Mikelis Avlichos
Greek poet and scholar
Born
1844
181 years ago
Died
November 28th, 1917
107 years ago — 73 years old
Category
Artists & Creatives
Country
Greece
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A prominent figure in Greek literature, contributed significantly to poetry and scholarship. Explored themes of nationalism and identity through literary works. Engaged in intellectual circles and influenced contemporary thought in Greece. Published numerous poems and essays that examined cultural and historical aspects of Greece, contributing to a deeper understanding of national heritage. Renowned for extensive knowledge of classical literature and its application in modern Greek context.
Published important poetry collections
Contributed to scholarly discussions on Greek identity
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