Invitation to read an interesting just segnalatomi article, which offers significant insights on Greece today on one of the great European social issues - immigration - and its implications. Good reading on this link ... 
Friday, October 29, 2010
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Greece, crisis and immigration
Invitation to read an interesting just segnalatomi article, which offers significant insights on Greece today on one of the great European social issues - immigration - and its implications. Good reading on this link ...
Invitation to read an interesting just segnalatomi article, which offers significant insights on Greece today on one of the great European social issues - immigration - and its implications. Good reading on this link ... 
Thursday, October 28, 2010
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Varrakis John (1732-1825) ... ... Βαρβάκης Варваци
" John Varrakis native Psara became known advantage in Russia's war against the Turkish in 1770. It was then that he sold all his possessions with which to arm a pirate notable damage occasioned to the Turks . retired after the peace in St. Petersburg was poor, but the merit of services rendered got a job of superintendent in Astrakhan. There, without the least lacking the delicacy and his duty, was enriched , And his faithful conduct was largely compensated by the government ...". So begins the chapter dedicated to him in the regeneration of History of Greece Pouqueville, translated into Italian by Stefano Ticozzi in 1825. Ioannis Varvakis is remembered Greek sites as national benefactor, and the Russian as "Russian aristocrat, a knight of the order of S. And Vladimir S. Anna. "Curious character, divided by life, more Russian greek. After fighting alongside the troops of Catherine II against the Ottomans, it was enriched in Astrakhan producing spirits. He became so rich that he bought three islands. He was a great benefactor in Russia ( built bridges, canals, hospitals) and from 1812 he settled in Taganrog (the birthplace of Chekhov). After the catastrophe of Psara decided in 1824 - ninety years old - to return to Greece to participate actively in the struggle for liberation. He died in Zante January 10, 1825. In his will he left a legacy of 1,000,000 rubles for the creation of high school that bore his name ( Βαρβάκειον Λύκειον ) and most of the wealth to the Greek state for charitable purposes. With its funds came from the other built the closed market of Athens, that we see today ( Βαρβάκειος Αγορά )
" John Varrakis native Psara became known advantage in Russia's war against the Turkish in 1770. It was then that he sold all his possessions with which to arm a pirate notable damage occasioned to the Turks . retired after the peace in St. Petersburg was poor, but the merit of services rendered got a job of superintendent in Astrakhan. There, without the least lacking the delicacy and his duty, was enriched , And his faithful conduct was largely compensated by the government ...". So begins the chapter dedicated to him in the regeneration of History of Greece Pouqueville, translated into Italian by Stefano Ticozzi in 1825. Ioannis Varvakis is remembered Greek sites as national benefactor, and the Russian as "Russian aristocrat, a knight of the order of S. And Vladimir S. Anna. "Curious character, divided by life, more Russian greek. After fighting alongside the troops of Catherine II against the Ottomans, it was enriched in Astrakhan producing spirits. He became so rich that he bought three islands. He was a great benefactor in Russia ( built bridges, canals, hospitals) and from 1812 he settled in Taganrog (the birthplace of Chekhov). After the catastrophe of Psara decided in 1824 - ninety years old - to return to Greece to participate actively in the struggle for liberation. He died in Zante January 10, 1825. In his will he left a legacy of 1,000,000 rubles for the creation of high school that bore his name ( Βαρβάκειον Λύκειον ) and most of the wealth to the Greek state for charitable purposes. With its funds came from the other built the closed market of Athens, that we see today ( Βαρβάκειος Αγορά ) Sunday, October 24, 2010
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FILM AND MEMORY ON
