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La riflessione filosofica, poetica e drammaturgica di Nìkos Kazantzàkis
This essay gives an account of the work by emblematic Greek author Nìkos Kazantzàkis. Through an analysis on his prose, poetry and theatre works, the essay will shed light on some of the most peculiar aspects of his rich literary and intellectual ...
Elina Daraklitsa
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Un "acercamiento disperso" a la espiritualidad de Kazantzakis [PDF]
The author proposes an approach to the complex spirituality of Kazantzakis in three levels: the man always restless in the religious levels; the judgements of his contemporaries who studied the spiritual aspects of his work; the wandering freely through ...
Quiroz Pizarro, Roberto
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Nikos Kazantzakis, The poor man of God [PDF]
[Δε διατίθεται περίληψη]From the very beginning of his career, Nikos Kazantzakis used to be interested in those heroes and saints who were able to fight the temptations of the flesh and to transform the flesh into spirit.
Cappellaro, Elena
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Allegory and Nietzschean Values in Kafka, Camus, and Kazantzakis [PDF]
The purpose of this these is to explore Nietzschean values as they appear in three modern allegories: Franz Kafka\u27s The Castle, Albert Camus\u27 The Plague, and Nikos Kazantzakis\u27 Zorba the Greek.
Naylor, Paul Kenneth
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The Editorial and Ideological Evolution of Nikos Kazantzakis’ Ascesis
The present article examines the editorial and ideological evolution of Nikos Kazantzakis’ Ascesis, focusing on the significant differences between its first edition (1927) and the extensively revised second edition (1945).
Marcel Nowakowski
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"And like this insubstantial pageant faded": the Fragility of Intertextual Mediterranean Dreams
Chacun de leur côté, Durrell et Kazantzakis ont élaboré leur récit — L’île de Prospero pour l’un, et Alexis Zorba pour l’autre — pendant la Seconde Guerre mondiale.
Mickaël Paschalis
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El ojo hereje de Nikos Kazantzakis [PDF]
In N. Kazantzakis the religion had a great personal and literary concern. Several of his works go through the theme of faith. However, for Kazantzakis religious faith constitutes a philosophical problem.
Quiroz Pizarro, Roberto
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Ulisses na Odisséia de Kazantzakis
Dans son long poème de 33.333 vers, Nikos Kazantzakis en s’appuyant sur la figure de l’Ulysses homérique, donne au héros des préoccupations tout à fait nouvelles. Ce sont maintenant des problèmes métaphysiques qui occupent son esprit. Après avoir détruit
Isis Borges Belchior da Fonseca
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Who is Nikos Kazantzakis' God? [PDF]
The work of Kazantzakis is saturated with theological language, but disagreement continues as to how such language is to be understood. In some readings, Kazantzakis is interpreted as a non-religious, or even anti-religious, writer who rejects or is ...
Trakakis, Nick N.
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Zorba’s Dance: evolution af a modern myth
In Nikos Kazantzakis’ novel, translated in the world as Zorba the Greek, dance has a great importance, because it communicates what is impossible to explain with words.
Maria Venuso
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