quality may be described as offering a general impression of a whole unified person, understood as a relation between postural stability, free breathing and awareness, which combined produce a refinement of movement as well as enhancing well-being. The phenomenon could further be structured in terms of four movement dimensions: structural, physiological, p

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Modern Greek: Language variation in Modern Greek

The Aesopic Fable and the Study of Greek in Early Modern Swedish Schools

Greek Inscriptions on the East Bank

Reading, Writing, Translating : Greek in Early Modern Schools, Universities, and beyond

Between East and West: Cassian the Roman in Greek and Latin

THE ROLE OF INTERTEXTUALITY IN THE TWITTER DISCUSSION ON THE GREEK REFERENDUM

The drama of translating Greek tragedy. Issues and debates in 19th century Sweden

Greek occasional poetry from the Swedish Empire : The case of Josef Thun