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Welcome to the home page of the CP cavafy Chair in Modern Greek, establishedin 1999. The CP cavafy Modern Greek Chair is a great achievement.
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Cavafy's World
Most English translations of cavafys poems are from CP cavafy Collected Poems© 1975, 1992 by Edmund Keeley and Philip Sherrard, revised edition.
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Extractions: received generous support from the following institutions: was co-organized by the Kelsey Museum and the C. P. Cavafy Professorship in Modern Greek, an academic position endowed by the Foundation for Modern Greek Studies. The curators are grateful to the Foundation for its gift to the University and continued support.
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When August dawn brakes (IONIC by CP cavafy). desiecle quality.And transliterated his name as CP cavafy. . Aristide Caratzas.
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Extractions: I cannot answer your question about a bilingual edition (somehow I do not know of one). However I should like to remark about the rendition of the name of Konstantinos Kavaphes in English: he was a thorough tri-lingual; he spoke Greek, English and French, and wrote poetry in all three. His English and French poems have an undistinguished fin-de-siecle quality. And transliterated his name as "C. P. Cavafy." Aristide Caratzas Next message: Patrick Rourke: "Leprosy" Previous message: Michael Hendry: "Re: When August dawn brakes ... (IONIC, by C.P. Cavafis)" In reply to: Mike Sullivan: "Re: When August dawn brakes ... (IONIC, by C.P. Cavafis)"
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Princeton CP cavafy, *Collected Poems*, translated by Edmund Keeleyand Philip Sherrard, edited by George Savidis, 1975. I have
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Extractions: Date: Mon Aug 06 2001 - 10:17:42 EDT I'm not in a position to judge the quality of the translations, though they read tolerably well, but there is (or was) a very handsome facing text from Princeton: C. P. Cavafy, *Collected Poems*, translated by Edmund Keeley and Philip Sherrard, edited by George Savidis, 1975. I have a vague memory that the paperback (if it actually existed) may not include the Greek. The hardcover appears to be out of print. Amazon lists a used copy for $20.00, but gives the publisher as "Hogarth" (?) and the condition as merely "Good". I haven't checked ABE, but then I already have a copy (and no, it's not for sale). The ISBN is 0-691-06279-x. Michael Hendry
The Drunken Boat
CP cavafy Translated by Aliki Barnstone Far Off I want to speak this memory, butit's erased as if nothing remains because it lies far off in my first
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The Drunken Boat
She is represented in this issue by her translations of cavafy and her own poetry.cavafyCP.cavafy is considered to be the most influential modern Greek poet.
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Extractions: Timothy Ades , born in Britain in 1941, is a poetry translator, working mainly with rhyme and metre. In 1996 he won a BCLA/BCLT award (equal first) with the 33 Sonnets of the Resistance , which Jean Cassou composed in his head in prison. These will be published by Arc in the Visible Poets series in 2002. His Renaissance Elegies of Louise Labe appeared in Modern Poetry in Translation magazine, as did his Classic Gallic Lipograms . Victor Hugo's How to be a Grandfather (a selection) is to appear in 2002 from Hearing Eye. Homer in Cuernavaca , a sequence of thirty poems by the Mexican, Alfonso Reyes, won the Premio Vallé-Inclan Prize in 2001, and was published by the journal Translation and Literature (Edinburgh U. Press). He has also translated from the German and Greek. Two longer poems of Cassou have appeared in Translation and Literature , and various translated poems have appeared in Agenda Classical Association News In Other Words Outposts Update Mexico , etc, and above all on the poetry translation website, www.brindin.com
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Extractions: http://www.poets.org/poets/cpcav [Verwandte Websites] Constantine P. Cavafy - This website on the Greek poet includes a brief biography and an extensive selection of poems translated into English in online text form, with the original Greek versions as well. (Note: You'll need an appropriate Greek alphabet font installed on your computer to properly view the Greek texts.)
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Week 6 CP cavafy (18631933). Week 7 Angelos Sikelianos (1884-1951). OxfordUniversity Press 1999; cavafy, CP Poems, trans. E. Keeley and P. Sherrard.
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Extractions: Teacher Professor Roderick Beaton Course-unit value Prerequisites : None Course outline : The course introduces the major poets and movements in Greek poetry from about 1820 to the 1970s, with special emphasis on: the influential figure of Dionysios Solomos (1798-1857) and on the theme of facing up to the ancient past in the work of five major poets of the twentieth century. Half way through the course, there is a session on the formal aspects of verse in Greek, and their development throughout the period. Texts may be read in either the original Greek or translation. Course content : The course will highlight the main lines of literary development from the oral tradition of pre-1880 and the rise of a national poetry in the 1820s, through the diverse reactions to Romanticism at the turn of the 20th century by Palamas and Cavafy, to the high Modernists of the "1930s generation", Seferis and Elytis and the varied responses of postwar poets to the impact of the Greek civil war (1944-49). Attention will be paid throughout to the close interrelation of literature and history in the Greek tradition, and poems and extracts will be chosen to illustrate recurring and developing themes characteristic of that tradition. Approximately two thirds of the course will be devoted to close reading and discussion of texts (with translation). Four sessions in the second semester will be devoted to metrical and formal analysis.
