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Odysseus Elytis: From the Golden to the Silver Poem by Andonis Decavalles, 1994-04

The Collected Poems of Odysseus Elytis.: An article from: Poetry by John (English pop musician) Taylor, 1998-08-01

Odysseus Elytis: From the Golden to the Silver Poem.(Brief Article): An article from: World Literature Today by M. Byron Raizis, 1996-01-01

Odysseus Elytis: Analogies of Light by Ivar Ivask [ed.], 1981

Biography - Elytis, Odysseus (1911-1996): An article from: Contemporary Authors by Gale Reference Team, 2004-01-01

The other face of pride: Odysseus Elytis, 1911-1996.: An article from: World Literature Today by Jeffrey Carson, 1997-06-22

'The Collected Poems of Odysseus Elytis': a commentary review. (book): An article from: World Literature Today by Andonis Decavalles, 1998-01-01

Odysseus Elytis : Selected Poems by Odysseus; Keeley, Edmund; Sherrard, Philip Elytis, 1981-01-01

Clear Days : Poems By Palamas and Elytis by Costas; Odysseus Elytis; Nikos Tselepides (translator) Palamas, 1972

For a Ville D'Avray. (poem): An article from: World Literature Today by Odysseus Elytis, 1997-06-22

Maria Nephele by Odysseus Elytis, 1981-01-01

Petit navigateur by Odysseus Elytis, 2006-04-26

Modern Greek Poetry by George; Elytis, Odysseus Seferis, 1982

CLEAR DAYS by Costis, and Odysseus Elytis PALAMIS, 1972-01-01

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elytis, odysseus. THE AXION ESTI. 105250 elytis, odysseus. THE AXION ESTI.University of Pittsburgh 1974, 159 pages. 1st American Edition.
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Extractions: Odysseus Elytis THE AXION ESTI. University of Pittsburgh: 1974, 159 pages. 1st American Edition. Hardbound, patterned binding. Faint evidence of pencil erasures to a few passages. Very good with a price-clipped dust jacket in very good condition. An attractive copy. Eminent Greek poet, Elytis was the 1979 Nobel Prize Winner for Literature. This is considered by many to be the best of his efforts, a spiritual autobiography. Translated by Edmund Keeley and George Savidis. $150 Check Availability Odysseus Elytis THE SOVEREIGN SUN, SELECTED POEMS. Temple University: 1974, 200 pages. 1st edition. Previous owner's name inked neatly inside. Hardbound in cloth binding. Near fine with a dust jacket in near fine condition. Eminent Greek poet, Elytis was the 1979 Nobel Prize Winner for Literature. This was the poet's first extensive collection translated into English. With introduction and notes by Kimon Friar, translator. $30 Check Availability Search for more "Odysseus Elytis" Books
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Extractions: Elytis, Odysseus 1911-, Greek poet. Strongly influenced by surrealists, especially Paul , he began publishing individualistic, hellenophilic poems in the 1930s. After fighting with the antifascist resistance in World War II, his work retained an optimism tempered by violence and hardship. His most impressive work, 14 years in the writing, was To Axion Esti (1959; tr. 1974). In 1979 he was awarded the Nobel Prize in Literature.
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Extractions: Pronunciation Key Elytis, Odysseus , pseud. of Odysseus Alepoudelis A p OO E s] , Greek poet, b. Iraklion, Crete. Strongly influenced by surrealism , especially the works of Paul , in the 1930s he began publishing individualistic and sensuous lyric poetry replete with imagery of the Aegean Islands. He fought with the antifascist resistance in World War II; after the war, his work retained an optimism tempered by violence and hardship. His most impressive work, 11 years in the writing, was To Axion Esti [Worthy It Is] (1959; tr. 1974). A three-part poem that fused the poet's personal experiences with evocations of Greek myth and history, it catapulted him to fame and became extremely popular with the Greek public, particularly those parts that were set to music. In 1979 he was awarded the Nobel Prize for Literature. Among his works in English translation are the selected poems of The Sovereign Sun (1974) and What I Love
