Titlebook: Kazantzakis’ Philosophical and Theological Thought; Reach What You Canno Jerry H. Gill Book 2018 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Auth

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Kazantzakis’ Philosophical and Theological Thought978-3-319-93833-2

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A Biographical Sketch,famous Cretan writer from childhood on the island of Crete, through excursions around Greece, his studies in Paris and trips to Russia, to his marriage with Eleni/Helen and their survival of World War TwoWW II, to his final travels to China and death in 1957. This sets the stage for the in depth stu

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Saviors of Godon to Kazantzakis’s interpretation of the nature of Divinity in relation to the evolution of the natural world and discusses the question of Kazantzakis’s “panentheism” in relation to pantheism and theism in some detail. Gill offers a much needed clarification of these terms that define the relation

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Freedom or Death on human nature as it is related to us through Kazantzakis’s novels and other major writings. Here Gill focuses on the struggle between Captain Michales, a leader of the Cretan resistance and the Turkish occupation forces on Crete, led by Nuri Bey, in Kazantzakis’s novel .. Gill traces Kazantzakis’

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The Greek Passionut a Greek village’s reenactment of the Passion Play. Gill extrapolates how the sociopolitical dynamics and conflicts between the local village religious leaders and those who fight on the side of religiously displaced refugees. Both personal conflicts and conflicts amongst groups are played against

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Zorba the Greekstrate Kazantzakis’s philosophy of human nature. Gill insightfully suggests that Kazantzakis saw himself more as the Boss and wished to be more like Zorba. The human dynamic between these two opposing personality types focuses on the meaning and value of personal freedom amidst broader social and in