1995, ISBN: 9780691068619

[PU: Princeton University Press], XIX, 296 p. Cloth with dustjacket. Aus der Bibliothek von Prof. Wolfgang Haase, langjährigem Herausgeber der ANRW und des International Journal of the Cl… Plus…

[PU: Princeton University Press], XIX, 296 p. Cloth with dustjacket. Aus der Bibliothek von Prof. Wolfgang Haase, langjährigem Herausgeber der ANRW und des International Journal of the Classical Tradition (IJCT) / From the library of Prof. Wolfgang Haase, long-time editor of ANRW and the International Journal of the Classical Tradition (IJCT). - Schutzumschlag berieben, minimale Randläsuren, Anhaftungen auf Einband, kleine Flecken auf Kopfschnitt, einige Seiten weisen minimale Knicke auf, innen sauber / dust jacket rubbed, minimal edgewear, adhesions on cover, small stain on top edge, some pages have minimal creases, inside is clean. - In this new edition of George Seferis’s poems, the acclaimed translations by Edmund Keeley and Philip Sherrard are revised and presented in a compact, English-only volume. The revision covers all the poems published in Princeton’s earlier bilingual edition, George Seferis: Collected Poems (expanded edition, 1981). Winner of the Nobel Prize for Literature in 1963, George Seferis (1900-1971) has long been recognized as a major international figure, and Keeley and Sherrard are his ideal translators. They create, in the words of Archibald MacLeish, a “translation worthy of Seferis, which is to praise it as highly as it could be praised.” Although Seferis was preoccupied with his tradition as few other poets of the same generation were with theirs, and although he was actively engaged in the immediate political aspirations of his nation, his value for readers lies in what he made of this preoccupation and this engagement in fashioning a broad poetic vision. He is also known for his stylistic purity, which allows no embellishment beyond that necessary for precise yet rich poetic statement. / CONTENTS Foreword Acknowledgement Mythistorema 1 The angel... 2 Still one more well inside a cave... 3 I woke with this marble head in my hands... 4 And a soul/if it is to know itself... 5 We didn’t know them ... 6 The garden with its fountains in the rain... 7 Westward the sea merges with a mountain range... 8 What are they after, our souls, travelling... 9 The harbour is old, I can’t wait any longer... 10 Our country is closed in, all mountains... 11 Sometimes your blood froze like the moon... 12 Three rocks, a few burnt pines, a lone chapel... 13 Dolphins banners and the sound of cannons... 14 Three red pigeons in the light... 15 Sleep wrapped you in green leaves like a tree... 16 On the track, once more on the track... 17 Now that you are leaving... 18 I regret having let a broad river slip... 19 Even if the wind blows it doesn’t cool us... 20 In my breast the wound opens again... 21 We who set out on this pilgrimage... 22 So very much having passed before our eyes... 23 A little farther... 24 Here end the works of the sea, the works of love... Gymnopaidia I Santorini II Mycenae Book of Exercises Poems Given Letter of Mathios Paskalis Syngrou Avenue, 1930 Reflections on a Foreign Line of Verse Sixteen Haiku This body that hoped to flower like a branch... Flight Description Sirocco 7 Levante In the Manner of G. S. The Old Man Mr Stratis Thalassinos Five Poems by Mr S. Thalassinos I Hampstead II Psychology III All Things Pass Away IV Fires of St John V Nijinsky Mr Stratis Thalassinos Describes a Man 1 2 Child 3 Adolescent 4 Young Man 5 Man Notes for a ‘Week’ Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday Sketches for a Summer A Word for Summer Epiphany, 1937 Raven Flowers of the rock facing the green sea.. . The warm water reminds me each morning... Epitaph Between two bitter moments... In the sea caves.. . Stop looking for the sea... Logbook I Mathios Paskalis Among the Roses Fine Autumn Morning Piazza San Niccolo Our Sun The Return of the Exile The Container of the Uncontainable Interlude ofjoy The Leaf of the Poplar Solidarity The Last Day Spring A.D. The Jasmine Narration Morning Les Anges Sont Blancs The Sentence to Oblivion The King of Asini Logbook II Days of June ’41 Postscript The Figure of Fate Kerk Str. Oost, Pretoria, Transvaal Stratis Thalassinos Among the Agapanthi An Old Man on the River Bank Stratis Thalassinos on the Dead Sea Calligraphy Days of April ’43 Here Among the Bones Last Stop ‘Thrush’ I The houses I had they took away... II I saw him yesterday. . . Ill This wood that cooled my forehead. . . Logbook III Agianapa I Dream Details on Cyprus In the Goddess’s Name I Summon You. . . Helen Memory I The Demon of Fornication Three Mules Pentheus Memory II Salamis in Cyprus Euripides the Athenian Engomi Three Secret Poems On a Ray of Winter Light On Stage Summer Solstice From Book of Exercises II Letter to Rex Warner The Cats of St Nicholas ‘On Aspalathoi... ’ Appendix: Rhymed Poems Turning Point Shells, Clouds Turning Point Slowly You Spoke The Sorrowing Girl Automobile Denial The Companions in Hades Fog The Mood of a Day Rocket Rhyme Erotikos Logos The Cistern From Book of Exercises Pantoum From Logbook II Crickets Actors, Middle East From Logbook III Agianapa II In the Kyrenia District Pedlar from Sidon Bibliographical No, DE, [SC: 4.50], gebraucht; gut, gewerbliches Angebot, [GW: 545g], Banküberweisung, Offene Rechnung, PayPal, Internationaler Versand<

