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Greek Cinema: From Theodoros Angelopoulos to Modern Indie Films
Greek Cinema: From Theodoros Angelopoulos to Modern Indie Films Greek cinema has always been an evocative mirror of the country’s cultural, political, and societal transformation. From the poetic and philosophical works of Theodoros Angelopoulos to the experimental storytelling of modern independent filmmakers, it reflects the resilience and creative evolution of Greece. Greek cinema, shaped by its unique history, has left an indelible mark on the global film landscape. The roots of Greek cinema can be traced back to the early 20th...

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The Greek Identity of the Ancient Macedonians: Insights from Ancient Texts
Oct 13
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Macedonia’s Greek Identity: Insights from Ancient Texts Explores the historical evidence supporting Macedonia’s Greek identity, focusing on ancient writings, cultural practices, and linguistic ties. The section delves into the significance of ancient texts that portray Macedonians as part of the Hellenic world, providing a thorough understanding of the region’s deep-rooted Greek heritage throughout antiquity. Arrian, "Anabasis of Alexander", (Book 2 . 7). Alexander's address to his troops before the Battle of Issus (333 BC)...
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The Alexander Sarcophagus
Oct 06
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The Alexander Sarcophagus is an intricately carved stone sarcophagus discovered in the royal necropolis of Sidon (modern-day Lebanon) in 1887. Despite its name, it does not contain the body of Alexander the Great. Instead, it is believed to have belonged to Abdalonymus, the king of Sidon, who was appointed by Alexander after the Battle of Issus in 333 BC. Key Features: The sarcophagus is renowned for its detailed relief carvings, which depict scenes from Alexander the Great’s campaigns and hunting expeditions. One of the most famous...
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How the Crusades Negatively Affected the Byzantine Empire: A Deep Dive into the Complexities of Medieval Power Struggles
Oct 03
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How the Crusades Negatively Affected the Byzantine Empire: A Deep Dive into the Complexities of Medieval Power Struggles The Crusades are often remembered as religious wars waged by Christian Europe against Muslim forces in the Holy Land. However, the impact of these campaigns extended far beyond the battlefield, significantly affecting the Byzantine Empire. The Byzantines, a stronghold of Eastern Christianity and one of the most powerful and culturally advanced entities in medieval Europe, faced dramatic consequences due to the Crusades...
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The Evil Greek Eye: History, Meaning, and Cultural Significance
Sep 30
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The Evil Greek Eye: History, Meaning, and Cultural Significance The Evil Eye, or “Mati” as it is known in Greece, is a powerful symbol that has been a part of Greek culture and folklore for thousands of years. This belief is not limited to Greece alone; variations of the Evil Eye exist across many cultures, including in Turkey, Italy, the Middle East, and even parts of Latin America. However, in Greece, the Evil Eye holds a particularly prominent place in everyday life, affecting how people interpret misfortune, protect themselves from...
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