On the war of Greece is very little literature and cinema, is an event unrelated to the national memory that awakens only Kefalonia, where we can reasonably go to victims. In 1953 a strange thing happened, known to all lovers of Italian cinema. That year, two young film critics on the left were arrested, taken to the military prison of Gaeta and tried for insulting the armed forces. Aristarchus Guido, director of 'New Cinema' and Renzo Renzi were prosecuted for publishing an article in which these Renzi suggested an Italian film on employment in Greece called Army SAGAP , that is 'I love Army', a derogatory nickname used by the British on the Italians who had transformed their occupation zone in a large brothel. .. Later we would have boasted of our humanity than the German occupation: the right-thinking at the time and the military establishment took it badly. So the only films of the war in Greece was The two colonels, with Toto and Walter Pidgeon. Then a dark film of 1970, Crespuscolo Fire . Then Mediterranean, which in some ways is related to 'armed SAGAP but name only on the war with Greece. A French-Italian film with Mastroianni, The generals of the dead just (Captain Corelli's Mandolin is not only Italian but was badly received in Italy - probably because of the mandolin). And in the memoirs and literature is little better: Bedell, Rigoni Stern, Revelli treat Greece as a prelude to the great drama of the retreat from Russia (Note: withdrawn, non-invasion). Then there are the fun memories Giancarlo Fusco and little else. The myth of the Italian World War II, apart from the resistance, and the retreat from Russia, where the Italians, in overwhelming inferiority of men and equipment and in an inhuman (Very cold) can give the world a lesson in courage and humanity - while the Germans leave us on the road with their superior media. The same applies to Libya, with the difference that it is very hot. In short, in post-war reconstruction of our role in the conflict, a reconstruction that is used to cancel as much as possible the memory of defeat is accredited as a victors and victims (a current trend reached its climax), the war has no place in Greece. First, we are the aggressors: Greece he had not done anything (actually, since we had first invaded Albania, he had his reasons to be scared of us); Musssolini and military authorities were convinced that the Greeks would not fight , and the army italiano era considerato forte e quello greco praticamente insignificante - insomma, noi siamo i cattivi e loro i buoni. Non c'è spazio per l'aggressivo vittimismo che è oggi l'ideologia nazionale condivisa e che è stato importante fin dal 1945. Anche la Resistenza, tanto utile negli anni successivi alla sconfitta è oggi gettata nel dimenticatoio in nome della 'memoria condivisa', una memoria che ammette le colpe nei confronti degli ebrei ma non si sogna nemmeno di ammettere quelle verso i greci (ma chi sono? ma come si permettono?) Un tema, per dire, fuori dalle corde della tanto celebrata 'commedia all'italiana' , dove le vittime degli italiani sono altri italiani, e tutti insieme destinati ad essere vittime degli arrogant foreigners - is not expected that we are the aggressors. At one time it would have been able to put everything under the aegis of 'Mussolini's fault', now it is not even that ... To read: Gianni Oliva How we won the Second World War. The alibi of the Resistance. The three italie John Rochat, 1943, chapter 'The war in Greece,' in 'places of memory' ... source. 
On the war of Greece is very little literature and cinema, is an event unrelated to the national memory that awakens only Kefalonia, where we can reasonably go to victims. In 1953 a strange thing happened, known to all lovers of Italian cinema. That year, two young film critics on the left were arrested, taken to the military prison of Gaeta and tried for insulting the armed forces. Aristarchus Guido, director of 'New Cinema' and Renzo Renzi were prosecuted for publishing an article in which these Renzi suggested an Italian film on employment in Greece called Army SAGAP , that is 'I love Army', a derogatory nickname used by the British on the Italians who had transformed their occupation zone in a large brothel. .. Later we would have boasted of our humanity than the German occupation: the right-thinking at the time and the military establishment took it badly. So the only films of the war in Greece was The two colonels, with Toto and Walter Pidgeon. Then a dark film of 1970, Crespuscolo Fire . Then Mediterranean, which in some ways is related to 'armed SAGAP but name only on the war with Greece. A French-Italian film with Mastroianni, The generals of the dead just (Captain Corelli's Mandolin is not only Italian but was badly received in Italy - probably because of the mandolin). And in the memoirs and literature is little better: Bedell, Rigoni Stern, Revelli treat Greece as a prelude to the great drama of the retreat from Russia (Note: withdrawn, non-invasion). Then there are the fun memories Giancarlo Fusco and little else. The myth of the Italian World War II, apart from the