Layoun, Mary N., ed. Modernism in Greece? Essays on the Critical and Literary Margins of a Movement. New York: Pella Publishing Co., 1990. 234 p.

ISBN 0918618436; 9780918618436

Contains: Introduction (pp. 9-20).

Artemis Leontis, “Modernist Criticism: Greek and American Defenses of the Autonomous Literary Text in the 1930s” (pp. 21-58); Stathis Gourgouris, “The Simulations of the Center: Lorentzatos’s Neohellenism against the Modernist Phantom” (pp. 59-80); Vangelis Calotychos, “The Art of Making Claques: Politics of Tradition in the Critical Essays of T.S. Eliot and George Seferis” (pp. 81-136); Kostas Demelis, “The Suppression of an Imminent Modernism: Y. Ritsos’s Response to K. Karyotakis’s Challenge” (pp. 137-160); Panayiotis C. Bosnakis, “Facing Fragments: C.P. Cavafy’s Poetic Experimentations with the Iliad” (pp. 161-180); Maria Kakavoulia, “History and the Modernist Fragment: On M. Axioti’s Δύσκολες νύχτες” (pp. 181-206); Rebecca Saunders, “Tellers of Truth and Tellers of Tales: Dimitris Hatzis’s To Diplo Biblio and the Implications of Storytelling” (pp. 207-228).