The Wound of Greece: Studies in Neo-Hellenism

Aeschylus ancient Greece appear Aretousa artist Athens beauty become began beginning beneath body called centre century civilization classical close concerned consciousness continued creative dead death earth eighteenth century existence expression fact feeling felt figure forces freedom give Greek hand heart hold human ideal ideas individual inner island Italy Kalvos kind land language later light living looked lost Makriyannis man's means mind mother myth nature never night once organic perhaps period poem poet poetry political possessed principles rational reality regarded religious remain roots seems Seferis sense Sikelianos society sought soul speak spiritual struggle symbol things thought took tradition true Turks turn understanding universal values vision whole wounded write wrote