resistance, and the retreat from Russia, where the Italians, in overwhelming inferiority of men and equipment and in an inhuman (Very cold) can give the world a lesson in courage and humanity - while the Germans leave us on the road with their superior media. The same applies to Libya, with the difference that it is very hot. In short, in post-war reconstruction of our role in the conflict, a reconstruction that is used to cancel as much as possible the memory of defeat is accredited as a victors and victims (a current trend reached its climax), the war has no place in Greece. First, we are the aggressors: Greece he had not done anything (actually, since we had first invaded Albania, he had his reasons to be scared of us); Musssolini and military authorities were convinced that the Greeks would not fight , and the army italiano era considerato forte e quello greco praticamente insignificante - insomma, noi siamo i cattivi e loro i buoni. Non c'è spazio per l'aggressivo vittimismo che è oggi l'ideologia nazionale condivisa e che è stato importante fin dal 1945. Anche la Resistenza, tanto utile negli anni successivi alla sconfitta è oggi gettata nel dimenticatoio in nome della 'memoria condivisa', una memoria che ammette le colpe nei confronti degli ebrei ma non si sogna nemmeno di ammettere quelle verso i greci (ma chi sono? ma come si permettono?) Un tema, per dire, fuori dalle corde della tanto celebrata 'commedia all'italiana' , dove le vittime degli italiani sono altri italiani, e tutti insieme destinati ad essere vittime degli arrogant foreigners - is not expected that we are the aggressors. At one time it would have been able to put everything under the aegis of 'Mussolini's fault', now it is not even that ... To read: Gianni Oliva How we won the Second World War. The alibi of the Resistance. The three italie John Rochat, 1943, chapter 'The war in Greece,' in 'places of memory' ... source. Télécharger 3d Apartement Extreme
October 28, 1940 October 28, 1940: THE DAY OF THE "NO"
On 28 October a national holiday in Greece. On 28 October 1940, at night, the Italian Ambassador Emmanuel Grazzi Delivery Metaxas the ultimatum to the government in which intimate greek to allow Italian troops to occupy for the duration of the conflict, some strategic points in greek territory, allowing him three hours to accept the Italian demands . The request was rejected, and three hours after the historic NO, Italian troops stationed in Albania crossed the border with Greece at the dawn of the same on October 28. Italy entered a new war. After the invasion of France, while our soldiers fought against the British in East Africa and Ethiopia, Mussolini started this war, 'parallel' to the German armed forces has reached epidemic proportions in most of Western Europe. A war that, according to the leader, would have resulted in a 'walk' of three or four weeks with an inevitable victory that would have increased its international role and especially excessive power and would have balanced the power of Hitler, avoiding our country to be considered a nation of series B. The war on Greece, made in solitary for more autonomy from the leader, did not enter it in the imperial projects of the Fuhrer, who looked increasingly to the Eastern European countries (as already planned the 'Operation Barbarossa against the Soviet Union ). 
On 28 October a national holiday in Greece. On 28 October 1940, at night, the Italian Ambassador Emmanuel Grazzi Delivery Metaxas the ultimatum to the government in which intimate greek to allow Italian troops to occupy for the duration of the conflict, some strategic points in greek territory, allowing him three hours to accept the Italian demands . The request was rejected, and three hours after the historic NO, Italian troops stationed in Albania crossed the border with Greece at the dawn of the same on October 28. Italy entered a new war. After the invasion of France, while our soldiers fought against the British in East Africa and Ethiopia, Mussolini started this war, 'parallel' to the German armed forces has reached epidemic proportions in most of Western Europe. A war that, according to the leader, would have resulted in a 'walk' of three or four weeks with an inevitable victory that would have increased its international role and especially excessive power and would have balanced the power of Hitler, avoiding our country to be considered a nation of series B. The war on Greece, made in solitary for more autonomy from the leader, did not enter it in the imperial projects of the Fuhrer, who looked increasingly to the Eastern European countries (as already planned the 'Operation Barbarossa against the Soviet Union ).
