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The Macedonian Name Dispute Resolved
Get PDFThe Macedonian name dispute, a political debate between Greece and the current Republic of North Macedonia, arose after the break-up of the multi-ethnic Yugoslavia. The issue was overpoliticized for the societies of both countries. The international community followed the dispute, yet it did not exercise any pressure on Greece to cede in a debate seen by many as the stronger bullying the weaker. A breakthrough became achievable when political forces interested in the resolution came into power in both countries in the mid-2010s. The Prespa Agreement, signed in 2018, offered a mutually acceptable resolution and opened the way for North Macedonia to enter the NATO and to the opening of accession talks with the EU in March 2020
Egy férfi tekintet által konstruált japán színésznő: Hanako mint hősnő (?) Mori Ōgai novellájában
No full textA Japanese Actress constructed by a male gaze – Hanako as a heroine (?) in a short story by Ōgai Mori Hanako (1868–1945) was one of the most successful Japanese actresses of the early 20th century. She never acted on a Japanese stage as a renowned actress, but she performed her Japanese-style dramas on almost all the major European stages. Her fame was due to three people: Loïe Fuller, August Rodin and Ōgai Mori. A pencil sketch proves that Hanako was drawn nude while dancing by Rodin. Nevertheless, we do not know the circumstances of this occasion. The only description we have is a short story written by Mori in 1910, but this seems to be completely fictional. This paper includes the first Hungarian translation and an analysis of the short story. I focus on the tools that Mori used to place East and West on the same level, avoiding the stereotypes of Japan popular at the time
