Aphrodite-Lidia Nounanaki
Biographic Data
| ID | 6424119 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Aphrodite-Lidia Nounanaki |
| GIVEN NAMES | Aphrodite-Lidia |
| FAMILY NAME | Nounanaki |
| SIGNATURE | NOUNANAKI A |
| AFFILIATIONS | National and Kapodistrian University of Athens |
| ORCID | 0009-0000-8050-2585 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 6 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 6 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2023 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
From the Uncanny to the Weird and the Eerie: Mark Fisher and the Thresholds of Cultural Reality and Liminality in Ritual and Real-Life Contexts
The article explores Mark Fisher’s concepts of the Weird and the Eerie as interpretive tools for unsettling experiences in both cultural texts and lived contexts. Building on Sigmund Freud’s Uncanny and Rudolf Otto’s Numinous, it situates Fisher’s framework within psychoanalytic, philosophical, and anthropological debates, incorporating Slavoj Žižek, hauntology, and ritual theory. Case studies from Greek urban folklore and contemporary ritual pra…
Storytime: When personal experience narratives become a TikTok trend
Les plataformes de xarxes socials han transformat fonamentalment els patrons de comunicació i interacció humana. TikTok combina contingut de vídeo en format curt amb un algoritme de recomanació altament optimitzat, però les característiques més distintives continuen sent la ràpida circulació i l’adopció de tendències. Mentre que moltes modes s’esvaeixen ràpidament a la plataforma, un fenomen durador s’hi ha consolidat: la narració d’històries per…
Orthodox Apocalyptic Discourse and the “Mark of the Beast”
This article explores the evolution of Orthodox apocalyptic discourse surrounding the “mark of the beast,” focusing on how concerns over technology, globalization, and spiritual identity have reshaped traditional eschatology. While early Christian interpretations framed the mark symbolically, modern Orthodox voices—especially from monastic settings like Mount Athos—have recontextualized it in light of digital surveillance and electronic identity …
“Web 3.0” memes: Utilising deepfake technology to create memes
In the digital popular lore of social networking, commentary on current events and behaviours perceived negatively by users is often expressed through a ?new? genre of folklore: memes. However, like many elements that spread through social media, memes became a ?trend,? and trends frequently ebb and flow or are replaced by new ones. As a result, memes are now sometimes considered outdated. A defining feature of digital lore, though, is its adapta…
Ghosts in the streets of Athens: Ghostlore and social media
Ghostlore or ghost-lore is, in short, a subgenre of folklore that focuses on ghostly tales which can be found in both pre-industrial and contemporary contexts. The majority of these stories are connected to houses and other buildings that are either dilapidated or inhabited but can be described mainly as private places. Due to the nature of public places -whether they are connected to people?s experiences or could be described as non-places- it i…
Localised’ and ‘unlocated’ contemporary legends and their function on the Greek internet
Se sap que les llegendes contemporànies solen funcionar com a mitjà per sostenir les maneres imperants i les normes socials dominants. Així, se situen a prop del moment i el lloc de l’acció narrativa. En connectar-se a un lloc conegut determinat, és a dir, localitzar-se, promouen una sensació de plausibilitat. No obstant això, entre les llegendes que es troben a la Internet grega, poques històries relacionen l’esdeveniment narrat amb un lloc conc…
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Ghosts in the streets of Athens: Ghostlore and social media
Ghostlore or ghost-lore is, in short, a subgenre of folklore that focuses on ghostly tales which can be found in both pre-industrial and contemporary contexts. The majority of these stories are connected to houses and other buildings that are either dilapidated or inhabited but can be described mainly as private places. Due to the nature of public places -whether they are connected to people?s experiences or could be described as non-places- it i…
Localised’ and ‘unlocated’ contemporary legends and their function on the Greek internet
Se sap que les llegendes contemporànies solen funcionar com a mitjà per sostenir les maneres imperants i les normes socials dominants. Així, se situen a prop del moment i el lloc de l’acció narrativa. En connectar-se a un lloc conegut determinat, és a dir, localitzar-se, promouen una sensació de plausibilitat. No obstant això, entre les llegendes que es troben a la Internet grega, poques històries relacionen l’esdeveniment narrat amb un lloc conc…
“Web 3.0” memes: Utilising deepfake technology to create memes
In the digital popular lore of social networking, commentary on current events and behaviours perceived negatively by users is often expressed through a ?new? genre of folklore: memes. However, like many elements that spread through social media, memes became a ?trend,? and trends frequently ebb and flow or are replaced by new ones. As a result, memes are now sometimes considered outdated. A defining feature of digital lore, though, is its adapta…
From the Uncanny to the Weird and the Eerie: Mark Fisher and the Thresholds of Cultural Reality and Liminality in Ritual and Real-Life Contexts
The article explores Mark Fisher’s concepts of the Weird and the Eerie as interpretive tools for unsettling experiences in both cultural texts and lived contexts. Building on Sigmund Freud’s Uncanny and Rudolf Otto’s Numinous, it situates Fisher’s framework within psychoanalytic, philosophical, and anthropological debates, incorporating Slavoj Žižek, hauntology, and ritual theory. Case studies from Greek urban folklore and contemporary ritual pra…
Storytime: When personal experience narratives become a TikTok trend
Les plataformes de xarxes socials han transformat fonamentalment els patrons de comunicació i interacció humana. TikTok combina contingut de vídeo en format curt amb un algoritme de recomanació altament optimitzat, però les característiques més distintives continuen sent la ràpida circulació i l’adopció de tendències. Mentre que moltes modes s’esvaeixen ràpidament a la plataforma, un fenomen durador s’hi ha consolidat: la narració d’històries per…
Orthodox Apocalyptic Discourse and the “Mark of the Beast”
This article explores the evolution of Orthodox apocalyptic discourse surrounding the “mark of the beast,” focusing on how concerns over technology, globalization, and spiritual identity have reshaped traditional eschatology. While early Christian interpretations framed the mark symbolically, modern Orthodox voices—especially from monastic settings like Mount Athos—have recontextualized it in light of digital surveillance and electronic identity …
Folklore (3 works) · Narrative (3 works) · Aesthetics (2 works) · Art (2 works) · Computer Science (2 works) · History (2 works) · Media Influence and Health (2 works) · Media, Religion, Digital Communication (2 works) · Sociology (2 works) · World Wide Web (2 works)