Thursday, October 21, 2010
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ASPECTS OF LANGUAGE AND CYPRUS
have been published in the proceedings of the conference ASPECTS OF LANGUAGE And Modern Greek Dialectology in Catania, on 3 and 4 April 2008. protagonist of the book is the Greek language throughout its history and its encounter with other cultures and languages. It Italian and foreign scholars and deepen aspects of analyzing problems from different angles and at different stages storiche.Così, after a digression on the evolution of the Hellenistic koine greek from the current common modern Greek, are being considered: the many Italians in the works of the Renaissance Cretan (XVII cent.) dictionary quadrilingual Epirote a scholar of the eighteenth century, the scholar Spyridon Zambelios and his theories on modern Greek, which he saw as not only legitimate heir of the greek old, but also as a unifying element of the nation, 4. the translation of a famous short story by Chekhov curated by Alexandros Papadiamantis. Two other contributions analyze respectively the reflection that the issue had nell'Ellade Italian language, and those, in turn, exercised by the question on the Greek Iberian culture. In Cyprus, then, lead us to two other works: the problems of a struggling Cypriot literature, folk songs from the Petrarchan poetry of the sixteenth century, the other has, in the key ideological and political, the language problem in the island, to Since the end of the eighteenth century, finally, a socio-linguistic discusses some current trends in spoken form in a steady evoluzione. 
have been published in the proceedings of the conference ASPECTS OF LANGUAGE And Modern Greek Dialectology in Catania, on 3 and 4 April 2008. protagonist of the book is the Greek language throughout its history and its encounter with other cultures and languages. It Italian and foreign scholars and deepen aspects of analyzing problems from different angles and at different stages storiche.Così, after a digression on the evolution of the Hellenistic koine greek from the current common modern Greek, are being considered: the many Italians in the works of the Renaissance Cretan (XVII cent.) dictionary quadrilingual Epirote a scholar of the eighteenth century, the scholar Spyridon Zambelios and his theories on modern Greek, which he saw as not only legitimate heir of the greek old, but also as a unifying element of the nation, 4. the translation of a famous short story by Chekhov curated by Alexandros Papadiamantis. Two other contributions analyze respectively the reflection that the issue had nell'Ellade Italian language, and those, in turn, exercised by the question on the Greek Iberian culture. In Cyprus, then, lead us to two other works: the problems of a struggling Cypriot literature, folk songs from the Petrarchan poetry of the sixteenth century, the other has, in the key ideological and political, the language problem in the island, to Since the end of the eighteenth century, finally, a socio-linguistic discusses some current trends in spoken form in a steady evoluzione. Sunday, October 17, 2010
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Modern Greek Dialectology: NOBEL PRIZE FOR ECONOMICS MAY 2010
Christopher Pissarides , cipriota, è uno dei tre vincitori del Nobel per l'Economia 2010. E' nato a Nicosia nel 1948 e si è laureato in Economia nel 1971 all'università dell'Essex. Si è successivamente iscritto alla London School of Economics, dove ottiene un master in Economia nel 1973 sotto la supervisione dell'economista matematico Michio Morishima. È titolare della cattedra Norman Sosnow in Economia e direttore del Programma di ricerca sulla macroeconomia al Centro per le Performance Economiche, entrambi posizioni ricoperte presso la London School of Economics. Le sue ricerche si focalizzano su alcune delle tematiche proprie della macroeconomia, including employment, economic growth and economic policies. He received the Nobel Prize for economics, along with Peter Diamond and Dale Mortensen for his contributions to the theory of search frictions.
