George Seferis: Greek Literature's Nobel Voice

Explore the life and legacy of George Seferis, Greek literature’s Nobel Prize-winning voice, whose poetry on exile, memory, and identity continues to inspire readers worldwide.
In this short podcast, we delve into the life and work of George Seferis, the 1963 Nobel Prize winner in Literature. Discover his masterpiece, The Return of the Exile, and learn how his experiences of displacement and Greek history shaped his timeless poetic vision.

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What an interesting approach, Vicky! Well done!

[tariaathanasiou]

Thank you Vicky for your beautiful reference to Seferi who's poems speak to the depths of our soul. One of the best, in my opinion poem, is the leaf of the poplar.

[annakanakaki]

Excellent presentation! Please, continue with the same enthusiasm, people need art to heal and blossom . idea for the next video : make it dedicated to all travelers and present Kavafis, through his Ithaka😀...

[gazzk]

G Seferis wrote something about, 'only the poor really know a homeland. I suppose only they really understand it.