Yannis Ritsos was born in Monemvasia, Greece, May 1, 1909 as a cadet of a noble family of landowners, but his youth is marked by devastation in his family:
Όταν σκάβεις βαθιά θα βγεις στο φως. Να το θυμάσαι. (Λαϊκό καφενείο. Το ραδιόφωνο, 1951) Το φως είναι η πατρίδα μας. Δεν είσαι συ και γω. Είμαστε μεις. av Jannis Ritsos (Bok) 2004, Persiska, För vuxna.
Ritsos was born into a wealthy but unfortunate family. His father died insane; his mother and a brother died of tuberculosis when he was 12. Giánnis Rítsos (kreik. Γιάννης Ρίτσος) (1. toukokuuta 1909 Monemvasiá, Kreikka – 11. marraskuuta 1990 Ateena, Kreikka) oli kreikkalainen runoilija ja vasemmistoaktivisti.
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Yannis Ritsos. Author of more than 100 poetry collections, Greek poet Yannis Ritsos (1909-1990) is best known in English translation for Exile and Return and Repetitions, Testimonies, and Parentheses, translated by Edmund Keeley, and The Fourth Dimension, translated by Peter Green.
The French poet Louis Aragon once said that Ritsos was "the greatest poet of our age." Ritsos takes up a challenging form in Monochords: the one line poem (though the book’s layout forces several poems into two lines). In one light, everything in a short poem can seem essential and luminous. In another light, the same poem can seem banal. The three volumes of Ritsos's poetry translated here—Parentheses, 1946-47, Parentheses, 1950-61, and The Distant, 1975—represent a thirty year poetic journey and a developing sensibility that link the poet's subtler perceptions at different moments of his maturity.
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The New Oresteia of Yannis Ritsos (1991) is a translation of Yannis Ritsos is the author of the poem, “Morning.” He was a famous poet (very political—leftist) among the modern Greek writers, who died in 1990. The first "Yannis Ritsos," wrote Peter Levi in the Times Literary Supplement of the late Greek poet, "is the old-fashioned kind of great poet. His output has been enormous, his life heroic and eventful, his voice is an embodiment of national courage, his mind is tirelessly active." At their best, Ritsos'… Yiannis Ritsos (Greek: Γιάννης Ρίτσος; 1 May 1909 – 11 November 1990) was a Greek poet and communist and an active member of the Greek Resistance during World War II. While he disliked being regarded as a political poet, he has been called "the great poet of the Greek left". Yannis Ritsos, popular Greek poet whose work was periodically banned for its left-wing content. Ritsos was born into a wealthy but unfortunate family. His father died insane; his mother and a brother died of tuberculosis when he was 12. Reared by relatives, Ritsos attended Athens Law School briefly Yiannis Ritsos (Greek: Γιάννης Ρίτσος) is considered to be one of the five great Greek poets of the twentieth century, together with Konstantinos Kavafis, Kostas Kariotakis, Giorgos Seferis, and Odysseus Elytis.
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Perhaps Greece's most important poet, Yannis Ritsos follows such eminent predecessors as Cavafy, Sikelianos, and Seferis in the dramatic and symbolic expression of a tragic sense of life. The three volumes of Ritsos's poetry translated here--Parentheses, 1946-47, Parentheses, 1950-61, and The Distant, 1975--represent a thirty year poetic journey and a developing sensibility that link the poet
Ritsos, Jannis ; Ritsos liest Ritsos [Ljudupptagning] 2013; Tal (Talbok) 1 bibliotek 2. Ritsos, Giannēs, 1909-1990 (författare) Exile and return : selected poems, 1967-74 / Yannis Ritsos ; translated by Edmund Keeley; 1985. - 1.
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The three volumes of Ritsos's poetry translated here--Parentheses, 1946-47, Parentheses, 1950-61, and The Distant, 1975--represent a thirty year poetic journey and a developing sensibility that link the poet Ritsos, a Greek poet, has worked in many forms: long narrative poems, dramatic monologues, and short lyrics.
The shorter poems gathered in this volume present what Ritsos calls “simple things” that turn out not to be simple at all. Audiovisual Necessities, Ritsos,We sell everything and anything you can think of in Hi Fi systems. Check out our new website
Poet Yiannis Ritsos saw the image and in a television interview in 1983 admitted he was so moved by it that the very next day he began writing “Epitaphios,” his most celebrated work.
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When Yannis Ritsos’s 'Moonlight Sonata' was published in France in 1961 the famous surrealist poet Louis Aragon called Ritsos the best poet in the world. Having read and studied the works of innumerable poets over the years, I have concluded that Aragon was right.
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“We must salute him as he rightfully deserves and shout it from the rooftops: he is one of the greatest, one … Copyright 2021 Ritsos Audiovisual Necessities . All rights reserved. Page generated in 0.3125 seconds. 2012-04-10 RITSOS Romiosini Translated by N. C. Germanacos Romiosini was first published in Chelsea Vol. 30-31 (1972). It is reprinted here with their permission and our thanks to them. I These trees cannot be contairied under a lesser sky, these stones are not content beneath an alien heel, these faces cannot be contained except under the sun, Yiannis Ritsos (1909-1990) wrote more than a hundred books of poems, plays, fiction, essays and translations.