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Neograeca Bohemica (2026)
ISSN 1803-6414 · Czech Society for Modern Greek Studies · 307 artikel di indeks
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The Naval Battle of the Fireships in Dragamesto (November 21, 1825)
The Naval Battle of Dragamesto took place on November 21, 1825, in the present-day Bay of Astakos in the Ionian Sea, during the Greek War of Independence (1821–1829). The Greek fleet, consisting of 33 ships led by Admiral Miaoulis, sought to defend the supply line to the city of Missolonghi, which…
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Motivators of Action: Greek Political Refugees, the Enlightenment Committee and Soviet Literature, 1949–1968
This article offers an overview of and underlines the importance of the history of the translation, publication, and circulation of Soviet literature in the Greek political refugee communities of Eastern Europe, especially as these activities were initiated and facilitated by the Communist Party of…
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Writing, constraint, configurations of response
The relationship between writing and constraint has been central throughout the history of literature. Constraint not only shapes artistic expression but also plays a pivotal role in the creation, reinterpretation, and renewal of genres, forms, tropes, and practices. In modern literature, this…
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Literature and totalitarianism : some epistemological aspects of a relationship at Hannah Arendt's work
Through this article we attempt to explore the relation between totalitarianism and literature from an epistemological point of view, mainly in Hannah Arendt's work. More precisely, we will present and analyse through the combination of two concepts: the one emerging from the Art of Aesthetics (and…
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Greek intellectual life and literary production in the context of Ioannis Metaxas's régime (1936-1941)
The close monitoring of every artistic and intellectual movement by Metaxas's dictatorship has repeatedly been discussed. Th is monitoring was not achieved only in a direct way, i.e. through the imprisonment of intellectuals, book burnings or state censorship, but also by the implementation of…
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Lepers from Spinalonga and Tichilești : victims of totalitarian regimes?
This article explores the ways in which the totalitarian regimes of Greece and Romania in the 20th century restricted literary writings or banned already published works about a group of people afflicted by fate-namely lepers, who were isolated in leper colonies. On the other hand, the article aims…
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Literature and ideology in Roman times
The Second Sophistic is defined as the period of letters "rebirth" and the "rewriting" of the Greek past. The emperors of the time, mainly the Flavians, contributed to this development by highlighting the art of rhetoric through the writing of works and the establishment of schools. The Romans were…
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Totalitarianism in times of Austerity : dystopian representations of power in contemporary Greek novels
In my paper, I discuss the Greek literary responses to the phenomenon of the economic crisis that erupted in 2008. Dystopian narratives appear to be a popular narrative framework for authors dealing with the economic crisis during the decade of 2010. The purpose of this article is to examine…
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The lost novels Parthenope and Calligone in the context of the papyri of Early Greek historical novels
Parthenope and Calligone are historical novels featuring two young, aristocratic women. Both will inherit their respective kingdoms and have been educated as men in the Greek paideia, which includes oratorical and military training. For Parthenope, we have three papyri: P.Berol. 9588 + 7927 +…
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Nicolaus Copernicus as translator of the "Letters" of Theophylact Simocatta : linguistic and historical context
In this paper, I present a lesser-known aspect of the work of the Renaissance scholar and world-renowned astronomer, Nicolaus Copernicus. As is well known, Copernicus' studies of astronomy required him to master Greek in addition to Latin. It is likely that he began his systematic study of Greek in…
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What is missing to confirm a typology of rhythm? : theoretical observations and a preliminary application to two Greek varieties
Since 1940, numerous eff orts have been made to either verify or refute the hypothesis of a rhythm typology, yet no defi nitive conclusions have been reached. In this paper, I discuss the limitations of the reliability of data collection and processing methods, as well as the indices that dominate…