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Extractions: Elytis, Odysseus Descendant of an old family of Lesbos, he was born in Heraclion (Candia) on the island of Crete, November 2, 1911. Some time later his family settled permanently in Athens where the poet finished his secondary school studies and later visited the Law School of the Athens University. His first appearance as a poet in 1935 through the magazine "Nea Grammata" ("New Culture") was saluted as an important event and the new style he introduced - though giving rise to a great many reactions - succeeded in prevailing and effectively contributing to the poetical reform commencing in the Second World War's eve and going on up to our days. In 1937 he visited the Reserve Officer's Cadet School in Corfu. Upon the outbreak of the war he served in the rank of Second Lieutenant, first at the Headquarters of the 1st Army Corps and then at the 24th Regiment, on the advanced fire line. During the German occupation and later, after Greece was liberated, he has been unabatedly active, publishing successive collections of poetry and writing essays concerning contemporary poetry and art problems.§ He has twice been Programme Director of the Greek National Radio Foundation (1945-46 and 1953-54), Member of the National Theatre's Administrative Council, President of the Administrative Council of the Greek Radio and Television Service as well as Member of the Consultative Committee of the Greek National Tourist's Organisation on the Athens Festival. In 1960 he was awarded the First State Poetry Prize, in 1965 the Order of the Phoenix Brigade and in 1975 he was proclaimed Doctor Honoris Causa of the Philosophical School of the Thessaloniki University and Honorary Citizen of the Town of Mytilene.
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Extractions: Elytis, Odysseus Poète grec (Iraklion, 1911 Athènes, 1996). Etudiant en droit, Odysseus Elytis délaisse ses études pour se consacrer à la poésie. En 1935, il expose ses collages (inspirés de Max Ernst) lors de la première exposition surréaliste d'Athènes. Il emprunte au mouvement d'André Breton la forme de sa poésie lyrique, fondée sur la puissance de son imagination. Son premier recueil, Orientations (1940), hymne à la jeunesse, à la beauté et à l'innocence, lui assure un succès immédiat. En 1946, Chant héroïque et funèbre pour un sous-lieutenant tombé en Albanie étend la renommée du poète au-delà des frontières nationales. En 1948, Elytis s'exile à Paris, où il rencontre Breton, Char, Camus, Eluard, Tzara et Picasso, qui l'amènent à porter un autre regard sur son pays. En 1959, il publie Axion Esti et remporte le prix national de poésie l'année suivante. Considéré comme l'un des plus grands poètes de sa génération, il obtient le prix Nobel de littérature en 1979. La double influence du surréalisme et de la tradition gréco-byzantine marque son uvre, lumineuse et sensuelle (Soleil, le premier, 1943; Six et Un Remords pour le ciel, 1960; Marie des brumes, 1978; Voie privée, 1991).
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Extractions: Pronunciation Key Elytis, Odysseus , pseud. of Odysseus Alepoudelis A p OO E s] , Greek poet, b. Iraklion, Crete. Strongly influenced by surrealism , especially the works of Paul , in the 1930s he began publishing individualistic and sensuous lyric poetry replete with imagery of the Aegean Islands. He fought with the antifascist resistance in World War II; after the war, his work retained an optimism tempered by violence and hardship. His most impressive work, 11 years in the writing, was To Axion Esti [Worthy It Is] (1959; tr. 1974). A three-part poem that fused the poet's personal experiences with evocations of Greek myth and history, it catapulted him to fame and became extremely popular with the Greek public, particularly those parts that were set to music. In 1979 he was awarded the Nobel Prize for Literature. Among his works in English translation are the selected poems of The Sovereign Sun (1974) and What I Love
