Kampos: Cambridge Papers in Modern Greek, Issue 7Modern Greek Section, Faculty of Modern and Medieval Languages, University of Cambridge, 1999 |
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... allowed even without an official wedding . She also refers to what Beaton calls the " bipartite structure " ( e.g. 1996a : 119 ) , and to the self- referring narrator.13 As far as the " adaptations " are concerned , 10 On this late ...
... allowed even without an official wedding . She also refers to what Beaton calls the " bipartite structure " ( e.g. 1996a : 119 ) , and to the self- referring narrator.13 As far as the " adaptations " are concerned , 10 On this late ...
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... suggested the creation of three Greek principalities . They would remain part of the Ottoman Empire , but would be allowed a degree of autonomy similar to to that enjoyed by the Danubian Principalities 60 Malcolm Wagstaff.
... suggested the creation of three Greek principalities . They would remain part of the Ottoman Empire , but would be allowed a degree of autonomy similar to to that enjoyed by the Danubian Principalities 60 Malcolm Wagstaff.
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... allowed to exist , even though the precise content of their plans had to change to meet the situation as it developed on the ground and to some extent to meet the interests of the other Great European Powers , the Austrian Empire and to ...
... allowed to exist , even though the precise content of their plans had to change to meet the situation as it developed on the ground and to some extent to meet the interests of the other Great European Powers , the Austrian Empire and to ...
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problems of defining | 1 |
Women and gender roles in Modern Greek folktales | 21 |
a question of | 43 |
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