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ORIGINS OF THE HISTORIOGRAPHY OF MODERN GREEK SCIENCE
Nuncius, 2008The purpose of the paper is to examine how Greek historians account for the presence of modern scientific ideas in the intellectual environment of eighteenth-century Greek-speaking society. It will also discuss the function of the history of modern Greek science in the context of Greek national historiography.
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Perfectly absent: the emergence of the Modern Greek perfect in Early Modern Greek
Byzantine and Modern Greek Studies, 2013This paper traces the emergence of the Standard Modern Greek perfect έχω + infinitive in the Early Modern Greek period. It shows that the construction appears in written sources towards the very end of the seventeenth century. Special attention is given to ‘phantom’ perfects, which can be found in editions of sixteenth- and seventeenth-century literary
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'Modern Greek' in 'Byzantium'? The notion of 'early modern' in Greek studies
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Kaplanis, Tassos A., Kaplanis, Tassos A.
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Greek. Women, gender and Modern Greek
20031.Introduction 2.Grammatical gender 2.1Grammatical gender and inflection 2.2Personal nouns: Gender assignment 2.3Agreement and coordination 2.4Proper names 3.Gender asymmetries 3.1Generic use of the masculine gender
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English-Modern Greek and Modern Greek-English Dictionary
The Modern Language Journal, 1963John E. Rexine, I. Kykkotis
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Lingua, 1980
Abstract This paper examines Raising in Modern Greek. In the first part it is claimed that (pace Chomsky 1973) tensed clauses can have Subject to Object Raising. Two verbs from Modern Greek are examined and it is observed that they can either have a real direct object — in which case the lower (constituent) clause functions as an adverb — or a Raised
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Abstract This paper examines Raising in Modern Greek. In the first part it is claimed that (pace Chomsky 1973) tensed clauses can have Subject to Object Raising. Two verbs from Modern Greek are examined and it is observed that they can either have a real direct object — in which case the lower (constituent) clause functions as an adverb — or a Raised
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The Indicative in Modern Greek
Selected papers on theoretical and applied linguistics, 2009Selected papers on theoretical and applied linguistics, Vol 18 (2009): Selected Papers from the 18th International Symposium on Theoretical and Aplied Linguistics, Thessaloniki 4-6 May ...
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Greece and Rome, 1949
During the recent German occupation of Greece the occupying authority published a number of brochures in which it was argued that the modern Greeks have nothing whatever in common with the ancient Greeks. These brochures were circulated among German troops with the object of stifling any sympathy or admiration which the ordinary soldier might feel for ...
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During the recent German occupation of Greece the occupying authority published a number of brochures in which it was argued that the modern Greeks have nothing whatever in common with the ancient Greeks. These brochures were circulated among German troops with the object of stifling any sympathy or admiration which the ordinary soldier might feel for ...
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The Modern Greek Language: A Descriptive Analysis of Standard Modern Greek
The Modern Language Journal, 1988John E. Rexine, Peter Mackridge
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