Του Γιώργου Αράγη. Βιβλιοκριτική του βιβλίου Οδός Μακεδονομάχων της Αντωνίας Γουναροπούλου (εκδόσεις Petites-Maisons), 2 Ιουνίου 2022, Αθήνα, βιβλιοπωλείο Επί Λέξει
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Greek Social & Literary Review – Ελληνική Κοινωνική & Λογοτεχνική Επιθεώρηση
Work in progress – Έργο εν εξελίξει
Του Γιώργου Αράγη. Βιβλιοκριτική του βιβλίου Οδός Μακεδονομάχων της Αντωνίας Γουναροπούλου (εκδόσεις Petites-Maisons), 2 Ιουνίου 2022, Αθήνα, βιβλιοπωλείο Επί Λέξει
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Της Αθηνάς Δημητριάδου. Ομιλία στην παρουσίαση του βιβλίου Οδός Μακεδονομάχων της Αντωνίας Γουναροπούλου (εκδόσεις Petites-Maisons), 2 Ιουνίου 2022, Αθήνα, βιβλιοπωλείο Επί Λέξει
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ETHNIC-BASED CINEMAGOING PRACTICES [A CONTINUATION OF PAPER 4e]
Bollywood, Hollywood, and the attitudes of diasporic Muslim “cultural clusters”
Introduction
As has been observed throughout this project on East Ham [and especially in Paper 3 and Paper 4a], the area has also been settled by various Muslim-based “cultural clusters”. An examination of generally ethnic-based cinemagoing practices pertaining to this area and its environs must therefore also consider the case of Muslims and the precise manner in which such particular religious-cultural groupings relate to the world of cinemagoing, be it the projection of Bollywood movies, British movies and/or the Hollywoodian genre. Continue reading "4e/cont. – LONDON: SETTLERS, COCKNEYS, AND THE “CITY TYPE”: THE CASE OF “LITTLE INDIA” – EAST HAM"
By Antonia Gounaropoulou
Translated by Panagiotis Tourikis
Whenever she’d come down to the gate along Makedonomahon Street, as when she stood on the balcony, the little girl would be faced by the uphill road. As if that road had never had a name, it always being the “uphill” – even though, were one to ask Gogo and her brothers, they’d straight away rattle out its name, just as she’d do with Makedonomahon Street. Each kid and its own street. Continue reading "The fox"