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“The ‘Life-giving Spring’: Water in Greek Religion, | Evy Johanne Håland | Cultural Diversity in Greek Religion | 39 Ancient and Modern, a Comparison”. Paper presented at The 4th IWHA Conference, Water and Civilization: Water and Religion, Unesco, Paris, 2005.
Although I am against the concept of Greek (or any other) exceptionalism, I believe that when foreigners deal with modern Greece they need to be sensitive to cultural differences, which are the result of specific historical experiences.
The East cultural tradition of Greece refers to its religious cultural origin, which is the Christian Orthodox doctrine, and the West ideological tradition which is interwoven with the Western European thought of the Enlightenment, which particularly indicates an energetic group of French and Scottish thinkers who thrived in the mid-eighteenth ...
1 Ιαν 2005 · I review some of the scientific work of George Papadopoulos in the context of the Greek cultural tradition and modern theoretical physics. The main emphasis is on his works on path...
Some Concluding Reflections on Gender and Death in Greece, the Interpretation of Greek History, and the Wider World
The story of how the myth of ancient Greece was incorporated into modern Greek national ideology is complex and controversial. The most powerful tradition in europe, even before the creation of national states, was the tradition of written texts: Greek, Latin, and Hebrew.1 This written
Commonly, a culture may be seen through the lens of death rituals; how those are shaped, interpreted and used by the society. This paper aims to look at the Modern Greek culture and depict its ‘visualization’ of death, as well as capture the rituals that mostly identify this specific culture.
