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Orientalism, the Balkans, and Balkan Historiography
The American Historical Review, 2000TINTIN, the comic strip Belgian boy detective, has many exciting international adventures. He busts up an opium ring in Egypt, he frees a gorilla from a Scottish castle, he discovers the Yeti in Tibet, he flies to the moon. But even with so fantastic an agenda, only once does he manage to travel to a thoroughly imaginary place.
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Balkan the Unifier and Balkan the Divider
2022Foreword to the Balkan Contextual Theology ...
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The Balkan Languages and Balkan Linguistics
Annual Review of Anthropology, 2011The Balkans were the first linguistic area (sprachbund) to be identified as such. The concept was originally proposed to explain diffusion among languages that were genealogically unrelated or distantly related in terms of normal linguistic change as opposed to notions of corruption and impurity. The fact that the sprachbund cannot be as neatly bounded
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2007
Abstract The Balkan peninsula takes its name from the Balkan mountains, the Haemus range of the Ancients, which run east– west through the centre of present-day Bulgaria. The word, which is derived from a Turkic term meaning a wooded upland, was first applied to the peninsula by a German geographer in the early nineteenth century and for
Robert Bideleux, Ian Jeffries
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Abstract The Balkan peninsula takes its name from the Balkan mountains, the Haemus range of the Ancients, which run east– west through the centre of present-day Bulgaria. The word, which is derived from a Turkic term meaning a wooded upland, was first applied to the peninsula by a German geographer in the early nineteenth century and for
Robert Bideleux, Ian Jeffries
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Index on Censorship, 1992
Regimes are trading in the old Communist mythology for new ones of their own, making history a battleground in the struggle for political supremacy. Censorship now, as before, plays a vital role in the abuse of power
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Regimes are trading in the old Communist mythology for new ones of their own, making history a battleground in the struggle for political supremacy. Censorship now, as before, plays a vital role in the abuse of power
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2008
The paper deals with the perspective of development"Balkan dimension" of the EU. Its starting point is that new concepts and solutions for the whole Balkan region should be found.
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The paper deals with the perspective of development"Balkan dimension" of the EU. Its starting point is that new concepts and solutions for the whole Balkan region should be found.
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2006
Abstract Left hand of a colossal statue in white marble,limestone torso of statue (H 0.40 m) and female head found in corridor to west of stage.only substructures visible; upper order of outer wall destroyed; only a little of very simple lower order visible. Date: Roman period.
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Abstract Left hand of a colossal statue in white marble,limestone torso of statue (H 0.40 m) and female head found in corridor to west of stage.only substructures visible; upper order of outer wall destroyed; only a little of very simple lower order visible. Date: Roman period.
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