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Topic: Pontos Culture


In the News (Wed 30 Dec 09)

  
  The Centre   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
The Black Sea, known to the Greeks as Pontos Euxeinos or the 'Hospitable Sea', is the focus of this interdisciplinary research centre, which is concerned with ethnic relations, cultural interaction, and economic interdependence in the Black Sea region in the period c.
Often cultural phenomena not understood by the Aegean Greeks - or not accepted by them - were as a means of explanation (and dissociation) allocated to the distant shores of the Black Sea.
The kingdom of Pontos was extended by his successors to include not only the adjacent coastal states but territories on the northern coast of the Black Sea, reaching its greatest extent under Mithradates VI.
www.pontos.dk /centre.htm   (3665 words)

  
 WTH: Lectures and workshops: How we hacked a project into the Ministry of Culture in Brazil   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
The cultural hotspots will use free and open source software to produce digital artifacts and will distribute these using alternative intelectual property licenses and broadband connections to the Internet.
Claudio Prado is the coordinator of digital policy of the ministry of culture of Brazil and the canto livre is one of the strategic pillars in that policy.
Estudio Livre is the root of our multimedia kit that we are distribuiting in underpriviledged areas as a form to jump from the 19th century directly to the 21st century, bypassing the dead-ends of the 20 century.
program.whatthehack.org /event/171.en.html   (401 words)

  
 IRANIAN HISTORY: POST-ACHAEMENID: PONTUS - (CAIS at SOAS) ©
It also came to be applied more specifically to the post-Achaemenid kingdom of the Mithradatid rulers that emerged in former Achaemenid territories of northern Asia-Minor at the end of the 4th century BCE.
There were three main cultural strands in the population: Greek (mostly on the coast), Persian, and native Anatolian, both associated more with the interior.
And although there is only one inscription attesting it, he seems to have adopted the title "king of kings." The very small number of Hellenistic Greek inscriptions that have been found anywhere in Pontus suggest that Greek culture did not substantially penetrate beyond the coastal cities and the court.
www.cais-soas.com /CAIS/History/Post-Achaemenid/pontus.htm   (1135 words)

  
 Ron Foreman: The People Own Ideas!   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
Proprietary culture is rendered proprietary by a system of regulation we call "copyright." In the U.S., copyright regulation was slight at first.
This is true whether the culture is commercial or not: you cannot limit remixing to things in the public domain.
With free culture, the change was the radical expansion of the reach of copyright regulation.
www.ronforeman.com /MT/archives/2005/06/the_people_own.html   (4997 words)

  
 Arrows - Myth & Culture: Gaia: The Mother of All   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
For the Greeks, Gaia (or Ge) was truly the “mother of all”, but that motherhood was very distinct as land or country and points at a pre-agricultural time when the earth itself was parthenogenic, that is spontaneously generating without the need to plough or sow.
Globalizing myth is part of the problem we face in the world today as more and more cultures struggle to keep their uniqueness in the growing flatness of the world.
Maggie Macary is a cultural mythologist with a doctorate in mythological studies with an emphasis in depth psychology from Pacifica Graduate Institute.
www.mythandculture.com /weblog/2005/05/gaia-mother-of-all.html   (1552 words)

  
 The People Own Ideas!   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
But here, too, the difference is not that one approach (proprietary culture) builds an economy while the other (free culture) does not.
In the way that I've use the term, free culture describes the economy that governed creative industries for at least the first 186 years of the American republic.
His ministry has launched a project called Points of Culture (Pontos de Cultura) that will establish free-software studios, built with free software, in a thousand towns and villages throughout Brazil, enabling people to create culture using tools that support free cultural transmission.
www.techreview.com /articles/05/06/issue/feature_people.asp?p=8   (951 words)

  
 Short Synopsis of the Pontian-Greek History
Archaeological excavations and plenty of written sources of the classical and post-classical period have unveiled interesting testimonies about the organization of these settlements, of their economic activities and of the trade and political relations with their colonial mother-cities, with other Greek cities and also with indigenous people.
The impact of the Greek culture on the indigenous people remained strong and helped to develop their social and cultural systems.
Even in Roman times, the Greek culture in the eastern part of the Black Sea retained its freedom, its independence and self-determination as well as its leading role in the economic and cultural life of that region.
www.pontos.org /englsh/istoria/fotiad1.htm   (899 words)