Christopher Pissarides , cipriota, è uno dei tre vincitori del Nobel per l'Economia 2010. E' nato a Nicosia nel 1948 e si è laureato in Economia nel 1971 all'università dell'Essex. Si è successivamente iscritto alla London School of Economics, dove ottiene un master in Economia nel 1973 sotto la supervisione dell'economista matematico Michio Morishima. È titolare della cattedra Norman Sosnow in Economia e direttore del Programma di ricerca sulla macroeconomia al Centro per le Performance Economiche, entrambi posizioni ricoperte presso la London School of Economics. Le sue ricerche si focalizzano su alcune delle tematiche proprie della macroeconomia, including employment, economic growth and economic policies. He received the Nobel Prize for economics, along with Peter Diamond and Dale Mortensen for his contributions to the theory of search frictions. Wednesday, October 13, 2010
Wednesday, October 6, 2010
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CYPRUS AND RUSSIA, MORE AND MORE REPORTS 'CLOSE
Nicosia, October 6 (AP-New Europe) - Visit the "historical" from tonight until Monday Russian President Dmitri Medvedev in Cyprus. So he called the President of Cyprus Dimitris Christofias greeted the first visit of a Russian president disputed island in the Mediterranean and South East stressing relations "very close" between the two countries. Christofias to visit has great significance for the negotiations aimed at bringing together the two parts of the island, divided since 1974 between the ethnic Greek republic of Cyprus, recognized internationally, and Turkish Cyprus. The talks, the Kremlin said, will focus on the Cyprus issue and both parties confirm their commitment to a comprehensive, just and viable of the dispute in line with the resolutions of the UN Security Council. During his visit, Medvedev and Christofias will also discuss the Treaty on European security, of economic and financial cooperation and will sign a series of documents. The two presidents will be an encounter of two is in an enlarged format. Medvedev will also discuss "with the president the House, Marios Karoyan, and with the Archbishop Chrisostomos II, "explained Sergei Medvedev's diplomatic adviser Prikhodko, as reported by Interfax. the international agenda" certainly the peace process in the Middle East, issues related to our relationship with the European Union, perhaps in part the situation in Iraq and cooperation in the Mediterranean region ". 
Nicosia, October 6 (AP-New Europe) - Visit the "historical" from tonight until Monday Russian President Dmitri Medvedev in Cyprus. So he called the President of Cyprus Dimitris Christofias greeted the first visit of a Russian president disputed island in the Mediterranean and South East stressing relations "very close" between the two countries. Christofias to visit has great significance for the negotiations aimed at bringing together the two parts of the island, divided since 1974 between the ethnic Greek republic of Cyprus, recognized internationally, and Turkish Cyprus. The talks, the Kremlin said, will focus on the Cyprus issue and both parties confirm their commitment to a comprehensive, just and viable of the dispute in line with the resolutions of the UN Security Council. During his visit, Medvedev and Christofias will also discuss the Treaty on European security, of economic and financial cooperation and will sign a series of documents. The two presidents will be an encounter of two is in an enlarged format. Medvedev will also discuss "with the president the House, Marios Karoyan, and with the Archbishop Chrisostomos II, "explained Sergei Medvedev's diplomatic adviser Prikhodko, as reported by Interfax. the international agenda" certainly the peace process in the Middle East, issues related to our relationship with the European Union, perhaps in part the situation in Iraq and cooperation in the Mediterranean region ". Tuesday, October 5, 2010
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pitfalls of poetic translation
Speaking of the pitfalls on the translation of poetry, the philologist A. Potebnja made an example taken from transcripts the Russian lexicographer Vladimir Dal ' "A greek is sitting on the beach, singing. Suddenly her eyes filled with tears. Stop singing and crying. "What does your song ?" asks a Russian passing. " speaks of a bird. I do not know what it's called in Russian. It is high in the mountains. He's up there for a while ', then unfolds its wings and fly away, fly over the woods and goes beyond ... See, that's all . In Russian, does not tell you anything, but in greek you would cry '"In the spirit of Potebnja, and Dal', the theme of the impracticability of poetic translation from one language to another language affects significantly the greek-Russian relations, two languages \u200b\u200bin some ways similar - as previously reported by quoting the dictionary Oikonomos - but not substantially equipotent in terms of conciseness and expressiveness. That's all. In Russian does not leave anything, but in Greek, very sorry! 
Speaking of the pitfalls on the translation of poetry, the philologist A. Potebnja made an example taken from transcripts the Russian lexicographer Vladimir Dal ' "A greek is sitting on the beach, singing. Suddenly her eyes filled with tears. Stop singing and crying. "What does your song ?" asks a Russian passing. " speaks of a bird. I do not know what it's called in Russian. It is high in the mountains. He's up there for a while ', then unfolds its wings and fly away, fly over the woods and goes beyond ... See, that's all . In Russian, does not tell you anything, but in greek you would cry '"In the spirit of Potebnja, and Dal', the theme of the impracticability of poetic translation from one language to another language affects significantly the greek-Russian relations, two languages \u200b\u200bin some ways similar - as previously reported by quoting the dictionary Oikonomos - but not substantially equipotent in terms of conciseness and expressiveness. That's all. In Russian does not leave anything, but in Greek, very sorry!
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