Kampos: Cambridge Papers in Modern Greek, Issues 13-14Modern Greek Section, Faculty of Modern and Medieval Languages, University of Cambridge, 2006 |
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... language . For Vakalo poetry has a common root with ordinary speech , with simple language , and this is why the author denounces a poetic , over - constructed , posturing language . As Friar ( 1982 : 42 ) says , " Vakalo uses language ...
... language . For Vakalo poetry has a common root with ordinary speech , with simple language , and this is why the author denounces a poetic , over - constructed , posturing language . As Friar ( 1982 : 42 ) says , " Vakalo uses language ...
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... language Pio wanted to present a language that was otherwise " hidden from the foreign student [ ... ] by the purified language of the books " . 14 This was also Dawkins's way into the field . In his above - mentioned essay , Georges ...
... language Pio wanted to present a language that was otherwise " hidden from the foreign student [ ... ] by the purified language of the books " . 14 This was also Dawkins's way into the field . In his above - mentioned essay , Georges ...
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... language and literature . This post he occupied for almost twenty years , until his retirement in 1939.22 In 1929 Dawkins gave the presidential address to the British Folklore Society with the title " Folklore and literature " . At the ...
... language and literature . This post he occupied for almost twenty years , until his retirement in 1939.22 In 1929 Dawkins gave the presidential address to the British Folklore Society with the title " Folklore and literature " . At the ...
Contents
the case of Eleni Vakalo | 1 |
the making of the Modern Greek Physiologos | 23 |
a pioneer in the field of Modern | 47 |
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