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Extractions: A B C D ... Z by birthday from the calendar Credits and feedback Odysseas Elytis (1911-1996) - also spelled Odysseas Elytes, original surname Alepoudhelis Greek poet and winner of the 1979 Nobel Prize for Literature. Elytis's poems are written in rich language, full of images from history and myths. The lines are long and musical. Inspired by the 'sanctity of the perceiving senses' Elytis celebrated in his early poems the mystery of the Greek light, the sea, and the air. Later themes are grief, suffering, and search for a paradise. "I was given the Hellenic tongue (from Axion Esti Inspired by French Surrealism and especially , Elytis started to write verse. His first poems appeared in 1935 in magazine Ta Nea Grammata , which also published George Seferis' s works - he won the Nobel Prize for literature in 1963. During WW II when Nazis occupied Greece, Elytis joined the resistance movement and served as a second lieutenant in Albania in 1940-41. In 1943 appeared
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Extractions: ..:: Posted and ? by Gus Leus ::.. Descendant of an old family of Lesbos, he was born in Heraclion (Candia) on the island of Crete, November 2, 1911. Some time later his family settled permanently in Athens where the poet finished his secondary school studies and later visited the Law School of the Athens University. His first appearance as a poet in 1935 through the magazine "Nea Grammata" ("New Culture") was saluted as an important event and the new style he introduced - though giving rise to a great many reactions - succeeded in prevailing and effectively contributing to the poetical reform commencing in the Second World War's eve and going on up to our days. In 1937 he visited the Reserve Officer's Cadet School in Corfu. Upon the outbreak of the war he served in the rank of Second Lieutenant, first at the Headquarters of the 1st Army Corps and then at the 24th Regiment, on the advanced fire line. During the German occupation and later, after Greece was liberated, he has been unabatedly active, publishing successive collections of poetry and writing essays concerning contemporary poetry and art problems. He has twice been Programme Director of the Greek National Radio Foundation (1945-46 and 1953-54), Member of the National Theatre's Administrative Council, President of the Administrative Council of the Greek Radio and Television Service as well as Member of the Consultative Committee of the Greek National Tourist's Organisation on the Athens Festival. In 1960 he was awarded the First State Poetry Prize, in 1965 the Order of the Phoenix Brigade and in 1975 he was proclaimed Doctor Honoris Causa of the Philosophical School of the Thessaloniki University and Honorary Citizen of the Town of Mytilene.
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Extractions: Nell'arco di circa trenta anni ho avuto il piacere d'incontrare direttamente o "indirettamente" molti protagonisti del mondo culturale del Novecento, di conversare a lungo con loro, di compiere delle ricerche fra i loro scritti inediti e di raccontare di incontri, di ricerche e di scoperte in vari articoli. Testi che oggi riaffiorano come le pagine sparse di un mio personale diario che, giorno dopo giorno, desidero condividere con chi non desidera perdere la memoria di personaggi inimitabili. IGNAZIO SILONE DIEGO VALERI GEORGES SIMENON ERNEST HEMINGWAY ... CESARE ANGELINI
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Extractions: Odysseus Elytis biography Odysseus Elytis, recipient of the 1979 Nobel Prize for Literature, was born to a wealthy family in Iraklion, Crete. His original name was Odysseus Alepoudhelis. He used the pseudonym to distinguish his writing from the family soap manufaturing business. He attended the University of Athens School of Law, but he dropped out to pursue his literary career. He later worked for the newspaper KATHIMERINI. Following World War II he worked for the National Broadcasiting Institute. Nicknamed "the sun-drinking poet," Elytis' work reflects the influence of the French Surrealism movement. His first volume of poetry, PROSANATOLISMOI (ORIENTATIONS), was published when he was 29. He gained an international reputation with ASTHMA IROIKA KE PENTHIMO GHIA TON HAMENO ANTHIPOLOCHAGO TIS ALVANIS (HEROIC AND ELEGIAC SONG FOR THE LOST SECOND LIEUTENANT OF THE ALBANIAN CAMPAIGN). He was the first Greek to win the Nobel Prize for Literature. bodyOffer(20214) Odysseus Elytis died in Athens, Greece in 1996. CHRONOLOGY He was born in Iraklion, Crete.

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