1995, ISBN: 0691068615

[EAN: 9780691068619], Gebraucht, sehr guter Zustand, [SC: 32.41], [PU: Princeton University Press], Jacket, XIX, 296 p. Aus der Bibliothek von Prof. Wolfgang Haase, langjährigem Herausgeb… Plus…

[EAN: 9780691068619], Gebraucht, sehr guter Zustand, [SC: 32.41], [PU: Princeton University Press], Jacket, XIX, 296 p. Aus der Bibliothek von Prof. Wolfgang Haase, langjährigem Herausgeber der ANRW und des International Journal of the Classical Tradition (IJCT) / From the library of Prof. Wolfgang Haase, long-time editor of ANRW and the International Journal of the Classical Tradition (IJCT). - Schutzumschlag berieben, minimale Randläsuren, Anhaftungen auf Einband, kleine Flecken auf Kopfschnitt, einige Seiten weisen minimale Knicke auf, innen sauber / dust jacket rubbed, minimal edgewear, adhesions on cover, small stain on top edge, some pages have minimal creases, inside is clean. - In this new edition of George Seferis’s poems, the acclaimed translations by Edmund Keeley and Philip Sherrard are revised and presented in a compact, English-only volume. The revision covers all the poems published in Princeton’s earlier bilingual edition, George Seferis: Collected Poems (expanded edition, 1981). Winner of the Nobel Prize for Literature in 1963, George Seferis (1900-1971) has long been recognized as a major international figure, and Keeley and Sherrard are his ideal translators. They create, in the words of Archibald MacLeish, a "translation worthy of Seferis, which is to praise it as highly as it could be praised." Although Seferis was preoccupied with his tradition as few other poets of the same generation were with theirs, and although he was actively engaged in the immediate political aspirations of his nation, his value for readers lies in what he made of this preoccupation and this engagement in fashioning a broad poetic vision. He is also known for his stylistic purity, which allows no embellishment beyond that necessary for precise yet rich poetic statement. / CONTENTS Foreword Acknowledgement Mythistorema 1 The angel. 2 Still one more well inside a cave. 3 I woke with this marble head in my hands. 4 And a soul/if it is to know itself. 5 We didn’t know them . 6 The garden with its fountains in the rain. 7 Westward the sea merges with a mountain range. 8 What are they after, our souls, travelling. 9 The harbour is old, I can’t wait any longer. 10 Our country is closed in, all mountains. 11 Sometimes your blood froze like the moon. 12 Three rocks, a few burnt pines, a lone chapel. 13 Dolphins banners and the sound of cannons. 14 Three red pigeons in the light. 15 Sleep wrapped you in green leaves like a tree. 16 On the track, once more on the track. 17 Now that you are leaving. 18 I regret having let a broad river slip. 19 Even if the wind blows it doesn’t cool us. 20 In my breast the wound opens again. 21 We who set out on this pilgrimage. 22 So very much having passed before our eyes. 23 A little farther. 24 Here end the works of the sea, the works of love. Gymnopaidia I Santorini II Mycenae Book of Exercises Poems Given Letter of Mathios Paskalis Syngrou Avenue, 1930 Reflections on a Foreign Line of Verse Sixteen Haiku This body that hoped to flower like a branch. Flight Description Sirocco 7 Levante In the Manner of G. S. The Old Man Mr Stratis Thalassinos Five Poems by Mr S. Thalassinos I Hampstead II Psychology III All Things Pass Away IV Fires of St John V Nijinsky Mr Stratis Thalassinos Describes a Man 1 2 Child 3 Adolescent 4 Young Man 5 Man Notes for a ‘Week’ Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday Sketches for a Summer A Word for Summer Epiphany, 1937 Raven Flowers of the rock facing the green sea. . The warm water reminds me each morning. Epitaph Between two bitter moments. In the sea caves. . Stop looking for the sea. Logbook I Mathios Paskalis Among the Roses Fine Autumn Morning Piazza San Niccolo Our Sun The Return of the Exile The Container of the Uncontainable Interlude ofjoy The Leaf of the Poplar Solidarity The Last Day Spring A.D. The Jasmine Narration Morning Les Anges Sont Blancs The Sentence to Oblivion The King of Asini Logbook II Days of June ’41 Postscript The Figure of Fate Kerk Str. Oost, Pretoria, Transvaal Stratis Thalassinos Among the Agapanthi An Old Man on the River Bank Stratis Thalassinos on the Dead Sea Calligraphy Days of April ’43 Here Among the Bones Last Stop ‘Thrush’ I The houses I had they took away. II I saw him yesterday. . . Ill This wood that cooled my forehead. . . Logbook III Agianapa I Dream Details on Cyprus In the Goddess’s Name I Summon You. . . Helen Memory I The Demon of Fornication Three Mules Pentheus Memory II Salamis in Cyprus Euripides the Athenian Engomi Three Secret Poems On a Ray of Winter Light On Stage Summer Solstice From Book of Exercises II Letter to Rex Warner The Cats of St Nicholas ‘On Aspalathoi. ’ Appendix: Rhymed Poems Turning Point Shells, Clouds Turning Point Slowly You Spoke The Sorrowing Girl Automobile Denial The Companions in Hades Fog The Mood of a Day Rocket Rhyme Erotikos Logos The Cistern From Book of Exercises Pantoum From Logbook II Crickets Actors, Middle East From Logbook III Agianapa II In the Kyrenia District Pedlar from Sidon Bibliographical Note Notes Biographical Data Index of Titles. ISBN 9780691068619 Sprache: Englisch Gewicht in Gramm: 545, Books<

