Photiades, Dimitris

Born Mar. 25, 1898, in Izmir, Turkey. Greek writer.

Photiades edited the progressive journal Modern Greek Literature from 1936 to 1940 and again from 1945 to 1948. His plays, which are innovative and combative in spirit, include Mania Vetrova (1932), the comedy The World Turned Inside Out (staged 1937), and the antimonarchist satire Theodora (staged 1945). In addition to a number of historical writings, he has written works of fiction that present an authentic picture of a given place—for example, Through the Soviet Union (1954). Photiades has translated works by Plato, Demosthenes, and Aristophanes into modern Greek.

REFERENCE

Mochos, la. V. Sovremennaia grecheskaia literatura, 1913–1967. Moscow, 1973.

单词	photiades, dimitris
释义	Photiades, Dimitris Photiades, Dimitris Born Mar. 25, 1898, in Izmir, Turkey. Greek writer. Photiades edited the progressive journal Modern Greek Literature from 1936 to 1940 and again from 1945 to 1948. His plays, which are innovative and combative in spirit, include Mania Vetrova (1932), the comedy The World Turned Inside Out (staged 1937), and the antimonarchist satire Theodora (staged 1945). In addition to a number of historical writings, he has written works of fiction that present an authentic picture of a given place—for example, Through the Soviet Union (1954). Photiades has translated works by Plato, Demosthenes, and Aristophanes into modern Greek. REFERENCE Mochos, la. V. Sovremennaia grecheskaia literatura, 1913–1967. Moscow, 1973.
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