  
 Pontos (Black Sea)
Greek mythology refers to Jason and the Argonauts who passed Ellispontos and arrived to Kolchis (Georgia) to retake the golden hide that Frixos brother of Elli's had left there, the punishment of Prometheus by Zeus because he gave the fire to the man and the arresting of his body to the mountains of Caucasus.
Even in Roman times, the Greek culture in the eastern part of the Black Sea retained its leading role in the economic and cultural life of that region.
Greek culture and Orthodoxy were united and formed a homogenous culture.
members.fortunecity.com /fstav1/pontos/pontos.html   (684 words)

  
 Pontic History
The warriors of Pontos became the guardians of the Eastern borderlands and the "akrites" (border warriors) became legendary.
From Pontos, the Akritans defended the border against or allied themselves with Georgians, Arabs, Oguz, Khazars, Armenians, Alans, Persians, Kurds, Avars and many of the various tribes of the Caucasus.
Pontos remained a major centre of Hellenism until the 19th century when it fell into decline due to conversion to Islam and immigration from the Caucasus.
www.scimitarmusic.com /pontos/history.html   (551 words)

  
 Asia Minor : Hellenic Speakers
Personality I am against others today sharing the fate of ethnic cultural groups which during the course of history were sometimes incorporated into the dominant culture and sometimes assimilated by force.
However, we must realize that at the end of this century, when cultural nationalism is being fomented and has become fashionable, national states which engage in a war of interests can easily exploit national and cultural identities that are in competition with each other.
Personally I am of the opinion that we must discuss the subject of our cultural identity in a flexible manner which does not give rise to clashes be aware of the sensitivity of the topic, and not ignore reality.
www.hellas.org /asia_minor/omerasan.htm   (1417 words)

  
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The photographer Kostas Sakellariou is preparing his book about the secrets of the grecophone villages in Pontos.
Just yesterday they returned from their twelfth visit to the grecophone villages of Pontos.
Leica will continue to travel and in some two more years the photographer hopes to have ready the album about the pontian "parchari" and its stories.
www.oswego.edu /~baloglou/anatolia/pontos.html   (1170 words)

  
 Demetrios Constantelos - The Formation of the Hellenic Christian Mind
Because the Byzantine era was profoundly religious, the future of the ancient Greek cultural heritage -especially literature and philosophy- in the Byzantine Empire was determined primarily by the attitude of the Church toward secular learning.
Intellectual, cultural and social historians increasingly realize that Byzantine society was not as rigidly conservative or static in its ideology or as inflexibly bound by its religious dogma as was maintained in the past.
Tο be sure, there was continuity with the Greek thought, literature, history and culture of antiquity, but mediæval Greek civilization was a new synthesis, something living, organic, changing from century to century, even from generation to generation and from place to place.
www.myriobiblos.gr /texts/english/Constantelos_1.html   (5267 words)

  
 Pontian music and dance   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
Once the easternmost of Greeks, dwelling on the southeast coast of the Black Sea ("sea" -- pontos) in the general vicinity of Trebizond, Pontians were resettled into the mainland during the population exchanges of the mid-1920's, mostly in Macedonia.
There is music epi trapezios ("at the table"), which may include singing, and music for weddings, such as Makrys Skopos ("the long song") as the bride is led from her parents' house.
I have by no means plumbed the depths of this vivid culture, but since I needed to compile these notes for a class I thought to share them with other fellow enthusiasts.
www.dunav.org.il /folklore/dance_regions_pontos.html   (1457 words)

