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Βιβλίο περιλήψεων της προσυνεδριακής συνάντησης για τα 20 χρόνια λειτουργίας του Τμήματος Ελληνικής Φιλολογίας του ΔΠΘ
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, & , 20 ISBN: 978-618-5147-49-5 2015 , www.lampadariou.eu 42, 652 01, .: 2510 831856 .: 6977 070729 e-mail: [email protected] website: www.saitapublications.gr
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FREQUENCY AND EVALUATION OF STRATEGY USE IN SILL
QUESTIONNAIRE THROUGH AN INNOVATIVE ELECTRONIC DEVICE
APPLIED ON MUSLIM AND CHRISTIAN PUPILS IN THRACE
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In the present study an attempt is made to investigate the use of learning
strategies in correlation with the confidence of the subjects as to whether
and to what extent such strategies enhance their language learning. Forty
eight students from the first three grades in a State Secondary school, in
Komotini, Thrace, were recruited through convenience sampling, twenty four
Christians and twenty four Muslims. There were sixteen learners out of each
grade, eight of low and eight of high level in English, four male, four female,
forty eight learners altogether, twenty four male and twenty four female
students.
The innovative element introduced in this study concerns the use of
a new application developed on request for this particular study by
Nikolaidou (2013), using Visual Basic 2010 with Microsoft Access, which
is based on a very simple user interface. The subjects indicated not only the
level of frequency of strategy use but also their confidence in those
strategies; effectiveness, using the bar introduced by Kambakis Vougiouklis
P. and Vougiouklis T. (2008) on their computer, instead of the Likert scale.
The time of filling in was minimized by the use of the bar, as participants do
not really have to refine differences such as generally not true of me and
somewhat true of me, saving time in this way to devote to another
parameter
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questionnaire (Gavriilidou 2012). Each of the 50 questions of the original
SILL was followed by another question checking the subjects evaluation of
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the effectiveness of each strategy, or whether subjects felt confidence using
each strategy. That clearly brings the total of the questions to be answered
to 100 overall; however, the use of the new electronic tool eliminated both
time and effort for the participants, who appeared to get very easily
familiarized with the use of the electronic tool.
Another great advantage of the tool used is that it provides
automatic processing of the data thus saving time and effort.
The data analysis revealed deviations between the advanced and the
elementary students, with the latter stating less strategy use yet great
confidence in their usefulness, whereas the advanced students appeared
more conscious of the strategies they used as well as more confident
regarding their contribution to the learning procedure. The frequency of
strategy use among the advanced students did not show significant
differences between both cultural groups, Muslims and Christians.
However, despite the improvement in time achieved through the
innovative electronic device, the 100-item questionnaire (50 questions for
frequency + 50 for confidence) was particularly tiring for the less
sophisticated students.
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THRACIAN OR ATHENIAN?
THE COMPLICATED IDENTITY OF MENESTHEUS, SON OF IPHICRATES, IN
NEP. IPH. 3, 4
Ginelli Francesco
Dott., Phd Student
Universit degli Studi di Verona
In the final chapter of Iphicrates' biography, Cornelius Nepos relates that
Menestheus, son of Iphicrates by daughter of Kotys king of Thracians, when
someone asked him whether he thought more of his father or of his mother,
he suddenly answered that he owed more to his mother because the former
had made him a Thracian, but the latter an Athenian. This odd anecdote,
conveyed only by Nepos, has never been enough explained by
commentators. The aim of this paper is to clarify the meaning of
Menestheus' bizarre and apparently incoherent words, trying to understand
both his national and social identity. In order to do so, it is necessary to
illustrate the various and problematic cultural identities of his father:
Iphicrates was born in Athens by a humble family (Aristot. rhet. 1367 b 18;
Paus. 9, 14, 6; Plut. mor. 186f; 187 b), he was adopted by Amyntas king of
Macedonians (Aeschin. 2, 28), then he got married with the daughter of
Kotys around 387-386 B.C. (Demosth. 23, 129; Anaxandrid. F 41, II 151
Kaibel; Nep. Iph. 3, 4; Sen. ex. con. 6, 5; Athen. deip. 4, 131a). After the failed
capture of Amphipolis (in the early 360s), Iphicrates, worried about a trial
for treason after his return in Athens, decided to seek refuge in Thrace, at
the court of Kotys, who had received, probably with his own family, the
Athenian honorary citizenship (Demosth. 23, 118). During this period,
Iphicrates became king's general and won a sea battle against Athenian
captains (Demosth. 23, 130; probably around the late 360s). Hereafter Kotys
asked him to attack some Athenian outposts, but Iphicrates denied, so he
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was removed from his role (Demosth. 23, 135; 156) and decided to dwell
first in Antissa and then in Drys, two villages of Thrace. Furthermore during
this period he was probably threatened to be accused of by
Timotheus (Demosth. 49, 66): this accuse indicates that the Athenian
identity of Iphicrates has changed or that it was under suspicion; the military
actions in favour of Kotys, the marriage with his daughter, and the residence
in Antissa and Drys might have been interpreted like a gradual rejection of
Athenian identity on behalf of a stronger Thracian one. From these
preconditions we can probably bring the bizarre words of Menestheus back
up to this period, when the Athenian identity of Iphicrates was in trouble.
Menestheus ironically recognized in her mother the only surviving
connection with the Athenian social identity, obtained from the honorary
citizenship of her father Kotys, and an incentive to maintain his Attic culture,
given him by his mythological and evocative name.
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KHULDOV
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(Thucydides), 172d (Aeschylus, Sophocles), 173d (Aristophanis, Aeschylus,
Hesiodum), 174d (Hippocrates, Aetius, Simeon Seth), RGB30 F. 173.I. 370
(Apostolus Aprakos).
29 State Historical Museum of Moscow. 30 Russian State Library of Moscow.
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MYTH, BODY AND ITS TWINS:
PERPETUAL QUEST FOR POETIC IDENTITY
K. Anghelaki-Rooke M. Tsvetayeva A. Achmatova
Prosiannykova Anna
PhD student of Aristotle University of Thessaloniki
The current paper focuses on comparative research of poetic work of
Modern Greek poetess K. Anghelaki- Rooke in connection with the Russian
post-symbolist womens poetry of the Silver Age (1910-1930). Obviously,
the formation of Anghelaki- Rookes poetic tastes runs through the
familiarity with Russian literature and culture. Among the American and
French literatures, the Russian one seems to have held a long- term position
in the life of a poetess. Beginning from the fairy - tales of A. S. Pushkin
whispered by Russian born nanny Nina in the childhood of the poetess, this
connection was probably strengthened by the travel stories of her uncle N.
Kazantzakis, and finally grew into reader and translator preferences.
The selected for the research poems belong to different periods
(1963 2000s). In most of them, a certain part of memories and
biographical data of Anghelaki- Rooke is mixed up with feministic
interpretation of the ancient Greek mythology, gender and sexuality issues.
This modern rework of the myths as well as the production of the twin
bodies of the Other is common for both A. Achmatova and M. Tsvetayeva.
Each of the three poetesses follows separate but intersecting pathways.
The fragments of Anghelaki- Rookes imagery seem to be adequately
interpreted only in their intertextual connections, as one of the replicas in
the "dialogue of cultures (Kristeva). Forming a complex palimpsest as a
result of joint work of different texts, the structural material of the poems of
Anghelaki- Rooke requires its further decoding.
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