Entre dos aguas. Un panorama de la cultura griega (1770-1930)

The origin of modern Greece was specially conditioned by the long time which the south orthodox world was separated from western Europe by the ottoman occupation. The building of modern culture divided writers and intellectuals into those who affirmed a pure orthodox national character and those who attended a western way of modernization. This dilemma lets the author expose the evolution throughout this period of modern Hellenistic history.