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Etudes de linguistique neo-hellenique.

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Pernot, Hubert Octave,1870-1946.
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Neo-Feudalism and Neo-Traditionalism as Responses to Liberalism

East European Politics and Societies
The rise of right-wing populism as a challenge to liberalism has two major explanations: cultural and economic. Cultural explanations must strike a balance between general mechanisms and specific conditions of concrete regions or countries. There is an argument that a large segment of the population in east central Europe has rejected liberalism ...
Jan Kubik
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Religion Inspired Art and Politics: Neo-Orthodoxism as Neo-Traditionalism?

Modernity, Memory and Identity in South-East Europe, 2020
This chapter analyses the Neo-Byzantine (or as it is called after the fall of communism, “Neo-Orthodox”) stylistic tendencies recuperated in the post-communist Romanian cultural-political sphere. Some styles and thematic clusters of religious inspiration (of Neo-Byzantine descent) that emerged in the 1980s as a peripheral cultural phenomenon in ...
Maria Alina Asavei, Asavei Maria Alina
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The Demagogic Normality of Polish Neo-Traditionalism: Constructing an Illiberal Imaginary

East European Politics and Societies
The process of democratization in Central and Eastern Europe has been shaken by the growth of counter-hegemonic narratives contesting the Western-type model of liberal democracy. The “illiberal turn” in Poland frequently targets progressive values, manifesting as a cultural war around the meaning of the signifier “normality.” This article focuses on an
Francesco Melito
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