The workshop starts from a small claim, set out in the linguistics essay: aspect is a way of looking, and the endings are a second problem. Participants say a present stem and an aorist stem out loud before anyone is asked to recite a full table. The point is to hear ἔλυον and ἔλυσα as two pictures of one action, not as two rows to be survived.
LogoFil hosts it. There is no partner institution hiding behind the name. A session fits a table and an afternoon. People bring whatever Greek they already have, including none. Slovenian speakers get the bridge for free, because nedovršni and dovršni verbs are already a native version of the same distinction.
A photograph of a session belongs on this page. Until one is chosen, the frame above is a plug: a stand-in, not a stock classroom.