1995, ISBN: 0691068615

[EAN: 9780691068619], Gebraucht, sehr guter Zustand, [SC: 4.0], [PU: Princeton University Press], Jacket, XIX, 296 p. Aus der Bibliothek von Prof. Wolfgang Haase, langjährigem Herausgeber… Plus…

[EAN: 9780691068619], Gebraucht, sehr guter Zustand, [SC: 4.0], [PU: Princeton University Press], Jacket, XIX, 296 p. Aus der Bibliothek von Prof. Wolfgang Haase, langjährigem Herausgeber der ANRW und des International Journal of the Classical Tradition (IJCT) / From the library of Prof. Wolfgang Haase, long-time editor of ANRW and the International Journal of the Classical Tradition (IJCT). - Schutzumschlag berieben, minimale Randläsuren, Anhaftungen auf Einband, kleine Flecken auf Kopfschnitt, einige Seiten weisen minimale Knicke auf, innen sauber / dust jacket rubbed, minimal edgewear, adhesions on cover, small stain on top edge, some pages have minimal creases, inside is clean. - In this new edition of George Seferis’s poems, the acclaimed translations by Edmund Keeley and Philip Sherrard are revised and presented in a compact, English-only volume. The revision covers all the poems published in Princeton’s earlier bilingual edition, George Seferis: Collected Poems (expanded edition, 1981). Winner of the Nobel Prize for Literature in 1963, George Seferis (1900-1971) has long been recognized as a major international figure, and Keeley and Sherrard are his ideal translators. They create, in the words of Archibald MacLeish, a "translation worthy of Seferis, which is to praise it as highly as it could be praised." Although Seferis was preoccupied with his tradition as few other poets of the same generation were with theirs, and although he was actively engaged in the immediate political aspirations of his nation, his value for readers lies in what he made of this preoccupation and this engagement in fashioning a broad poetic vision. He is also known for his stylistic purity, which allows no embellishment beyond that necessary for precise yet rich poetic statement. / CONTENTS Foreword Acknowledgement Mythistorema 1 The angel. 2 Still one more well inside a cave. 3 I woke with this marble head in my hands. 4 And a soul/if it is to know itself. 5 We didn’t know them . 6 The garden with its fountains in the rain. 7 Westward the sea merges with a mountain range. 8 What are they after, our souls, travelling. 9 The harbour is old, I can’t wait any longer. 10 Our country is closed in, all mountains. 11 Sometimes your blood froze like the moon. 12 Three rocks, a few burnt pines, a lone chapel. 13 Dolphins banners and the sound of cannons. 14 Three red pigeons in the light. 15 Sleep wrapped you in green leaves like a tree. 16 On the track, once more on the track. 17 Now that you are leaving. 