THE MISFORTUNE OF BEING GREEK - AN ESSAY ON CONTEMPORARY GREECE

"The Misfortune of Being Greek" is a satirical look at contemporary Greece, balancing on the edge of joke and serious reflection. The author, Dimos, analyzes with a wink the dark sides of the country, which in popular guides appears as a land of sun and carefree. It is a read for those who want to look at Greece from a different perspective, discovering its paradoxes and contrasts. Ideal for lovers of Mediterranean culture, seeking a deeper understanding of Greek identity.

• Satirical look at contemporary Greece
• Anti-guide to the dark sides of the country
• Anecdotes and tropes useful in thinking about Greece
• Light and accessible essay form
• Inspiration to reflect on Greek identity
• Ideal for lovers of Mediterranean culture

Dimos, the author of the book, skillfully navigates between humor and seriousness, creating an image of Greece far from idealized visions. His work is not only a collection of anecdotes, but also an attempt to understand the current problems and challenges facing the country. This book can be an excellent starting point for discussions about national identity, stereotypes and cultural differences. Dimos, although he does not shy away from generalizing, does so with grace and intelligence, provoking to think and question established patterns.

Książkowe Klimaty, the publishing house that gave us this title, is known for publishing ambitious and thought-provoking literature. Their mission is to present readers with works that not only entertain, but also encourage reflection on the world around us. "The Misfortune of Being Greek" fits perfectly into this profile, offering an intelligent and original read for demanding readers. The publishing house cares about high editorial quality, which translates into an aesthetic and durable edition of the book.

This book is an excellent choice for anyone interested in Greece, its culture and history. It is also a great proposition for those who like to read essays that analyze contemporary problems in an intelligent and witty way. "The Misfortune of Being Greek" is a read that will certainly not leave anyone indifferent, encouraging reflection and discussion. Thanks to it, we will look at Greece from a new, more critical perspective, discovering its paradoxes and contrasts.

Specification:

Publisher: Książkowe Klimaty Year of publication: 2016 Number of pages: 96 Cover: paperback Format: 125x195 mm