Dionysios Solomos: Freedom and language

Item

Title

Language

Freedom

Date

01 April 2021

Date Issued

2021

Abstract

The Messiniaki Amfiktyonia is hosting a series of online lectures with distinguished personalities to celebrate the bicentenary of the Greek Revolution. The third talk focuses on the importance of language and freedom in the work of Solomos, especially the philosophical and aesthetic beliefs of the poet about language. It seeks to guide the thoughts and feelings of listeners in order to help them get to know the national poet from another point of view and to deepen their awareness of his innermost thoughts that led him to the realisation of his creations.

Type specialization

Speech/Lecture

Format

Video

Language

Greek

Bibliographic Citation

Video

Number Of Pages - Duration

1:45:33

Rights

BY-NC Attribution-NonCommercial

Item sets

1821 at the local level

Independent Cultural Associations and 1821

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