Literature

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Selected works in Greek Strophe, 1931 I Sterna, 1932 Mythistorema, 1935 Imerologio katastromatos, 1940 Tetradio gymnasmaton, 1940 Dokimes, 1944 Imerologio katastromatos B, 1944 Erotokritos, 1946 Kichli, 1947 Treis meres sta monasteria tis Kappadokias, 1953 Imerologio katastromatos C, 1955 Tria krypha poiemata, 1966 Metagraphes, 1980   Selected translations into English The King of Asine and Other…

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Nobel Prize lecture

French Discours du 11 décembre 1963 Quelques points de la tradition Grecque, moderne Un poète qui m’est particulièrement cher, l’Irlandais , Lauréat Nobel en 1923, à son retour de Stockholm, écrivit un récit de son voyage qu’il intitula « La générosité de la Suède » – « The Bounty of Sweden «. J’y pensais, quand…

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  Works in English Cup of Gold : a Life of Sir Henry Morgan, Buccaneer, with Occasional Reference to History. – New York : McBride, 1929 The Pastures of Heaven. – New York : Brewer, Warren & Putnam, 1932 To a God Unknown. – New York : Ballou, 1933 Tortilla Flat. – New York :…

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  Works in Serbocroatian Ex Ponto. – Zagreb : Knjizevni jug, 1918 Nemiri. – Zagreb : Sv. Kugli, 1920 Put Alije Đerzeleza. – Beograd : S. B. Cvijanovic, 1920 Pripovetke I. – Beograd : Srpska knjizevna zadruga, 1924 Pripovetke. – Beograd : Srpska knjizevna zadruga, 1931 Pripovetke II. – Beograd : Srpska knjizevna zadruga, 1936…

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Works in French Eloges. – Paris: Editions de la Nouvelle Revue Française, 1911 Amitié du prince. – Paris: Ronald Davis, 1924 Anabase. – Paris: Gallimard, 1924. – Édition revue 1948 Poème pour Valery Larbaud. – Liège: A la Lampe d’Aladdin, 1936 Exil : poème. – Marseilles : Editions Cahiers du Sud, 1942 Pluies. – Buenos…

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Nobel Prize lecture

Italian Lettura Nobel, Dicembre 11, 1959 Il poeta e il politico “Lunga è la notte che non trova mai giorno”: sono parole di Shakespeare nel Macbeth e ci aiutano a determinare una condizione del poeta, al quale in un primo tempo il lettore appare da un’immagine della sua solitudine con volto e gesti del compagno…

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Nobel Prize lecture

English Nobel Lecture, December 11, 1959 The Poet and the Politician “The night is long that never finds the day”. These are Shakespeare’s words in Macbeth, and they help us to define the poet’s condition. At first, the reader appears to the poet in his solitude as an image with the face and the gestures…

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