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Philosopher’s Zone – The Atomists
Leucippus and Democritus are two of the leading proponents of Atomism, a stream of ancient philosophy which has been described as “the crown of Greek philosophical achievement befo
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As Elvis sang, ‘It’s now or never’
George Kolyvas looks for hope as Greece teeters over the abyss
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Letter from the Middle East
Nicolas Mottas, stationed in Tel Aviv, writes about the importance of finding a peaceful solution to the Arab-Israeli conflict
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Looking at ancient Greece from South America
Michael C Scott from Classics at Cambridge University writes from Rio di Janeiro on that nation’s links to Ancient Greece
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The church of Oprah comes to town
Chris Fotinopoulos has a look at the church of Oprah, and finds it’s anything but Orthodox
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Labor’s position on gay marriage is discrimination
Jeana Vithoulkas takes on the ALP’s policy on ga marriage.
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Postcard from Cambridge
Nick Trakakis reflects on the city fo Cambridge and on Kazantzakis’s experience of the city.
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Greening Xenophobia
Dr James Arvanitakis argues xenophobia is taking on a distinctive environmental tinge
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Seymour, Carrum and the fall of Labor in Victoria
Dr Nick Economou looks at the results from Saturday’s election
An Ancient Greek walks into a bar…
Did the Ancient Greeks tell jokes? Michael C. Scott has a look behind the punchlines