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and Literature between 1996-2000. She wrote her thesis on “the Image of<br />
the Other in the Generation of 30s”. Currently she is a lecturer assistant of<br />
Modern Greek Language at the University of Ankara. She wrote articles on<br />
Nazim Hikmet and Greek Literature, The Compulsory Exchange of Population.<br />
Demirözü also prepared a Turkish-Greek dictionary published by the Center of<br />
Anatolian Language and Culture in Athens in 2000.<br />
.......................................................................................... Demosthenes Kourtovik<br />
Demosthenes Kourtovik was born in 1948 in Athens. He studied of biology and<br />
anthropology at the universities of Athens, Stuttgart (Germany) and Wroclaw<br />
(Poland) with a Doctoral thesis on the evolution of human sexuality. Between<br />
1990 and 1995 he was teaching at the University of Crete (Department of<br />
Psychology). From 1985 on, he published regular work as a literary critic and<br />
since 1996 he has written for the daily “Ta Nea” in Athens. He was the translator<br />
of over sixty books from eight languages and author of 14 books (novels, short<br />
stories, essays etc.)<br />
................................................................................................................... Elçin Macar<br />
Elçin Macar was born in Istanbul in 1968. He graduated from Istanbul University<br />
Department of International Relations. Currently, he is Asst. Prof. Dr. at Yıldız<br />
Technical University at the Department of Political Science and International<br />
Relations. He published several books titled “The Greek Patriarchate” (with<br />
Yorgo Benlisoy), Ankara: Ayraç, 1996; “Two Disappeared Communities of<br />
Istanbul: Catholic Greeks and Bulgarians with Eastern Rite”, Istanbul: Iletişim,<br />
2002; “The Greek Patriarchate of Istanbul in the Turkish Republic”, Istanbul:<br />
Iletisim, 2003.<br />
.............................................................................................................. Eleni Kanetaki<br />
Eleni Kanetaki is an Architect Dr. graduated from the Architectural School of<br />
the National Technical University of Athens (N.T.U.A.) in 1994. She had her<br />
Postgraduate at the Specialisation Course in Restoration of Monuments at<br />
Association des Etats Généraux des Etudiants de L’<strong>Europe</strong><br />
the University of Rome “La Sapienza” in 1997 with scholarships of the Italian<br />
Government and I.K.Y. ( Greek State Scholarship Foundation). She wrote her<br />
doctorate thesis at the Architectural School of the N.T.U.A. (1997-2003)as<br />
a comparative study of the Ottoman Baths in Greece during the Turkish<br />
Occupation. Kanetaki currently works as a free - lance architect.<br />
................................................................................................................. Elif M. Babül<br />
Elif M. Babül was born in Ankara in 1977. She studied at the Central School<br />
of Speech and Drama in London. She has a certificate of acting: Introduction<br />
to Text. She completed her M.A at the Sociology Department of Bosphorus<br />
University. Currently she is a research assistant at the Department of Sociology<br />
of Bosphorus University.<br />
............................................................................................................ Evangelia Balta<br />
Evangelia Balta worked for the Historical Archives of Macedonia, Thessaloniki<br />
(1979 - 1980), National Hellenic Research Foundation/Centre for Neohellenic<br />
Recherch C. N. R. S. in Paris (1982-1983), Centre of Asia Minor Studies, Athens<br />
(1984-1987), University of Corfou History Department (1985-1987), National<br />
Hellenic Research Foundation in Athens (since 1987). She published books<br />
on “Greek Orthodox communities of Cappadoccia: The district of Prokopi<br />
(Ürgüp)”<br />
.............................................................. Prof. Dr. Filiz Çalışlar Yenişehirlioglu<br />
Prof. Dr. Filiz Çalışlar Yenişehirlioglu graduated from Arnavutköy American<br />
Girls’ College in 1968 and obtained her undergraduate, graduate and doctorate<br />
degrees at the History of Art Department of the Sorbonne University. She has<br />
been a lecturer at the Hacettepe University Department of History of Art, Islam<br />
and Ottoman Art in particular between 1976-2002. Since 2003 she holds the<br />
title Fine Arts, Design and Architecture Faculty Dean of Başkent University. She<br />
is the founding member of SanArt Association and Modern Art Foundation and a<br />
member of Turkish Economic and Social History Foundation.<br />
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