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DISKURSUS KEILMUAN: Hellenisasi Pemikiran Islam Atau Islamisasi Berbagai Tradisi Keilmuan? [PDF]
In the classical period, the scholars built the division of science into two groups namely, the science of religion called “al-‘ulûm al-dîniyah”, and the science of non-religious or “al-‘ulûm al-dunyawiyah”.
Ris'an Rusli
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Droysen's concept of Hellenism between philology and history
Starting from two current misconceptions about Droysen's concept of Hellenism, this text discusses two questions: which was Droysen's concept of Hellenism? Is it valid today to employ it if not as an aim, at least as a stimulus?
Breno Battistin Sebastiani
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The Ancient Samaritans and Greek Culture
After the conquest of the Near East by Alexander the Great in 332 BCE, the Samaritans, like all other peoples in the region, fell under the influence of Greek culture.
Pieter W. van der Horst
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Inception of the ‘cult’ of ball game ‘stars’ in Hellenistic Athenes
Absract. Nowadays ball games are the most popular types of sport in the world including Russia. This fact contrasts sharply with the almost total absence of research in the field of ancient Greek ball games in Russian historical science.
Ivan Nikolayevich Korovchinskiy
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Reflections on the City of Alexandria and the growth of the early Christian faith [PDF]
The city of Alexandria in Egypt was and remains the centre of the Orthodox Patriarchate of Alexandria, and it was one of the major centres of Christianity in the Eastern Roman Empire. St.
Angelo Nicolaides
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A Critical Analysis of Muhammad Iqbal's Perspective Concerning Islamic Philosophy [PDF]
Muhammad Iqbal, one of the most concerned contemporary Muslim thinkers of the subcontinent and influential on various schools of thought, has had different ideas and his ideas are better known as “Philosophy of Self”.
Barkat Ullah, Hamidreza Rezniya
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L’Hellénisme pontique et sa diaspora : les territoires de la mémoire
The Pontic Greeks have within the Hellenism a very strong identity related to the singularity of their territory of origin which they had to leave during the exchange of the populations enacted by the treaty of Lausanne (1923). Refugees, alive since then
Michel Bruneau
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The Shrinking of the Slavic Cultural and Linguistic Space in the Southern Balkans (1st half of XX c.) [PDF]
The article refers on the legal obligations imposed by the international community on the Greek government by the Treaty concerning the protection of minorities in Greece signed at Sevres on August 10, 1920.
Maria Ch. Tretyakova
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Between Blinding and Enlightening: On Auden, Myth and Knowledge [PDF]
James George Frazer and Sigmund Freud confirmed the sustained but divided critical interest in myth characterizing modernity and ranging from eschewal to espousal.
Ladislav Vít
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