The education of man

Today's man experiences the adventure of his existential drama in the world without being able to express the last word about what is happening to him. He is both educated and an educator at the same time. He is educated because he has the responsibility of the history that follows. "We are called for a radical awareness of existence in the world. Otherwise, the unstoppable wheel of time leads us to certain loss. In this temporal extremity, the responsibility of humanity is terrifying. And it must perceive this. Because time has narrowed down. And the outcome will depend on the education of man."

The modern Greek language

The collection of essays honors twelve writers who have handed down to us the living modern Greek language, one of the few tools with which we survive amidst the millennia. For Christos Malevitsis, contemporary writers undertake to continue in writing the oral work that myth performed in primitive societies. The original writers become immortal, as the generations of descendants turn to them in the search for high meanings.

The essays, written in clear and inspired language, provide a creative critical approach and illuminate the achievements of the spirit, as it was revealed in the work of selected poets, prose writers, and thinkers of modern Greek life.