International Greek Language Day, which was celebrated on the 9th of February will have the wider support of the Greeks worldwide.
On February 10, 2022, at 4:00 pm, the branch of the Hellenic Cultural Foundation in Odessa invites you to join the joint work of teachers and students of the Faculty of International Relations, Political Science and Sociology of the Odessa II National University named after Mechnikov and teachers of modern Greek from the Coordination Office for Education of the Ministry of Education and Religion of Greece and under the auspices of the Consulate General of Greece in Odessa and in cooperation with the branch of GFK, who will present an online presentation on XIX - early XX centuries. "Dream in the Wave", published by the Lviv publishing house "Apriori" in 2021 (256 pages, Ukrainian language, translation from modern Greek and compiler A. Savenko and other Ukrainian translators).
The event is dedicated to the language of the anthology of small modern Greek prose: "Dream in the Wave". This book includes selected works by Greek writers of the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries: George Visionos, Alexandros Papadiamandis and Emmanuel Roidis, who laid the foundation for the development of Greek literature in the twentieth century.
The language of some works will be considered as a carrier of the intangible cultural heritage of the Greek people, because it reflects their ethnocultural, psychological and mythological ideas and experiences. Immerse yourself in the mystery of artistic Greek as a mirror of culture, which reflects not only the real world around man, his living conditions, but also the social consciousness of the people, their mentality, national character, lifestyle, traditions, customs, morals, values, worldview and worldview.
Dream in the Wave: Short Modern Greek Prose of the Late 19th and Early 20th Centuries.
The anthology of short modern Greek prose presents to the Ukrainian reader the figures of the three most important contemporary Greek authors. They worked in the second half of the nineteenth century and in the early twentieth century. They laid the foundation for the development of Greek literature in the twentieth century. The heroes of their works go through a difficult path of accepting new life circumstances, the birth of new identities, breaking stereotypes, the crisis of tradition. They are trying to find in themselves a light that will show them the way they need, a living source that will energize them. The book is intended for a wide range of readers, especially those who want to get acquainted with the cultural space of Greece outside the traditional field of antiquity.
The presentation will be held on the Microsoft Teams platform.
You can connect to the presentation by following the link.
