Kazantzakis - Politics of the Spirit V 2

Preface ix Acknowledgments xvii Technical Notes xix Kazantzakis's Attraction to Fascism and Nazism in the 1930s 1(15) Travel Writing 16(6) Spain 22(11) Journey to the Morea 33(10) Greek Politics, 1922--1936; Metaxas 43(17) Writings CA. 1935--1939: Jardin des Rochers 60(21) Writings CA. 1935--1939: Othello Returns 81(5) Writings CA. 1935--1939: Melissa 86(14) Writings CA. 1935--1939: Julian The Apostate 100(11) Period 1940--1944: The Albanian Campaign and Axis Occupation 111(23) Buddha 134(10) Alexis Zorbas: A Philosophical Interpretation 144(13) Alexis Zorbas: A Political Interpretation 157(8) Prometheus Trilogy and Greekness 165(32) Kapodistrias 197(27) Constantine Palaiologos 224(13) Athens, October 1944--June 1946 237(36) London and Paris, 2 June 1946--2 June 1948 273(6) Sodom and Gomorrah 279(13) The Political Comprehensiveness of Christ Recrucified 292(36) The Fratricides 328(28) Kouros 356(7) Christopher Columbus: Kazantzakis's Final Play 363(9) O Kapetan Mihalis: An Epic Manque 372(22) Kazantzakis's Long Apprenticeship to Christian Themes 394(34) The Last Temptation as a Religious Novel 428(14) Is the Last Temptation a Religious Novel or a Political Novel? 442(11) Kazantzakis's Meta-Christian Saint Francis as a Model of Soul-Force Creating His Own Fate 453(71) Report to Greco 524(23) Appendix. Kazantzakis and Women 547(4) Notes 551(32) Bibliography 583(20) Index 603