Keeley, Edmund and Peter Bien, eds. Modern Greek Writers: Solomos, Calvos, Matesis, Palamas, Cavafy, Kazantzakis, Seferis, Elytis. Princeton, NJ: Princeton University Press, 1972. 261 p.

ISBN 0691062153; 9780691062150

Reprinted in 2015 as part of the Princeton Legacy Library (ISBN 9780691646589 hbk; 9780691619712 pbk; 9781400872329 ebook)

The literary renaissance of modern Greece is the subject of essays by ten critics and scholars on the theme "Modern Greek Literature and its European Background".

Contains: Peter Bien, "Introduction" (pp. 3-22).

1. Zissimos Lorenzatos, "Solomos' Dialogos: A Survey" (pp. 23-65); 2. Bertrand Bouvier, "Calvos in Geneva" (pp. 67-91); 3. Angelos Terzakis, "Matesis' Vassilikos: The First Drama of Ideas" (pp. 93-107); 4. Thanasis Maskaleris, "Palamas and World Literature" (pp. 109-122); 5. Edmund Keeley, "The 'New' Poems of Cavafy" (pp. 123-143); 6. Peter Bien, "The Demoticism of Kazantzakis" (pp. 145-169); 7. Peter Levi, S.J., "Seferis' Tone of Voice" (pp. 171-189); 8. Stavros Deligiorgis, "Elytis' Brecht and Hadzidakis' Pirandello" (pp. 191-215); 9. Mario Vitti, "Family and Alienation in Contemporary Greek Fiction" (pp. 217-233); 10. C.Th. Dimaras, "Survivances du romantisme dans la culture néo-hellénique" (pp. 235-248).