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With the People from the Bridge (Greek: Με τους ανθρώπους από τη γέφυρα) is the second part of the trilogy by Greek author Dimitris Lyacos. The book deals with the theme of loss and the return of the dead in the context of Christian teleology. The text is encased in a post-theatrical ritual drama form, drawing on various philosophical and literary sources as well as ancient and modern Greek folklore. The plot-line centers around an Orpheus-like journey of the protagonist LG who joins his deceased companion in the grave and is subsequently led by her to a liminal realm ahead of the imminent Resurrection Day. The work has been categorized by critics to belong to both the Modernist and the Post-Modernist tradition, while at the same time bearing strong affinities to a variety of canonical te

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  • Mit den Menschen von der Brücke (de)
  • Avec les gens du pont (fr)
  • Me tous anthropous apo ti gefyra (it)
  • With the People from the Bridge (en)
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  • Mit den Menschen von der Brücke (griechisch: Με τους ανθρώπους από τη γέφυρα, englisch: With the People from the Bridge) ist der zweite Teil der Poena-Damni-Trilogie des griechischen Schriftstellers Dimitris Lyacos. Das Buch behandelt das Thema Verlust und die Rückkehr der Toten im Kontext der christlichen Teleologie. Der Text wird von einer posttheatralischen rituellen Dramenform umfasst, die auf verschiedenen philosophischen und literarischen Quellen sowie auf der alten und modernen griechischen Folklore beruht. Die Handlung konzentriert sich auf eine Orpheus-artige Reise des Protagonisten LG, der sich seiner verstorbenen Gefährtin im Grab anschließt und anschließend von ihr in ein Grenzgebiet vor dem bevorstehenden Auferstehungstag geführt wird. Das Werk wurde von Kritikern sowohl der M (de)
  • Avec les gens du pont (en grec : Με τους ανθρώπους από τη γέφυρα, en anglais : With the People from the Bridge) est la deuxième partie de la trilogie de l'auteur grec Dimitris Lyacos. Le livre aborde le thème de la perte et du retour des morts dans le contexte de la téléologie chrétienne. Le texte est enfermé dans une forme dramatique rituelle post-théâtrale, faisant appel à diverses sources philosophiques et littéraires, ainsi qu'au folklore grec ancien et moderne. L'intrigue s'articule autour d'un voyage de type protagoniste LG, semblable à Orphée, qui rejoint son défunt compagnon dans la tombe et est ensuite conduit par elle dans un royaume liminal avant le Jour de la Résurrection imminent. Les critiques ont catégorisé cette œuvre dans les traditions moderniste et post-moderniste, tout (fr)
  • With the People from the Bridge (Greek: Με τους ανθρώπους από τη γέφυρα) is the second part of the trilogy by Greek author Dimitris Lyacos. The book deals with the theme of loss and the return of the dead in the context of Christian teleology. The text is encased in a post-theatrical ritual drama form, drawing on various philosophical and literary sources as well as ancient and modern Greek folklore. The plot-line centers around an Orpheus-like journey of the protagonist LG who joins his deceased companion in the grave and is subsequently led by her to a liminal realm ahead of the imminent Resurrection Day. The work has been categorized by critics to belong to both the Modernist and the Post-Modernist tradition, while at the same time bearing strong affinities to a variety of canonical te (en)
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  • With the People from the Bridge (en)
  • Με τους ανθρώπους από τη γέφυρα (en)
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  • Shoestring Press
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