  
 Prix Ars Electronica - Print Registration   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
Currently, some of MetaReciclagem people are helping as consultants for the Brazilian Ministry of Culture's "Pontos de Cultura" (cultural points) project and for the Federal Computer Re-conditioning project by Ministry of Planning.
Then we found out we wouldn't be happy working in a infrastructure that is tipical of the last century: find some people with a common vision, brand them and ask for coherence in everything they do.
During all the time we've been working together, we were able to fish some emergent objectives: to create a free conversation infrastructure, to share knowledge, to promote the re-appropriation of information technology as a cultural, political and economic solution for the transformation of the lives of those kept apart from the tradicional economic cycles.
www.metareciclagem.com.br /material/prix/inscr.html   (2504 words)

  
 [Gargonza] Storie di ordinaria censura
Another book called "Pontos Culture," which was written by writer Omer Asan and published by the Belge Publishing House, has been cleared.
The documents had been gathered at Hanover University in 1988."Those who did the coup should be accused and tried, not those who made public the crimes against humanity, " said a statement from the Belge Publishing House.
"Pontos Culture" is cleared The Istanbul DGM has cleared the book, "Pontos Culture," by writer Omer Asan.
www.perlulivo.it /pipermail/gargonza/msg14518.html   (464 words)

  
 Estudiolivre - What The Wiki?!   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
The community involved in estudiolivre realises that the use of free software in thecreative process is a way to improve the circulation of cultural 'goods'.
Implemented this year throughout Brazil, in a partnership between the Brazilian Government and local cultural collectives, will be about 200Pontos de Cultura (cultural hotspots).
Thefeedback loop will mean that the terms user and developer cease to exist and it is culture itself which influences the direction of'estudiolivre'.
wiki2.whatthehack.org /index.php/Estudiolivre   (692 words)

  
 Internet & ICTs for Social Justice and Development News - APC
Participation in cultural life involves a practice that we could call "remix." You read a book.
A kind of creativity -- familiar since the beginning of culture -- will thus be lost to digital culture and, as digital culture occupies more and more of our activities, to culture as a whole.
His most recent book, Free Culture, was released in paperback this spring and is available as a free download at.
www.apc.org /english/news/index.shtml?x=34235   (5206 words)

  
 Participants | incommunicado
They are currently implementing the digital culture aspects of the Cultural Hotspots program, which aims to create, using exclusively FOSS technologies, a distributed network of cultural-related projects that will learn to digitalize, produce, remix and distribute, local cultural production.
She recently worked at the Institute of Network Cultures in Amsterdam, as a production assistant for the conference ‘A Decade of Webdesign’ organized by the INC in collaboration with PZI Rotterdam and the Stedelijk Museum Amsterdam.
Sundaram, Ravi is a fellow at the Centre for the Study of Developing Societies, Delhi and among the initiators of the Sarai programme on media and urban culture.
www.incommunicado.info /node/150   (8521 words)

  
 Pontic Music Home Page   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
In this huge uprooting of many ancient peoples and cultures, the Greeks of Pontos were settled mostly in Macedonia.
In many cases whole villages were moved together, for example, villagers from Matsouka to Kavala, those from Kars to Kilkis and so on.
For the last three quarters of a century, Pontic culture has been mostly an unknown to the world, including in Greece itself, and is now just beginning to become exposed to the world at large.
www.scimitarmusic.com /pontos   (214 words)

  
 Pontos (Black Sea)   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
Greek mythology refers to Jason and the Argonauts who passed Ellispontos and arrived to Kolchis (Georgia), the punishment of Prometheus by Zeus because he gave the fire to the man and the arresting of his body to the mountains of Caucasus.
Under the reign of the Pontian king Mithridates VI Eupator, the Greek language became official language of Asia Minor.
Up to the year 1918 the Greeks of Pontos had the leading economical role in the region.
www.geocities.com /Athens/Oracle/7823/pontos.html   (451 words)

  
 The last struggle of the publisher: trial judging Ömer Asan (KurdishMedia.com)   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
Very keen on supporting research into the diverse cultures of Asia Minor with a view to sustain their present existence, Ayþe Nur Zarakolu had felt great enthusiasm when publishing The Culture of Pontos, a veritable first in its domain.
The crass racistic attacks on The Culture of Pontos and Ömer Asan tormented her.
As if the threat and the bans emanating from official authorities were not enough, witch hunts are organized on certain television shows in the guise of panel discussions in order to convert certain books and their authors into targets of a chauvinistic hatred.
www.kurdmedia.com /articles.asp?id=2778   (995 words)

