Sorrow and the language of hope
Sorrow, mourning and lament must be as much part of the language of imagining and working towards a new future as the dreams and visions that drive us…
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The Greeks have developed a keen sense of farce, but Adonis Georgiadis’ appearance at a celebration of the country’s exit from the crisis” was for many a step too far.
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With unemployment currently higher among Greek women than men, the prospect of losing a job in the female-dominated public sector is a grim one.
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The parading of the photographs of 30 ‘HIV-infected prostitutes’ on Greek TV had all the hallmarks of a politically-orchestrated campaign.
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What happens when the mood of a whole nation can be characterised by hopelessness and despair?
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