This is a collection of four extensive essays by the renowned writer and critic, entitled: ‘The vindication of democracy and the future of Europe’, ‘Europe yesterday and today’, ‘Europe and the world in Greece’, "The Dead-ends of Man and the Way Out of the Spirit". These essays define the past and present character of Europe and the intellectual values that have shaped and underpin its culture. Written in exemplary vernacular Greek, they send messages of optimism to Europeans regarding the European Union, its future in general and its culture.
- Pages: 117
- ISBN: 978-960-7233-12-7
- Publication: 1992
- Dimensions: 22 x 14,5
- Categories: Books, Essays & Thought, Δοκίμιο
E.N. Moschos
Evangelos Moschos is a writer and critic. He has served as editor of Nea Estia and is president of the National Society of Greek Writers. His literary work focuses on the criticism and interpretation of modern Greek literature. He has also translated foreign authors into Greek.
