The ‘Dialogue’ between Odysseus Elytis and Henry Corbin
Proceedings of the XXIII World Congress of Philosophy
Volume 39, 2018
Philosophy and Literature
Nikoleta Zampaki
Pages 121-124
DOI: 10.5840/wcp23201839850
This paper aims at presenting the relationship of the poet Odysseus Elytis with the French philosopher Henry Corbin as it is displayed through the poetic work of Elytis The light-tree and the fourteenth beauty. We study the notion of imagination in this poetic synthesis through the philosophical perspective of Corbin. Emphasis is given on the solar metaphysics and the element of transparency. We focus on a parallel reading of Elytis and Corbin in order to show in what ways poetry and philosophy can be related. Elytis (as Corbin’s theory goes) aims at passing on a third dimension of things or a third level of reality.
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