Dániel Csuja
Hogyan jelenik meg a marxizmus a Macskafogó rajzfilmekben?
A macskák társadalma hihetetlen fejlett technológiával rendelkezik, míg az egerek elnyomottan élnek. Azonban egy japán egérprofesszor...
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Dániel Csuja
Animal Farm from the End of Communism: How Marxism is Portrayed in a late 1980s Hungarian Cartoon
The cats’ society possesses incredibly advanced technology, while mice live oppressed by the cats. However, a Japanese mouse professor...
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Dániel Csuja
Hogyan jelenik meg a marxizmus a Macskafogó rajzfilmekben?
A macskák társadalma hihetetlen fejlett technológiával rendelkezik, míg az egerek elnyomottan élnek. Azonban egy japán egérprofesszor...
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Dániel Csuja
Animal Farm from the End of Communism: How Marxism is Portrayed in a late 1980s Hungarian Cartoon
The cats’ society possesses incredibly advanced technology, while mice live oppressed by the cats. However, a Japanese mouse professor...
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Dániel Csuja
Metrics and Quantities
Mankind has always tried to quantify relevant phenomena of life: what time is it, how many dollars do we have, how many cc’s does a motor...
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Schuyler Beltrami
Mikhail Gorbachev, Last Leader of Soviet Union, Dies at 91
The final leader of the Soviet Union, Mikhail Gorbachev, died on Tuesday at the age of 91. According to Russian media sources, the former...
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Schuyler Beltrami
The Millennial Agora Magazine: Issue 1 - November 2021
The Millennial Agora is excited to finally offer our readers the first issue of our new monthly magazine! In an effort to provide the...
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Giorgio Pintzas Monzani
Polenta: One of the First Recipes Ever
Although bread gets all the attention, polenta may have quietly played a very important role in the gastronomic history of civilization....
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Apollon Bairaktaridis
Erdoğan Announces the Reopening of the Ghost Town of Varosha in Cyprus; Going Against UN Regulations
The planned reopening of a ghost town on Cyprus’ eastern shore has drawn criticism from the EU and the Republic of Cyprus. Varosha was...
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Giorgio Pintzas Monzani
Edible Insects: A New Frontier for Western Cuisine With Ancient Roots
The EU recently legalized the sale of foods made from insects. But will a prevailing aversion to insect-based foods prevent these foods...
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George Kyriazidis
Could the Parthenon Marbles Return to the Parthenon?
After the latest National Museums of Scotland (NMS) decision, pressure from the Greek government increased for the British Government and...
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Giorgio Pintzas Monzani
Sex and Food in the Ancient Greek World
Today you can find many references that link food to sex, starting from aphrodisiac foods, a topic increasingly mistreated and with less...
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Giorgio Pintzas Monzani
The Weight of Alexander the Great's Expansion on Today’s Culinary Culture: Part 3
The final part of our trilogy on the culinary weight of Alexander the Great's expansion focuses on the common cultural ties between...
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Giorgio Pintzas Monzani
The Weight of Alexander the Great's Expansion on Today’s Culinary Culture: Part II
Perhaps no other event during Alexander's conquests affected modern cuisine more than the Macedonian conquests of Ancient Egypt The...
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Apollon Bairaktaridis
19th of May – The Memorial Day of the Pontic Greek Genocide
Joe Biden’s recognition of the Armenian Genocide made headlines in international newspapers. While the Turkish state condemned that event...
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George Kyriazidis
The FBI Releases Kurt Cobain File for the First Time, 27 Years After His Death
The accumulation (up to today) of theories and speculations surrounding Kurt Cobain’s death in 1994, has led the Federal Bureau of...
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Giorgos Pismisis
A "Timelapse" of Climate Change: Go Back in Time with Google Earth
The effects of climate change over the last 37 years can be seen in a Timelapse by Google Earth users as the internet giant launches its...
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