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  1. This course provides an introduction to the culture of Modern Greece. We will delve into the rich and diverse culture of a small nation of fewer than ten million peoples which has nonetheless been shaped (and in its turn has shaped) by global.

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  2. The denial of foreign influence Just as Greek nationalism conceives of Greek history and tradition as a seamless unity, it also sees Greek culture as THE HERITAGES OF THE MODERN GREEKS having remained unaffected by foreign influences.

  3. This article aims to highlight the representation of Greek mythology in Greek primary textbooks and the educational purpose of this representation, which includes macroscopic rearrangement, modification of individual texts, and addition of ancillary materials.

  4. 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.

  5. examines the concept of identity and counter proposes the notion of image to better portray the preconditions for a Modern Greek self-reflection. In chapter two, Christos Yannaras provides us with an introductory historical approach to the relationship between Greek Orthodoxy and the West as constitutive of the complexity of Modern Greek identity.

  6. 7 Σεπ 2009 · It is a belief, moreover, which is steadily winning a general acceptance. To put it succinctly, ancient and modern Greeks can be shown to share values in common and, thus, one enables us to understand the other more clearly. But why should values have persisted, from Homer to the twentieth century?

  7. 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 tradition was the corpus and the locus where pre-national history was shaped.