18 I regret having let a broad river slip. 19 Even if the wind blows it doesn’t cool us. 20 In my breast the wound opens again. 21 We who set out on this pilgrimage. 22 So very much having passed before our eyes. 23 A little farther. 24 Here end the works of the sea, the works of love. Gymnopaidia I Santorini II Mycenae Book of Exercises Poems Given Letter of Mathios Paskalis Syngrou Avenue, 1930 Reflections on a Foreign Line of Verse Sixteen Haiku This body that hoped to flower like a branch. Flight Description Sirocco 7 Levante In the Manner of G. S. The Old Man Mr Stratis Thalassinos Five Poems by Mr S. Thalassinos I Hampstead II Psychology III All Things Pass Away IV Fires of St John V Nijinsky Mr Stratis Thalassinos Describes a Man 1 2 Child 3 Adolescent 4 Young Man 5 Man Notes for a ‘Week’ Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday Sketches for a Summer A Word for Summer Epiphany, 1937 Raven Flowers of the rock facing the green sea. . The warm water reminds me each morning. Epitaph Between two bitter moments. In the sea caves. . Stop looking for the sea. Logbook I Mathios Paskalis Among the Roses Fine Autumn Morning Piazza San Niccolo Our Sun The Return of the Exile The Container of the Uncontainable Interlude ofjoy The Leaf of the Poplar Solidarity The Last Day Spring A.D. The Jasmine Narration Morning Les Anges Sont Blancs The Sentence to Oblivion The King of Asini Logbook II Days of June ’41 Postscript The Figure of Fate Kerk Str. Oost, Pretoria, Transvaal Stratis Thalassinos Among the Agapanthi An Old Man on the River Bank Stratis Thalassinos on the Dead Sea Calligraphy Days of April ’43 Here Among the Bones Last Stop ‘Thrush’ I The houses I had they took away. II I saw him yesterday. . . Ill This wood that cooled my forehead. . . Logbook III Agianapa I Dream Details on Cyprus In the Goddess’s Name I Summon You. . . Helen Memory I The Demon of Fornication Three Mules Pentheus Memory II Salamis in Cyprus Euripides the Athenian Engomi Three Secret Poems On a Ray of Winter Light On Stage Summer Solstice From Book of Exercises II Letter to Rex Warner The Cats of St Nicholas ‘On Aspalathoi. ’ Appendix: Rhymed Poems Turning Point Shells, Clouds Turning Point Slowly You Spoke The Sorrowing Girl Automobile Denial The Companions in Hades Fog The Mood of a Day Rocket Rhyme Erotikos Logos The Cistern From Book of Exercises Pantoum From Logbook II Crickets Actors, Middle East From Logbook III Agianapa II In the Kyrenia District Pedlar from Sidon Bibliographical Note Notes Biographical Data Index of Titles. ISBN 9780691068619 Sprache: Englisch Gewicht in Gramm: 545, Books<

1995, ISBN: 9780691068619

XIX, 296 p. Cloth with dustjacket. Aus der Bibliothek von Prof. Wolfgang Haase, langjährigem Herausgeber der ANRW und des International Journal of the Classical Tradition (IJCT) / From th… Plus…

