- ****e
Lambridis (Gr****: Έλλη Λαμπρίδη; 22
January 1896 – 28
January 1970), also
spelled ****e
Lampride or Elli
Lambridi, was a Gr****
philosopher who wrote...
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Other modern era Gr****
philosophers or
political scientists include ****e
Lambridis,
Cornelius Castoriadis,
Nicos Poulantzas and
Christos Yannaras. Gr****...
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philosopher and
educator ****e
Lambridis. Wittgenstein's
teachings in the
years 1940–1941 were used in the mid-1950s by
Lambridis to
write a long text in the...
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Deleuze who
wrote Le
bergsonisme in 1966. The Gr****
philosopher ****e
Lambridis developed an
interest in
Bergson early in her career, and
after two publications...
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culture than it ever
became in
Mycenaean Greece. Overall, however, as ****e
Lambridis has argued,
there is a
marked absence of
references to
human life in Mycenaean...
- Civilisation. Trans. by M. R.
Dobie and E. M. Riley. London:
Kegan Paul.
Lambridis, ****e (1929). The Aegeans: The Cretan-Mycenaean Civilisation. Athens...
- (2nd ed.). Cambridge:
Cambridge University Press. ISBN 0-521-25444-2.
Lambridis, ****e (1976). Empedocles : a
philosophical investigation. Tuscaloosa...
- (1758–1828)
Nikos Kazantzakis (1883–1957)
Adamantios Korais (1748–1833) Elli
Lambridi (1896–1970)
Michail Papageorgiou (1727–1796)
Nicos Poulantzas (1936–1979)...
- (1932–1982),
Finnish born
anthropologist and
feminist folklorist Elli
Lambridi (1896–1970), Gr****
philosopher Elli Leadbeater,
British ecologist and evolutionary...
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number of
views regarding the
etymology of the name:
According to
Ioannis Lambridis it
derives from
Slavic and
means 'chasm' or 'gorge'.
According to Evangelos...
