The Greek way.
Publisher: W.W. Norton
Published: 1942
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 347
Subjects: Greek literature -- History and criticism; Greece -- Civilization
Description: A study of the intellectual life of Greece at the peak of its achievements. The author interprets the literature, art, and philosophy of the Greeks and discusses what this heritage means to the world today.
Table of contents: title: East and west; title: Mind and spirit; title: The way of the east and the west in art; title: The Greek way of writing; title: The Athenians as Plato saw them; title: Aristophanes and the old comedy; title: The idea of tragedy; title: Aeschylus, the first dramatist; title: Sophocles, quintessence of the Greek; title: Euripides, the modern mind; title: The way of the Greeks; title: The way of the modern world.