HELLENIC LITERATURE SOC.11/15/95

Events Directory

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H E L L E N I C L I T E R A T U R E S O C I E T Y

A newsletter of Greek literature provided by the H.L.S. A non-profit organization [email protected] - P.O. Box 2272, River Vale, NJ 07675 Tel. 201-666-7374; Fax 201-664-3402 NOVEMBER 15, 1995

ANNOUNCEMENTS

The Hellenic Literature Society in cooperation with the Hellenic American Educators/UFT announces "GREECE IN PRINT, 1996". This event is the first major Book Exhibit of Greek Literature and Culture in North America. The event will take place on Saturday and Sunday September 21 and 22, 1996 at the United Federation of Teachers Building located at 260 Park Avenue South, New York, NY 10010. "GREECE IN PRINT, 1996" will exhibit a large selection of books (several thousand) printed in both English and Greek. Visitors to the exhibit will have the opportunity to browse and explore a variety of themes such as: art, children's books, classical studies, cookbooks, culture, Greek-American studies, history, language courses, literature & fiction, modern Greek Studies, philosophy, poetry, religion, schoolbooks, travel guides, women's studies, as well as educational and cultural audio and video cassettes and computer software. During the course of this two day exhibition, noted authors and scholars will conduct lectures and workshops on site. This effort will be made a reality through the volunteer efforts of Greeks and philhellenes alike. With the support of all of us the treasures of Greece will be presented for all to share. A lasting gift through the written word. The Board of Directors and the Executive Committee of the Hellenic Literature Society request your support and patronage. We urge you to become part of it. Donations to the Hellenic Literature Society are tax deductible.

* New Web Page *

The Cyprus home page at http://www.wam.umd.edu/~cyprus concerned with the culture, history, Cyprus problem, sports and news relevant to Cyprus.

Democritus University of Thrace. http://www.duth.gr/Athos/

NEW PUBLICATIONS

DEFENDING DEMOCRACY, THE CONTRIBUTION OF GREECE DURING THE SECOND WORLD WAR, by Sophocles G. Dimitrakopoulos This book focuses on the critical events from 1944 to 1949 ... Directly involved in these events, the author relates those urgent hours with exemplary frankness and honesty. It not only covers the recent history of Greece but also gives answers to most serious questions on how this nation dealt with issues and how it was traumatized again and again, almost without rescue ... to the present. 218 pages, 5.5x8.5 inches, Paper, $ 15.00

DENYING HUMAN RIGHTS & ETHNIC IDENTITY: THE GREEKS OF TURKEY, by Helsinki Watch The Greek community in Turkey is dwindling, elderly and frightened. Its population has declined from about 110,000 at the time of the signing of the Lausanne Treaty in 1923 to about 2,500 today. Its fearfulness stems from an appalling history of pogroms and expulsions suffered at the hands of the Turkish government. A Helsinki Watch visited Turkey in October 1991 and found that the government of Turkey continues to violate the human rights of the Greek minority today. These acts include harassment by police; restrictions on free expression; discrimination in education involving teachers, books and curriculum; restrictions on religious freedom; limitations on the right to control charitable institutions; and the denial of ethnic identity. 55 pages, 6.0x9.9 inches, Paper, $ 9.00

GOING AFTER FETA, by L. Davey This book is a celebration of the exhilarating disorientation that comes from leaving surroundings and routines that have become too confortable, too familiar. An unusual and exuberant narrative of an extraordinary "family outing", a spontaneous journey across Europe to an Aegean island. This account of a year long adventure has the perception and humor of a modern "Innocents Abroad". by L. Davey, 336 pages, 5.4x8.5 inches, Paper, $ 11.95

SAINT PAUL'S JOURNEYS TO GREECE AND CYPRUS, by A.J. Delicostopoulos This book takes the reader step by step along the path of St. Paul's visits to Greece and Cyprus. With the aid of text, maps, photographs, and the latest archaeological, cultural and general tourist information the author guides you through the ancient biblical sites of Greece. 126 pgs, 4.3x7.5, Paper, $ 8.00

New publications from the "Iera Movn Gevethliou tns Theotokou" by Bishop of Nafpaktos Ierotheos Vlachos. For more information, please contact the Rev. Nicholas Palis at 2101 Ritcie St, Aliquippa PA 15001-2124. Phone:(412) 375-5341; Fax: (412) 378-3162

Orthodox Spirituality, translated by Effie Mavromichalli 112 pages, 12x19.5 cm

Orthodox Psychotherapy, translated by Esther Williams 376 pages, 15x23 cm

The Illness and Cure of the Soul in the Orthodox Tradition, translated by Effie Mavromichalli 202 pages, 12x19.5 cm

Available in the Greek Language are:

Or0odo3n Psuxo0erapeia

Suzntnseis gia tnv Or0odo3n Psuxo0erapeia

Therapeutikn Agwgn

Psuxikn As0eveia

H Zwn Meta ton 0avato

Ypar3iakn Psuxologia kai Or0odo3n Psuxo0erapeia

* Greek Language *

TO KATSIKAKI, tou X. Fragiou Eva trufero alla kai gemato laikn sofia paramuthi apo tnv Karpatho. 16 selides, 8.3x11.00 intses, Paper, $ 6.50

TA KORITSAKIA ME TA NAYTIKA, tou E. Dikaiou H istoria duo koritsiwv kai mias polns. H avemeln zwn ki ustera h fwtia, h katastrofn, o kserizwmos. H prosfatn istoria tns Smyrvns kai tns tragikns moiras tns mesa apo ta matia duo mikrwv paidiwv. 118 selides, 5.7x8.3 intses, Paper, $ 8.00