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UniMelb UGHB96 : 150-282 Mythologies: Literature, History And Society In Modern
written examination (50 per cent). Prescribed texts cavafy CP CollectedPoems Princeton; Clogg R A Concise History of Greece CUP;
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Extractions: Modern Greek subject : Next: Search Help 150-282/382 "Mythologies: Literature, History and Society in Modern Greece" appears differently in several places - choose the one you want: Modern Greek , Faculty of Arts. Greek , Faculty of Educ(Parkville). Modern Greek , Faculty of Arts (v3, p136) : Next: Availability: Not offered in 1996; expected to be offered in 1997. Credit points: 16.7 2nd and 3rd years Coordinator: Mr J B Burke. Prerequisite: Any two Arts subjects or permission of the Head of Department. No knowledge of the Modern Greek language is presupposed. Contact: Up to three hours per week. Objectives: Students on completion of the subject should have a familiarity with major Modern Greek literary texts of the 20th Century; ability to discuss them in their social, historical and ideological context. Content: The concept of myth is explored in major works of 20th-century Modern Greek literature set in their social, ideological and historical context. All texts are examined in English translation. Assessment: Written work up to 3,000 words (50 per cent) and a 2-hour written examination (50 per cent).
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Extractions: Although it is difficult for me to select my favorite modern Greek poet since I hold several of them in high esteem, among his peers, Seferis crests the wave of poetic intensity. His poetry is always laden with images often as tragic as they are beautiful. Like Kimon Friar, Edmund Keeley has brought the powerful verse of modern Greeks to the English reader (see the Amazon excerpts of this work). In sum, Seferis' poetic world is enthralling.
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Return to Contents. The Erotics of CP cavafy. Nina Dinatale BardCollege. I find cavafy startling in his sexual candor. In particular
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Extractions: Bard College But while Cavafy's explicit poems are alluring, his sexuality poems that are cloaked in metaphor contain the more interesting academic question. Three such poems in particular, "The Bandaged Shoulder," "He Asked About the Quality," and "Days of 1909, '10, '11" give me the same impression: that the sexual message in these poems is conveyed through a method very similar to fetishism. The fetishism of "The Bandaged Shoulder" is more pronounced. The poem tells the story of an occasion where Cavafy had the opportunity to re-bandage the injured shoulder of his lover. The first two stanzas explain how the shoulder may have been injured, and how the lover accidentally re-opened the wound. The first sexual references do not appear until the last two lines of the third stanza, where Cavafy writes, "I liked looking at the blood. / It was a thing of my love, that blood." In the fourth and final stanza, Cavafy finds, after the lover has left, a bit of bloody rag on the floor from the shoulder's old dressing. And only in the last three lines of the stanza is desire clearly evoked: Cavafy provocatively ends "I put it to my lips / and kept it there a long while the blood of my love against my lips." The mood of the poem is one of wrenching desire and sensualism. But the poem contains no explicitly sexual references. The mood is conveyed mainly through the figure of the bloody rag; the sexual meaning accumulates on an object, the forgotten piece of bandage. Cavafy, as a character in the poem, eroticizes the bandage and the process of binding the shoulder: he takes his time over the dressing, he likes looking at the blood. Or rather, we feel that he finds these things sensual, even though he never explicitly makes that connection. The final stanza is very sexual, and is filled with longing, but these ideas are conveyed not through Cavafy's, the author's, usual direct manner, but by the metaphoric substitution of the bloody rag. The fetishism if two-fold: as a character Cavafy sexualizes the bloody rag, and as author Cavafy substitutes the figure of the rag for explicitly sexual references. Both substitutions, both fetishisms, successfully impart a rich sensuality.
Constantinos Cavafy
The Greek Poems of CP cavafy As Translated by Memas Kolaitis. Biographical Note; Ithaca ; Perfidy ; In 200 BC ; Philhellene ; Lysias the Grammarian's Tomb ;
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CP cavafy. CP cavafy was born in Alexandria, Egypt on April 29, 1863and died in the same city on April 29, 1933. He descended from
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Extractions: C.P. Cavafy was born in Alexandria, Egypt on April 29, 1863 and died in the same city on April 29, 1933. He descended from an old Greek family from Constantinople, then the capital of the Ottoman Empire. Cavafy was educated in England and spent some of his young adulthood in that country. Some of his early work was in English and French, as well as in Greek. Cavafy's preoccupations dealt with the world of the senses and that of history. He was aware particularly of the directions taken by Hellenic civilization through time and the peoples and cultures it affected. Hellenism was for him one of the universal expressions of world culture, perhaps one of the most refined. In 1919 the English writer E.M. Forster visited Cavafy in Alexandria and then enthusiastically introduced his work to the English-speaking world. English literary circles were sensitive to Cavafy's poetic sensibility, so much so that T.S. Eliot came to refer to him as the Poet. There are four major English translations of Cavafy's opus. In this English literary context must be seen the periodic revivals of interest in Cavafy's work. We are experiencing one such revival due to the interest of the late Mrs. Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis in the crystalline verses of the poet: during her fun eral was read the poem "Ithaca," the first of thirteen of Cavafy's poems which are reproduced in this collection.

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