The Selected Letters Of Nikos Kazantzakis Nikos Kazantzakis

• Auteur : Nikos Kazantzakis
• Editeur : Princeton Univ Pr
• Langue : Anglais
• Parution : 01/12/2011
• Format : Moyen, de 350g à 1kg
• Nombre de pages : 960
• Dimensions : 23.9 x 16.3 x 5.8

Sommaire
Introduction ix His Importance ix A Maniacal Epistolographer x Completeness xi Annotations xi Transliteration xi Acknowledgments xii Chronology xvii The Letters ChapterI: At Law School in Athens 1902 Letters 1 1903 Letters 10 1904 Letters 18 1905 Letters 24 1906 Letters 30 1907 Letters 34 ChapterII: Pursuing Graduate Studies in Paris 1907 Letters, continued 37 1908 Letters 38 ChapterIII: Politically Active in Greece 1909 Letters 46 1911 Letters 48 1912 Letters 50 1913 Letters 55 1914 Letters 56 1915 Letters 61 1917 Letters 66 1918 Letters 72 1919 Letters 78 1920 Letters 82 ChapterIV: Fleeing Greece; Resident in Austria, Germany, Italy 1922 Letters 84 1923 Letters 141 1924 Letters 191 ChapterV: ? Meets Eleni Samiou; Begins Odyssey; Divorces Galatea; Travels to Soviet Union 1924 Letters, continued 206 1925 Letters 215 1926 Letters 231 1927 Letters 245 ChapterVI: Resident Almost Eighteen Months in the Soviet Union 1927 Letters, continued 272 1928 Letters 291 1929 Letters 323 ChapterVII: Trying to Make a Career Outside of Greece, Especially in Spain 1929 Letters, continued 349 1930 Letters 368 1931 Letters 385 1932 Letters 409 1933 Letters 439 ChapterVIII: Back in Greece, Having Failed Elsewhere; Traveling in Far East; Odyssey Completed and Published; Visit to England 1933 Letters, continued 460 1934 Letters 476 1935 Letters 480 1936 Letters 495 1937 Letters 501 1938 Letters 510 1939 Letters 516 1940 Letters 529 ChapterIX: Confined to Aegina during the German Occupation; Writes Zorba and Many Plays; Begins to Translate Homer's Iliad 1941 Letters 537 1942 Letters 545 1943 Letters 559 1944 Letters 590 ChapterX: In Athens during Round Two of the Civil War; Resolves to Help Liberated Greece via Political Action; Briefly a Cabinet Minister; Marries Eleni Samiou 1944 Letters, continued 600 1945 Letters 600 1946 Letters 609 ChapterXI : Final Exile: Resides Briefly in England, Then in France; Writes Final Novels and Plays; Travels to China 1946 Letters, continued 615 1947 Letters 632 1948 Letters 657 1949 Letters 676 1950 Letters 689 1951 Letters 709 1952 Letters 727 1953 Letters 742 1954 Letters 747 1955 Letters 772 1956 Letters 808 1957 Letters 833 References Cited 853 Index 859