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ARTICLES ON GREECE AND ON GREEK AMERICANS2. a. Greek Mythology and Psychology
“Greek Myths and Psychology-Athena
Complex: The Male-Identified Woman,”
The National Herald,
October 10-16 (2009): 6-7.
“Holiday Blues-Friend or Foe?"
The National Herald, December
26 (2009)-January 1 (2010): 18.
“Homer, Vietnam and the
Problem of War,” The Greek
American, December 29 (1990)
“I Never Had Sex with That Woman’
- The
Story of Io and Surviving Sexual Trauma,”
The National Herald (2015?)
“Making Passion Last: The Myth
of Psyche and Eros,” The National
Herald, February 20 (2010): 15, 20.
“Men and Women, Love and War,”
The Greek American, February
(1999): 16-17, 22.
“Taming the Dark Side: Human
Aggression Ameliorated through Sports”
“Three Faces of PTSD:
Hercules, Ares, and Hephaestus” See Book Chapters.
2. b. The Greek American Experience
“An Old Fashioned Greek Christmas,"
The Greek American, December
21 (1991): 1, 15.
“Beauty and the Greek: What
the World Demands and What We Have to Offer,”
“Conflicting Advice:
Anglo-Saxon Therapy Clashes with the Greek Psyche,”
“Greek Myths and
Psychology—Athena Complex: The Male-Identified Woman”
The National Herald, October
10-16 (2009): 6-7.
“Grieving and the Greeks,”
Karpathos, September (1990):
23-26.
“Holiday Blues-Friend or Foe?"
The National Herald,
December 26 (2009)-January 1 (2010): 18.
“Karpathian
Baklava: A Tale of Cultivating Culture Through Food,”
The National Herald November
21 (2009): 16.
“Kitchen Confessions of a
Greek-American Housewife,” The
Greek American, August 18
(2000): 13ff.
“Sandwich Generation: Adults
Caught Between the Needs of the Young and the Old,”
Greek Circle, Vol 9:2 (2009): 9-13.
“Seven Pot Wonders: Pastichio
and Moussaka,” Unpublished essay (2000)
“The Matrilineal Customs of Karparthos: The Ancient Ritual of the ‘Efta Survives,”
The National Herald, August 28
(2009)
“Why It’s Good to be Greek,"
Washingtonian, June 2 (2002):
34-45, 126-131. See also Combat Trauma and Greek Americans; Distinguished Greek Americans; Greek Mythology and Psychology; and Women’s Issues (Unrelated to Trauma)
2. c. Greece: History and Customs
“Beauty and the Greek: What the World
Demands and What We Have to Offer,”
“Dance of Mesalongou,”
Potpourri #1, Webster Groves,
Mo. (1964): 16-18.
“Goodbye Sweet Dreams: Yiayia
Sophia and the Fascists,” The
Greek American, June 19 (1993): 17-19.
“Homer, Vietnam and the
Problem of War,” The Greek
American, December 29 (1990)
“Karpathian
Baklava: A Tale of Cultivating Culture Through Food,”
The National Herald, November
21 (2009): 16.
“Santorini
and the Lost Kingdom of Atlantis”,
Greek Circle (2009)
“Story
Behind the Song: Greek Folk Dances,” Unpublished essay (2018)
“Taming the Dark Side: Human
Aggression Ameliorated through Sports,”
“The Matrilineal Customs of Karparthos: The Ancient Ritual of the ‘Efta Survives,”
The National Herald, August 28
(2009)
“Village Staples: Panegyria,
Mandinades, Psilokouloura—just a few traditions that embody Greek
village life on Karpathos,” Greek
Circle, Fall (2011): 24-28.
“Why It’s Good to be Greek,"
Washingtonian, June 2 (2002):
34-45, 126-131. See also Women’s Issues (Unrelated to Trauma), Distinguished Greek Americans: Authors, Scientists, and Others; and Karpathos: Island History and Culture
2. d. Distinguished Greek Americans: Authors, Scientists, and Others
Matsakis, A. “A Son’s Growing Love for his
Father.” Review of A Place for Us:
A Greek Immigrant Boy’s Odyssey to a New Country and an Unknown Father,
by Nicholas Gage. The National
Herald, May 27 (2006)
Matsakis, A. “Child Victims of a
Savage
Civil War: True Stories.” Review of
The Abducted Children of the
Communists, Paidomazoma,” by Niki Karavasilis.
The National Herald, August 1
(2009): 20-21.
Matsakis, A. “Greek American
Sherlock Holmes to the Rescue.” Review of
Unsafe Harbor,”
by
Gus Leodas.
The National Herald, August 1 (2009) Book Section
“Linda Katehi (Dr.): Engineer,
Chancellor, Inventor, Researcher, Educator and Champion of Gender
Equity, Social Justice and Interdisciplinary Research,”
The National Herald (2010?)
“Nicholas Askounes Ashford:
Educator, Public Advocate, Musician,”
The National Herald, March 8
(2009): 12, 17.
“Robert Ashford: A Tale of Two Passions:
Binary Economics and Music,” The
National Herald, March 8 (2009): 8-18.
Matsakis, A. “Story of
Courage, Betrayal and Hope.” Review of
The Island, by Victoria Hislop.
The National Herald, February
23 (2008): 16ff.
2. e. Karpathos: Island History and Customs
“Goodbye Sweet Dreams: Yiayia Sophia and
the Fascists,” The Greek American,
June 19 (1993): 17-19.
“Is Karpathos Changing?
Karpathian Historical Traditions and Modern Times,” Unpublished paper
(2019)
“Karpathian Baklava: A Tale of
Cultivating Culture Through Food,”
The National Herald, November 21 (2009): 16.
“Karpathian Sousta: Emotional
and Social Significance,” Unpublished paper (2018)
“The Matrilineal Customs of Karparthos:
The Ancient Ritual of the ‘Efta Survives,”
The National Herald, August 28
(2009)
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