Standard languages and language standards : Greek, past and present /
Georgakopoulou, Alexandra.
Silk, M. S.
King's College London.Centre for Hellenic Studies.
Farnham ; Burlington, VT : Ashgate Publ. Co.,
c2009.
Includes bibliographical references and indexes.
The invention of Greek : Macedonians, poets and others / Michael Silk -- The Greek Koine and the logic of a standard language / Stephen Colvin -- Primary education teaching in a non-standard language as a tool of social -- And national integration : the case of vernacular Greek, 1923-30 / George Kritikos -- Greek with no models, history or standard : Muslim Pontic Greek / Pietro Bortone -- The lexica of the second sophistic : safeguarding atticism / Claudia Strobel -- Grammatical metaphor and the function of participles in high-register versions of the life of Aesop / Chrystalla Thoma -- Orthographic standardization of the modern Greek classics : gain and loss / David Ricks -- Correcting the courtroom cat : editorial assaults on Cavafy's poetry / Anthony Hirst -- Modern Greek dictionaries and the ideology of standardization / Asimakis Tseronis and Anna Iordanidou -- Greek in Cyprus : identity oscillations and language planning / Dimitra Karoulla-Vrikki -- Greeklish : transliteration practice and discourse in the context of computer-mediated digraphia / Jannis Androutsopoulos -- A tradition of anomaly : towards the regularization of the Greek language / Emmanuel Kriaras -- Mother and daughters, roots and branches : modern Greek perceptions -- Of the relationship between the ancient and modern languages / Peter Mackridge -- Constructing a science of language : linguistics and politics in twentieth-century Greece / Effi Gazi -- Language issues after the language question : on the modern standards of standard modern Greek / Spiros Moschonas -- Competing ideologies and post-diglossia Greek : analyzing the discourse of contemporary myth-breakers / Dionysis Goutsos -- Korais and the second sophistic : the hellenistic novel as paradigm for a modern literary language / Roderick Beaton.
Greek language