PARAMYTHIA TIS KRHTHS, tou M. Tzanidaki Biblio kai kassetta. Gvnsia paradosiaka paramuthia tns Krntns, se mestn glwssa kai olozwvtavn eikonografnsn. 48 selides, 8.3x11.00 intses, Paper, $ 16.50

PARAMYTHIA TIS MIKRASIAS, tou G. Krokou Paradosiaka paramuthia apo tn Mikra Asia, pou avoigouv se mikrous kai megalous tnv puln s' evav kosmo magemevo, alla kai bathutata anthrwpino, prosito, lito stous tropous, xwris "strateumeves" skopimotntes kai plousio se palmo, laikn sofia kai aisthnmata. Diabazei o nthopoios Dnmntrns Lignadns. 70 selides, 8.3x11.00 inches, Paper, Mia kassetta, $ 16.90

TA PARATHYRA TOY XRONOU, tou A. Marivi H zwn dwdeka agiwv tns Ekklnsias mas se apln, periektikn dingnsn gia paidia tou Dnmotikou kuriws, alla kai gia oles tis nlikies. 80 selides, 8.3x11.0 intses, Paper, $ 10.50

BEST SELLERS IN GREECE

2. PROBA NYFIKOU, tou Giannakopoulou

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4. ME BELOUDENIA BHMATA, tou Bambounakn

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6. XRWMA FEGGARIOU, tou Papadaki

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8. SKISMENO PSATHAKI, tou Papadaki

9. ALFABHTARI, by Nea Synora

10.PALAIOS TWN HMERWN, tou Matesis

GIVE TO YOUR FAMILY AND FRIENDS, TO GREEKS AND NON-GREEK ALIKE, A GIFT THEY WILL NEVER FORGET .... A BOOK OF GREEK LITERATURE

CALENDAR OF EVENTS

An exhibition of 14th - 19th century icons presented by Maria Andipa & Son Gallery, London at the ArtiCulture Gallery, 362 West Erie, Chicago, IL 60610; (312) 337-2204. Tuesday-Saturday, 10:00 AM-6:00 PM.

November 4-17 * New York, NY - MY ANCIENT SPIRIT 1978-1994

An exhibit by Yorfgos Kontaxis. Gallery hours at the Hellenic Cultural Center, located at 27-09 Crescent St., are 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM. For more information call (212) 569-5362.

November 17-19 * Baltimore, MD - ORTHODOX CHRISTIAL LAITY

OCL will host the Eighth Annual National Meeting at the Tremont Plaza Hotel in Baltimore. For further information, please contact the co-chairs of the event: Macy Kiladis at (410) 256-5718 or George Lampadarios (410) 661-4071.

November 18 * New York, NY - POETRY READING

Keri Keriotis will be reading from her anthology "A Melange of Treasures" at 6:00 PM at the Cornelia Street Cafe, 29 Cornelia St. For Further information call (212) 989-9318.

November 25 * New York, NY - LECTURE

The Holy Trinity Cathedral Fellowship is hosting a missions lecture by father Martin Ritsi at the Cathedral Center, 337 E 74th St., at 7:00 PM. Father Ritsi has served in East Africa and Albania.

November 28-29 * Chicago, IL - LECTURE

Leon Marinakos, Cultural Attache for the Consulate General of Greece will present a lecture "The Grand Tour: Athens" at the Art Institute of Chicago, 111 South Michigan Ave., at 6:00 PM. This lecture will be repeated at 11:00 AM on Wednsday, November 29.

December 2 * New York, NY - CONCERT

The Ethnic Folk Arts Center and Greenwich House Arts will present an evening of Greek immigrant songs and traditions. Gregoris Manikakis and Anna Paidousi will be joined by Jim Karas and members of the Aman Amerika orchestra. The concert will take place at Greenwich House, 46 Barrow St. For information and tickets call (212) 691-9510.

January 5-22 * Baltimore, MD - TRAVEL-STUDY COURSE ON THE HISTORY OF CRETE.

The History department of Towson State University. Involves a trip to Greece. Contact A. Blumfield (410) 830-2911, TSU. Towson MD 21204.

January 16 * Cambridge, MA - HELICON SOCIETY LECTURE

Professor Ioannis Miaouli, Dean of Engineering, Tufts University, will speak on "Why Girls Shun Science and Math?" at the Greek Institute, 1038, Massachusetts Ave, at 3:30 PM.

September 29-Oct.2 * Melbourne, Australia - MODERN GREEK STUDIES ASSOCIATION CONFERENCE

University of Melburn. Papers on Greek culture are invited. Submit 200 word abstracts by Feb. 16, 1996 to Conference Convenors. PO Box 4076, Parkville Victoria 3052, Australia. Phone: 61-3-9344-5672; Fax: 61-3-9344-4161.

NOTES

* Reviewed books may be purchased through the Greek Book Club of Cosmos Publishing Co., Inc. in cooperation with the Hellenic Literature Society. Members of the G.B. Club are entitled to discounts of 20% to 30% off the publisher's list price without any other obligations. Please send all book purchase requests, or requests for copies of the Greek Book Club's catalog to the H.L.S.

* Donations to the Hellenic Literature Society are tax deductible. Funds are used to promote the reading of Greek Literature; to organize Greek literary and cultural events; to endow libraries with books of Greek literature; to create & finance libraries at the schools of the Greek Diaspora; to finance scholarships and fellowships in Greek studies; to assist Greek authors publish their manuscripts; and, award an annual prize for excellence in Greek literature. If we are instructed to direct a donation to the library of a specific institution, books will be inscribed with the name of the donor and will be accompanied by an explanatory letter.

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