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Byzantine Greek on Maltese soil : evidence from Tristia ex Melitogaudo

The European sovereign debt crisis: a debt crisis and a sovereignty crisis

The unusual use of Byzantium

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

A Case Study Research of Power Relations within Policy Implementation for the Intellectually Disabled in Greece: Focusing on the Training Centers (2008-2013)

Modern Greek in the 10th c. AD

Transitivity in discourse : A comparison of Greek, Polish and Swedish

Popular Abstract in Swedish Olika morfologiska former i olika språk antas bero på gemensamma kognitiva funktioner och semantiska egenskaper. En övergripande term för sådana semantiska egenskaper är transitivitet. Transitivitet yttrar sig bl.a. i aspekt hos verbet och bestämdhet hos objektet. En avgörande kognitiv funktion är för- och bakgrundsstruktur av information. Detta testas här empiriskt i (This work assumes that various linguistic forms in different languages are related to common cognitive functions and semantic properties. A cognitive function - presumably universal - is information transmission. The notion of interest is transitivity, which contains a set of semantic properties such as agentivity, dynamism, affectedness, boundedness and givenness, and the explicit forms are verb

“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

The Greek Qur'an : Scholarship and evaluations

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

Expressive Particles in Serbian, Bulgarian, Greek and Kurdish

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

The Greek language through the ages. Continuity and change

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

In search of Andros : Texts and Images (15th-19th cent.) from the Efstathios J. Finopoulos Collection

Xenophon and Aisopos for the Swedish youth : On the earliest printed translations of ancient Greek literature

The role of gender and familiarity for speech and gestures during agreement in Greek conversation

Gestures are used in a pragmatic way in interactive contexts such as conversation. Agreement between interlocutors is an ordinary aspect of talk-in-interaction, which is expressed through various types of utterances and gestures. The interlocutors’ status, such as gender and familiarity, may affect both their verbal and non-verbal behavior as previous research has shown. This study investigates th

Moving beyond Porter, Fanning, and Campbell : A Linguistically Informed Approach to the Tense System in the Greek of the New Testament

Credibility Assessment in Asylum Claims Based on Sexual Orientation by the Greek Asylum Service: A Deep-Rooted Culture of Disbelief

The Byzantine Panoplia Tradition and the Greek Qur’an Translation in the Latin West

Byzantium has played only a minor role, if any at all, in the Western appropriation of knowledge on Islam. One exception to this is the Panoplia dogmatike by Eustathios Zigabenos, active under and working on the commission of the Byzantine emperor Alexios I Komnenos (r. 1081-1118). The Panoplia dogmatike ('Dogmatic Armoury') was a most imperial text, designed to support the emperor's fight against