The Greek School of Martano, Apulia: An example of intercultural education and cultural diplomacy - Softcover

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A distinguished Greek scientist, Dionysios Anastasopoulos, turns our attention to the Italian-speaking Greeks in another, forgotten, observable part of Hellenism. Who are these people? From the ancient temples of South Italy and the rest of the monuments from Posidonia, Acragada and the other cities that shined our ancient civilization, to the Byzantine scetes and the churches bearing the indelible stamp of Hellenism's long presence. Dionysis talks about this world, from first and not second-hand. The research and experiential core of his work is his three-year mandate at the school for Greek-speaking children "Giannis Tsarouchis" in Martano. His love of this place, the smell of showing these forgotten Greeks a picture of the homeland that encourages them passes through his work from the first to the last page. (This book is written in Greek)

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