The answer is self-evident considering that this oral language transformed to written form and survived to record original texts of human thought and reflection. Within the texts there are recorded values, ideas and concepts of an anthropocentric era, where the humankind was the most important element of existence. The time elapsed until today constitutes a natural choice in surviving and preserving of the most inspiring, motivating and yet fundamental ideas
The aim of the workshop is to meet certain passages of ancient Greek
language and literature. Therefore, prevalent position has the “IDEA”. The
steps for the conquest of the idea pass through:
The workshop will start with the acquaintance of the Greek alphabet and Greek words. Then it will follow a text-centered holistic approach. Throughout the module there will be modifications so as to meet group’s expectations.
If you decide to apply for the workshop, you will be asked to pay 35% of the total cost of the workshop in advance. For each workshop, there is a minimum number of participants that has to be filled in order for the workshop to take place.
If the minimum number of participants isn't filled that particular workshop will be canceled and you will get a full refund.
You will be informed if the workshop is going to take place after the applications deadline, which is approximately 2 months before the starting date of the workshop
If the minimum number of participants is filled prior to the deadline, you will be informed that the workshop is going to take place.
During this 4–week course you will visit the following locations.
The archaeological treasures of the glorious Macedonian kingdom of Philip II and Alexander the Great are waiting for you. Together we will discover some of the lost glory of the ancient Macedonian capital of Aigai.
The excursion takes you to three fundamental periods of Greek history: the ancient Greek, the Byzantine and the modern one. Ancient spirit, tradition and devoutness are revealed against the backdrop of natural beauty of the area and the view of the Macedonian plain, as far as the eye can see.
Visit of the ancient Dion, which took its name in honor of the greatest of the Olympian gods: Zeus.
At the foot of the legendary mountain and also place of residence of the twelve gods lie the remnants of a great ancient settlement, with findings of the period of the glorious Macedonian kingdom, as well as of the Hellenistic, Roman and Early Christian periods. Continuing to the picturesque Litohoro, the village with the unique feature of being built between the sea and the highest and most famous mountain of Greece: Olympus.
There are few landscapes that excite the travelers as much as the sight of the enchanting Meteora.
The gigantic rocks with the breathtaking volume and height, as they sharply arise on the edge of a big flatland, interrupt the smooth landscape like they were unreal, they form part of an impressive geological phenomenon that you can’t miss the chance to observe closely. Moreover, the human intervention in this eerie scenery is astonishing: Monasteries built at the highest point of the rocks, seem to hover between earth and sky, between human and divine element. In 1989, Meteora was added in the list of the World Heritage of UNESCO.