Mark Janse, Research Professor in Ancient & Asia Minor Greek at Ghent University, will present a lecture on the linguistic and social history of Cappadocia. Credit to suncodel for image. The lecture will take place tomorrow (11/4), at 4pm in Hamilton 703.
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10/30/09 2:00 PM Jennifer Pardo of the Human Communication Lab at Columbia will speak about her research. THIS EVENT HAS BEEN POSTPONED. 7:30 PM Dinner at the Columbia Cottage 11/4/09 4:10 PM Mark Janse of Ghent University will give a talk on Cappadocian Greek: “Dead or Alive? The Resurrection of Cappadocian (Asia Minor Greek).” 11/5/09 [...]
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On Wednesday, November 4th, Mark Janse (Research Professor in Ancient & Asia Minor Greek at Ghent University) will present a lecture on the linguistic and social history of the Cappadocian region of central Turkey, with particular attention to the complex historical interactions between Asia Minor Greek and Turkish. The lecture will be held in 703 [...]
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