XIX, 296 p. Cloth with dustjacket. Aus der Bibliothek von Prof. Wolfgang Haase, langjährigem Herausgeber der ANRW und des International Journal of the Classical Tradition (IJCT) / From the library of Prof. Wolfgang Haase, long-time editor of ANRW and the International Journal of the Classical Tradition (IJCT). - Schutzumschlag berieben, minimale Randläsuren, Anhaftungen auf Einband, kleine Flecken auf Kopfschnitt, einige Seiten weisen minimale Knicke auf, innen sauber / dust jacket rubbed, minimal edgewear, adhesions on cover, small stain on top edge, some pages have minimal creases, inside is clean. - In this new edition of George Seferiss poems, the acclaimed translations by Edmund Keeley and Philip Sherrard are revised and presented in a compact, English-only volume. The revision covers all the poems published in Princetons earlier bilingual edition, George Seferis: Collected Poems (expanded edition, 1981). Winner of the Nobel Prize for Literature in 1963, George Seferis (1900-1971) has long been recognized as a major international figure, and Keeley and Sherrard are his ideal translators. They create, in the words of Archibald MacLeish, a translation worthy of Seferis, which is to praise it as highly as it could be praised. Although Seferis was preoccupied with his tradition as few other poets of the same generation were with theirs, and although he was actively engaged in the immediate political aspirations of his nation, his value for readers lies in what he made of this preoccupation and this engagement in fashioning a broad poetic vision. He is also known for his stylistic purity, which allows no embellishment beyond that necessary for precise yet rich poetic statement. / CONTENTS Foreword Acknowledgement Mythistorema 1 The angel... 2 Still one more well inside a cave... 3 I woke with this marble head in my hands... 4 And a soul/if it is to know itself... 5 We didnt know them ... 6 The garden with its fountains in the rain... 7 Westward the sea merges with a mountain range... 8 What are they after, our souls, travelling... 9 The harbour is old, I cant wait any longer... 10 Our country is closed in, all mountains... 11 Sometimes your blood froze like the moon... 12 Three rocks, a few burnt pines, a lone chapel... 13 Dolphins banners and the sound of cannons... 14 Three red pigeons in the light... 15 Sleep wrapped you in green leaves like a tree... 16 On the track, once more on the track... 17 Now that you are leaving... 18 I regret having let a broad river slip... 19 Even if the wind blows it doesnt cool us... 20 In my breast the wound opens again... 21 We who set out on this pilgrimage... 22 So very much having passed before our eyes... 23 A little farther... 24 Here end the works of the sea, the works of love... Gymnopaidia I Santorini II Mycenae Book of Exercises Poems Given Letter of Mathios Paskalis Syngrou Avenue, 1930 Reflections on a Foreign Line of Verse Sixteen Haiku This body that hoped to flower like a branch... Flight Description Sirocco 7 Levante In the Manner of G. S. The Old Man Mr Stratis Thalassinos Five Poems by Mr S. Thalassinos I Hampstead II Psychology III All Things Pass Away IV Fires of St John V Nijinsky Mr Stratis Thalassinos Describes a Man 1 2 Child 3 Adolescent 4 Young Man 5 Man Notes for a Week Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday Sketches for a Summer A Word for Summer Epiphany, 1937 Raven Flowers of the rock facing the green sea.. . The warm water reminds me each morning... Epitaph Between two bitter moments... In the sea caves.. . Stop looking for the sea... Logbook I Mathios Paskalis Among the Roses Fine Autumn Morning Piazza San Niccolo Our Sun The Return of the Exile The Container of the Uncontainable Interlude ofjoy The Leaf of the Poplar Solidarity The Last Day Spring A.D. The Jasmine Narration Morning Les Anges Sont Blancs The Sentence to Oblivion The King of Asini Logbook II Days of June 41 Postscript The Figure of Fate Kerk Str. Oost, Pretoria, Transvaal Stratis Thalassinos Among the Agapanthi An Old Man on the River Bank Stratis Thalassinos on the Dead Sea Calligraphy Days of April 43 Here Among the Bones Last Stop Thrush I The houses I had they took away... II I saw him yesterday. . . Ill This wood that cooled my forehead. . . Logbook III Agianapa I Dream Details on Cyprus In the Goddesss Name I Summon You. . . Helen Memory I The Demon of Fornication Three Mules Pentheus Memory II Salamis in Cyprus Euripides the Athenian Engomi Three Secret Poems On a Ray of Winter Light On Stage Summer Solstice From Book of Exercises II Letter to Rex Warner The Cats of St Nicholas On Aspalathoi... Appendix: Rhymed Poems Turning Point Shells, Clouds Turning Point Slowly You Spoke The Sorrowing Girl Automobile Denial The Companions in Hades Fog The Mood of a Day Rocket Rhyme Erotikos Logos The Cistern From Book of Exercises Pantoum From Logbook II Crickets Actors, Middle East From Logbook III Agianapa II In the Kyrenia District Pedlar from Sidon Bibliographical Note Notes Biographical Data Index of Titles. ISBN 9780691068619 Versand D: 5,50 EUR , [PU:Princeton University Press,]<