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Demosthenes and his Influence. By Charles Darwin Adams, Ph.D., Professor of the Greek Language and Literature at Dartmouth College. Pp. 184. 1 portrait London, Calcutta, Sydney: G. G. Harrap Co., 1927. 5s.

The Classical Review, 1927
A. W. Pickard-Cambridge
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Greek literature

Greece and Rome
How do we read Greek literature? In the original language or in translation? With a theoretical lens or without? Bringing in our modern perspectives or trying to track ancient approaches?
L. Canevaro
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Incorporating Literature into Modern Greek Language Teaching. What do we Teach and How?

2023
Submitted in total fulfilment of the requirements for the degree of Master of Arts to the School of Humanities and Social Sciences, La Trobe University, Victoria.
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EXPLORING THE PHILOSOPHY OF LANGUAGE: SCOPE, HISTORY, AND ITS CONNECTIONS WITH CULTURE AND LITERATURE

Dialectical Literature and Educational Journal
This research focuses on the importance of the philosophy of language in understanding the relationship between language, reality, culture, and human communication.
Lenny Solo, Nuruddin
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Harnessing Language Models for Studying the Ancient Greek Language: A Systematic Review

Machine Learning and Knowledge Extraction
Applying language models (LMs) and generative artificial intelligence (GenAI) to the study of Ancient Greek offers promising opportunities. However, it faces substantial challenges due to the language’s morphological complexity and lack of annotated ...
Diamanto Tzanoulinou, Loukas Triantafyllopoulos, V. Verykios   +2 more
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Solo Dance in Archaic and Classical Greek Literature

, 2020
How can you capture dance in words? The image embedded in that question is telling: it implies that dance is something wild and untamed, and figures language as a force of constraint.
Sarah Olsen
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Greek Literature

Greece and Rome, 2020
The Cambridge Grammar of Classical Greek (CGCG) arrived just too late for mention in the last batch of reviews, but the wait has turned out to be providential: I've now had time to use CGCG as my reference grammar for undergraduate teaching.
M. Heath
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Greek Automatic Text Summarization: From General Language Models to Legal Domain Challenges

SouthEast European Design Automation, Computer Engineering, Computer Networks and Social Media Conference
Automatic Text Summarization (ATS) presents significant challenges for the Greek language due to the rich morphology and complex syntax of Greek, which are compounded within specialized domains such as legal language.
Panagiota Athanasiou, Petros S. Karvelis, C. Stylios   +2 more
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Agathias’ Greek: sixth-century language through two case studies from the Histories

Byzantine and modern Greek studies
This study explores the language of the Histories of Agathias Scholasticus, the sixth-century poet and historian. Through two case studies – the syntagm πλὴν ἀλλά and the optative future – and their synchronic and diachronic contexts, it argues that ...
Larisa Ficulle Santini
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English language teachers' views on school bullying and ethnocultural diversity in Greek primary schools: A Bourdieusian approach

International Journal of Social Sciences and Education Research
This study aimed to explore the views of English language teachers who have taught in Greek primary schools on the island of Lesvos regarding bullying within the context of including students from diverse ethnocultural backgrounds.
Eirini Tryferou, Panagiotis Giavrimis
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