Kampos: Cambridge Papers in Modern Greek, Issues 13-14Modern Greek Section, Faculty of Modern and Medieval Languages, University of Cambridge, 2006 |
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... freedom and with poetry . The passage from blindness to true vision is described as an agonizing fight between the blind man and the " lovely " but also fearsome bird . The ( blind ) poetic persona suffers as s / he hears the birds ...
... freedom and with poetry . The passage from blindness to true vision is described as an agonizing fight between the blind man and the " lovely " but also fearsome bird . The ( blind ) poetic persona suffers as s / he hears the birds ...
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... freedom is a difficult freedom , almost unattainable , symbolized also by a bird at the end of the poem ( ibid . , p . 82 ) : The birds were traps and nets for souls , they left no clear sky With this ending Vakalo's poem meets a whole ...
... freedom is a difficult freedom , almost unattainable , symbolized also by a bird at the end of the poem ( ibid . , p . 82 ) : The birds were traps and nets for souls , they left no clear sky With this ending Vakalo's poem meets a whole ...
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... freedom . Freedom for Yánaros has no worldly purpose and is not found on earth . The struggle for freedom is the struggle for the unattainable ( 69/70 ) . His desire for freedom is too abstract to permit of outlining a clear course of ...
... freedom . Freedom for Yánaros has no worldly purpose and is not found on earth . The struggle for freedom is the struggle for the unattainable ( 69/70 ) . His desire for freedom is too abstract to permit of outlining a clear course of ...
Contents
the case of Eleni Vakalo | 1 |
the making of the Modern Greek Physiologos | 23 |
a pioneer in the field of Modern | 47 |
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