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In this essay about the dramatic trilogy Prometheus by Nikos Kazantzakis, it is analysed the recreation of myth as an esthetic resource allowing the author to show an existencialist conception of life.
Brncic Becker, Carolina
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Un "acercamiento disperso" a la espiritualidad de Kazantzakis
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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LA MUERTE DE HELENA THE DEATH OF HELENA
Los personajes de Homero parecen participar de la inmortalidad de la poesía homérica. Helena especialmente se nos muestra inmortal no sólo en la tradición literaria occidental, sino también en nuestra conciencia que la identifica con la perennidad de la ...
Miguel Castillo Didier
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The document and materials that have allowed us to couple a wide epistolary geography of Nikos kazantzakis, can be divided in three main sources, different in their emotional disposition and equally different in the gestation periods.
Quiroz Pizarro, Roberto
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Bergsonian influence on Kazantzakis' worldvision [PDF]
Kazantzakis luego de terminar sus estudios de derecho en Atenas viajó a París para seguir los cursos de Bergson en el Collège de France. Sus inquietudes intelectuales, una de cuyas manifestaciones fueron sus ensayos La enfermedad del siglo y ¿Está en ...
Quiroz Pizarro, Roberto
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Laughter and Freedom: The theory and practice of humour in Kazantzakis [PDF]
In 1914 Kazantzakis published his translation of Le rire (Laughter), by the philosopher Henri Bergson, whose lectures he had attended in Paris. Le rire is clearly, though informally, integrated into Bergson’s philosophy as a whole, which profoundly ...
Vincent, Alfred
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Nikos Kazantzakis and Travel Writing: Innovating in Poetics and Politics
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Lena Arampatzidou
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Exactly a hundred years has passed since Nikos Kazantzakis,-a Greek writer, humanist and philosopher travelled in Georgia for the first time, but his impressions and emotions about travelling in Georgia three times, which are described in his creation, still remain as interesting things for the Greek researchers and historians.
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This paper sets out to study the ironical effects related to morphological, rhetorical and macro-structural cues of the novel by N. Kazantzakis's Ο τελευταίος πειρασμός (1951), and then to examine the degree of their transposition in the French and ...
Maria Constantinou
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Revealing the component structure of the world air transportation network. [PDF]
Diop IM, Cherifi C, Diallo C, Cherifi H.
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