"Modern Greek Grammar: Theoretical Foundations and Description" is a concise aid for those who want to be introduced to the theoretical principles of language description and analysis, particularly the description of Modern Greek. For this reason, the book contains both the general theoretical frameworks developed in the field of Theoretical Linguistics for the analysis of every level of linguistic structure, from Phonetics to Pragmatics, and the applied side of these theoretical frameworks to the Modern Greek language. This combination of theory and application allows readers to better understand the methodological principles currently followed in Linguistics and at the same time to ascertain the reasons for the presentation of linguistic phenomena.

The book is mainly aimed at students attending courses in Modern Greek language and Linguistics, as well as those interested and engaged in Linguistics and the Greek language.