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In Awarding Odysseus Elytis The 1979 Nobel Prize In Literature, The Swedish Academy Declared That He Had Been Selected For His Poetry, Which, Against The Background Of Greek Tradition, Depicts With Sensuous Strength And Intellectual Clearsightedness Modern Man's Struggle For Freedom And Creativeness. The Collected Poems Is The First Collection In Any Language, Including Greek, Of Elytis's Complete Poetry, A Body Of Work Marked By A Profound Love Of Hope, Freedom, Beauty, And Greek Tradition. Twenty Years In Preparation, This Volume Includes His Early Poems, Influenced In Equal Parts By Surrealism And The Landscape And Climate Of Greece And The Aegean Sea; His Long, Epic Poem Connecting Greece's - And His Own - Second World War Experience To The Myth Of The Eternal Greek Hero, Song Heroic And Mourning For The Lost Second Lieutenant Of The Albanian Campaign; His Most Ambitious Work, The Axion Esti, Which The Swedish Academy Praised As One Of Twentieth-century Literature's Most Concentrated And Ritually Faceted Poems; And His Mature Poetry, From Maria Nephele, A Poem In Two Voices, To His Last Collection, West Of Sorrow, Written The Summer Before His Death In 1996 At Age 84.--book Jac

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Author
Jeffrey Carson and Nikos Sarris
Publisher
The Johns Hopkins University Press
Published
1997
Language
EN
ISBN
9780801849244
Category
work of fiction
Subjects
Literary Fiction, Fiction, Humanities
Rating
5 / 5 (8 ratings)
Updated
2026-03-14

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