  
 Middle East Open Encyclopedia: Trabzon   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
Following this takeover Mehmet sent many Turkish settlers into the area, but the old ethnic Armenian, Greek and Abkhaz communities remained.
During the late Ottoman period, the city had a great Christian influence in terms of culture, and a wealthy merchant class who created several Western consulates.
Trebizond was captured during World War I by forces under the command of the Grand Duke Nicholas Nikolayevich of Russia.
www.baghdadmuseum.org /ref/index.php?title=Trabzon   (1039 words)

  
 Association History
Montreal, they would feel at home in the association.
The first dance group was formed in the lesxi in 1971 and the association
the goal of promoting the Pontian culture was always the main concern.
www.efxinospontos.org /history.html   (1659 words)

  
 Dr. W. Edwards Deming: The Father of the Quality Evolution
In the resulting company, workers better understand their jobs--the specific tasks and techniques as well as their higher value; thus stimulated and empowered, they perform better.
The ideas of W. Edwards Deming may seem common or obvious now; however, they've become embedded in our culture of work.
Deming's ideas (and personal example) of hard work, sincerity, decency, and personal responsibility, forever changed the world of management.
www.skymark.com /resources/leaders/deming.asp   (1222 words)

  
 Cyndi's List - Greece
The Genealogy Project aims at reconstructing the family trees of the Asia Minor refugees, Greek-Orthodox inhabitants of Asia Minor and Pontos (the Black Sea region) who were expelled from their homeland after the Asia Minor disaster in 1922, and took refuge in Greece.
The family data to be collected will begin with the grandparents of each Asia Minor refugee, and follow into their posterity.
The archives documents the history, progress, and growth of the Church and its institutions, of the Greek-American community, and of numerous fraternal, social, cultural, and educational organizations.
www.cyndislist.com /greece.htm   (1052 words)

  
 Incommunicado Working Conference
Organized by the Institute of Network Cultures (Amsterdam) together with Waag Society (Amsterdam) and the New Media Centre Sarai (Delhi), with support from HIVOS, IICD, and the Netherlands Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
And while national and international development agencies now have to defend their activity against both pro- and anti-neo-liberal critics, info-NGOs participating in public-private partnerships and info-capitalist ventures suddenly find themselves in the midst of another heated controversy over their new role as junior partner of states and corporations.
Instead, one of the aims of the incommunicado project is to explore tactical mobilizations of rights-based claims to access, communication, or information, but also the limits of any politics of rights, its concepts, and its absolutization as a political perspective.
www.incommunicado.info /book/print/149   (14563 words)

  
 [No title]   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
Glenda Sluga, Australia Popular Culture in discourses of the nation and nationalism.
Cultural and Commercial Exchange between England and Asia, 1600-1760
Bambang Purwanto, Indonesia “Indisch Architecture”: The Reception of Dutch Culture in Colonial Indonesia"
www.cishsydney2005.org /program.asp?lang=EN&sub=0038   (1623 words)

  
 Le Pontos Hair Styling Culture Campus Contact Information and Le Pontos Hair Styling Culture Profile   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
The following is a school profile and campus contact information for Le Pontos Hair Styling Culture.
You can view other profiles and college rankings by searching for colleges in another state or view other campuses in New York.
Please feel free to contact us if you need help with the college, university, or training school selection process.
www.college-rankings.com /profile/11378   (136 words)

  
 Blog da tese
With the use of insights from cultural studies and the history and philosophy of science, it is argued that one likely outcome is a change in the acceptable standards for literature reviews, leading to changes in article contents to reflect a broader academic basis.
As a result, researchers should be trained to read and evaluate material from a much wider range of subjects than previously necessary.
Like different culture cues, ineffective network of contacts that do not function on the new environment...
blogtese.blogspot.com   (3889 words)

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