Akis Gavriilidis
Biographic Data
| ID | 4126203 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Akis Gavriilidis |
| GIVEN NAMES | Akis |
| FAMILY NAME | Gavriilidis |
| SIGNATURE | GAVRIILIDIS A |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Macedonia |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 4 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 4 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2008 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2019 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
Emperor Ras Tafari in Piraeus
Seferis's poem "Leofóros Syngroú II" has received little critical attention. Works outside the canon often prove a useful lens for an author's practice. This is also the case with this poem, which directly refers to a colonial and racial problematic. Seferis, both as an object of mainstream scholarship and as an icon of Greek pop culture during the last half of the 20th century, has been mainly seen as a champion of "Greekness" –construed as the …
Lemkin's Greek Friends
In his autobiography, Raphael Lemkin recounts how the crime of “withdrawing children from an ethnic group” came to be included in the Genocide Convention. In his advocacy of this point, Lemkin had been influenced by unnamed friends who spoke on behalf of the rightist government during the Greek Civil War. Lemkin's readiness to accept at face value their statements about that civil war and about Greece's history within the Ottoman Empire reflected…
Chaos
In October 2011, George Papandreou, the then Greek Prime Minister, announced he was planning to hold a referendum in order for the Greek people to decide whether to agree to the bailout plan prepared by the International Monetary Fund, the Central European Bank and the European Commission. This intention was aborted due to intense pressure by Papandreou’s European partners, especially Germany and France. This interference clearly shows the proble…
Two Brotherless Peoples
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Two Brotherless Peoples
Chaos
In October 2011, George Papandreou, the then Greek Prime Minister, announced he was planning to hold a referendum in order for the Greek people to decide whether to agree to the bailout plan prepared by the International Monetary Fund, the Central European Bank and the European Commission. This intention was aborted due to intense pressure by Papandreou’s European partners, especially Germany and France. This interference clearly shows the proble…
Lemkin's Greek Friends
In his autobiography, Raphael Lemkin recounts how the crime of “withdrawing children from an ethnic group” came to be included in the Genocide Convention. In his advocacy of this point, Lemkin had been influenced by unnamed friends who spoke on behalf of the rightist government during the Greek Civil War. Lemkin's readiness to accept at face value their statements about that civil war and about Greece's history within the Ottoman Empire reflected…
Emperor Ras Tafari in Piraeus
Seferis's poem "Leofóros Syngroú II" has received little critical attention. Works outside the canon often prove a useful lens for an author's practice. This is also the case with this poem, which directly refers to a colonial and racial problematic. Seferis, both as an object of mainstream scholarship and as an icon of Greek pop culture during the last half of the 20th century, has been mainly seen as a champion of "Greekness" –construed as the …
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