A poem of social and political hue. At the heart of which is the economic crisis and its impact on Greek society and the conviction that there is no other way out than emotional and intellectual alertness.

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    ‘Fatherland of the Times’ by George Douatzis is an ensemble poem of social and political hue. It records the crisis contemporary societies are living through and considers that the only way out of this impasse is through the emotional and spiritual alertness of each one of us. This is a book which offers aesthetic enjoyment and provokes the reader’s critical faculties.

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    Weight 100 g
    Dimensions 12,2 × 22,2 cm
    Pages 48
    Images 0
    Drawings
  • DECEMBER 2010
    • GEORGE DOUATZIS

      George Douatzis made his literary debut in 1971, in the ‘Poetry Anthology of the New Greek Generation’, Agyra Publications, and entered journalism in 1974, on the staff of the newspaper Ta Nea. He has worked in all genres of mass media (newspapers, periodicals, radio, television) at all levels (reporter to director). He studied Economics at the Advanced School of Industry in Thessaloniki, and Sociology at the University VIII of Paris. He is the author of 14 books: 1. ‘Writings’ (1976), 2. ‘Local Government’ (1986), 3. ‘The Little Things’ (1996), 4. ‘Select Anthology of Tassos Leivaditis’ (1997), 5. ‘Epistle to Ten’ (2001), 6. ‘Epistle to Ten – The Undelivered’ (2003), 7. ‘Libations’ (2004), 8. ‘The Little Things II’ (2004), 9. ‘The Red Shoes’ (2004), 10. ‘The Button’ (2004), 11. ‘Discourse on Drawing’ (collective, drawings by Michael Amarantos) (2006), 12. ‘Don’t leave Mr Efchetis’ (2008), 13. ‘Conversation with the Night Visitor’ (collective and editor) (2008), 14. ‘On Journalism’ – 2010. In press: ‘Homeland of the Times’, ‘Rafts’. His photographs have been exhibited in Athens, in the galleries ‘Eikastikos Kyklos’ (collective) 2007, and ‘Angathi’ (personal) 2008.

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Fatherland of the Times

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A poem of social and political hue. At the heart of which is the economic crisis and its impact on Greek society and the conviction that there is no other way out than emotional and intellectual alertness.

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