Dialogue
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The EU’s ‘miserable’ handling of the refugee crisis
“Europe is reliving a bad World War II movie.”
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‘The Embroiderer’
Dean Kalimniou gives an insightful review of Kathryn Gauci’s debut novel The Embroiderer,
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George Paxinos’ ‘Κατ’ Εικόνα’ – a novel of intellectual quest
Vrasidas Karalis gives an insightful review of the Professor’s début novel.
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Chekhov goes to Greek school
Diasporan educators need to be careful, for they never know how their charges’ Greek school experiences will morph their characters.
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With the thousand in Agrafa
Dean Kalimniou reflects on a time-old expression, and questions “Who are the thousands of Agrafa?”
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Glossolalia
A plethora of case studies, which reveal the diversity of our community and the challenge to develop a cohesive approach to language acquisition and preservation.
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Turnbull, Thucydides and orientalism
Being a Philhellene takes more than merely quoting ancient Greek philosophers.
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Time to put our claims to all political parties
And a good place is the Antipodes Festival in Melbourne and the Greek Festival in Sydney.